Argus Argoflex E TLR Camera Review by Jennifer Stamps
Are you new to the world of twin lens reflex (TLR) film cameras? Curious about their unique double lenses but a little intimidated and don’t want to drop a lot...
Retro Vibes by Courtney Bell
About a month ago, I decided to take the plunge and buy one of my bucket list film cameras, a Hasselblad 500CM with the 80mm f/2.8 lens. After shooting a...
A Quiet Day at Home by Marta Karcz
I like capturing those moments at home when I’m alone. The most mundane things. Sometimes they seem meaningless but in reality, we’re the truest selves when we’re alone...
Atacama Desert Travel Story by Anna Doshina
Atacama is the driest and the highest desert on earth that spreads across Chile, Peru, Argentina, and Bolivia. Despite the harsh climate, unique flora and fauna inhabit...
How to Shoot Snow on Film: Everything You Need to Know by Jen Golay
Spring may be on the horizon, but I think it’s safe to say that most of us here in the U.S. have experienced a bit more snow this year than...
At-Home Test to Troubleshoot Shutter Speed Issues by Ryan Seabrook
Some disappointing film slides arrived in the post this week, an ugly jumble of well exposed and limp, underexposed frames...
Flash and Film Photography: Taking the Fear Out of Using Flash with Film by John Adams III
Using flash units with old analog cameras can seem like a super daunting task. How are you supposed to make a brand new flash work with a camera originally...
Scorched Earth: Australian Wildfires Photo Story by Jeremy Billett
My home town in Northern NSW, Australia was affected by the longest wildfire season we've experienced in our lifetime. Our region experienced our first fires...
Photographing Star Trails on Color Film by Jen Golay
This is an article I have been meaning to write for years, because whenever I post a star trail photo, I almost always get questions on how to create these...
Using Intentional Camera Movement to Enhance Your Film Photography by James Baturin
The concept of intentional movement is simple: choose a slow shutter speed, and move the camera while you’re taking the shot. The result is going to be some element...
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