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  • When an image leads to sonder

    Today, I was archiving some recent images and came across one I’ve retaken several times over the last five years, with different cameras and different films. It made me pause for a moment to ask myself why, exactly, I keep photographing this same scene. And, I think, what I might be trying to capture is…

  • I keep crawling back to the Ricoh.

    The Ricoh R1s. I’ve had a kind of love/hate relationship with this camera for the past few years. It’s 30mm prime lens just doesn’t fit with the way I usually prefer to shoot- neatly isolating subjects and separating details from a scene. Oh no, the R1s is wide, and it says a lot in each…

  • How to Shoot Film Photos in the Snow

    Snow. It’s fluffy, fun, and everybody’s favorite projectile object. However, if you’ve ever tried photographing snowy scenes, you know that it can sometimes be a challenge. In this article, I want to share a few things I try to keep in mind when I’m taking pictures in a winter wonderland. It’s all about that metering…

  • A Camera for CHEAPSKATES : Ilford Half-Frame Disposable Film Camera Review

    If you shoot film, then at one point or another you’ve undoubtedly mumbled under your breath “Why is film so expensive!” I get it. That’s where the potential appeal of the Ilford half-frame disposable camera comes in. Loaded with a roll of Ilford’s ilfocolor 35mm film, it gives you twice the exposure of analog goodness.…

  • Too many cameras

    The question of the day is… how many cameras is too many cameras? This very conundrum has plagued photographers since the dawn of time [citation needed] but the consensus seems to vary wildly from person to person. For me, though, the magic number is 21—or at least that’s how many I own right now. And…

  • Lomography Color ’92 Film (110 Format)

    Back in 1992, my world revolved around two things: pimples and Pantera’s Vulgar Display of Power album. Little did I know that the same year, a few random people would start a film company that, decades later, would regularly drain my wallet. Yay for the ’90s Color ’92 film is both a 30th-anniversary celebration of…

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