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If you know me then you’ll know I love photography. I love nature photography and I also really enjoy product photography for my blog. But what I love the most is just making memories with pictures. My favourite way to do that is with film-style cameras. Quite a while ago, my Dad came home from… Continue reading Making Memories: Polaroid Style — THE DIARY OF ELLIE

Hi guys, I hope everyone is well and even though these are difficult and uncertain times, hope you find ways to stay positive and taking care of yourself and your loved ones. It looks like I’ll be working for another couple of days and then it’s full confinement for me too. Stricter measures will be […]… Continue reading Recommendations during lockdown: Films — yuri rasin photography

A new week is about to start and today I thought that I would share with you a list of some interesting YouTube channels that explore the wonderful world of film photography. If you have found yourself in a creative mind block, maybe something here will reignite your mind and inspire you during […] via Analog… Continue reading Analog Photography — open book diary of an artist

As we approach the end of the year, and nights draw in closer, and colder, I’m taking the opportunity to go through my archive of photographs, in order to start curating them into some form of order. 2019 has been my first serious year for film photography, having settled into my gear and workflow. I’ve… Continue reading Reflecting on Some Film Photography Failures – by Simon King — 35mmc

“If the city is the raw material for production, for economic development, and for academic research, it has also been available to artists,” writes Helen Liggett in her 2003 work, Urban Encounters. “Photographs can function as sites of participatory reading that provoke urban encounters, first, in the relationship between the photographer and the city, and, […]… Continue reading The Visual City: Photography, Film, and Postcards — The Metropole

After almost 40 years I am back to ‘analogue’. I return to analog photography, film photography that is associated with my digital photography. This phrase “use the treasures you have kept” is from a great friend of mine – Ricardo ‘Lilika‘ Lima – and it expresses a deep feeling about the film photography that he […]… Continue reading Feelings about film photography: “use the treasures you have kept” — Antonio Mozeto

My first experience of shooting film was with a Polaroid in the late 90s. My then partner and I were both interested in various creative exploits, and photography was something we wanted to try, but in a fun and instant way, without having to learn or invest too much. Back then, digital photography was very […]… Continue reading Film Photography – What First Attracted You? — 35hunter

Hello, dears! Ahh, guys, I’m so excited for this post because I have to say – this is my favorite nature photoshoot I’ve done in quite a while! 😀 If you’re a regular reader around here, you know that raindrop photography is a recurring theme with me, heh. If you’re new, hopefully the reason why […]… Continue reading Macro Explorations {Raindrop Photography} — A Farm Girl’s Life