On a recent trip to Northern Finland, I decided to take a roll of 35mm Cinestill 800T. Although the film is tungsten balanced, I decided against using a warming filter because I thought the films white balance would complement the snow and blue skies. I think it works.
In my latest video, I make a short trip to the local lake in the Snow with the aim to print one of the negatives in the Darkroom.
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Making Black and White Prints in the Darkroom with the negatives made in the Holga from the previous video.
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I headed out to a local park with the Holga and some Delta 100 film during a morning of thick fog. It was a calm a relaxing walk, and I hope that comes across in the video and how I've shared the images.
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The lure of a 6x7 camera is one that's hard to resist, and there are some excellent options to choose from. In this post, I discuss my experiences with a few of them and weigh up the pro’s and con’s.
A black and white landscape photographer, shooting Lomo Purple in a Lomography single-use camera on the streets of Watford. What could possibly go wrong?
When buying a second-hand film camera, it’s worth doing a test of the shutter speeds. In this post, I describe the process I follow for doing just that.
Ilford Ortho plus was released in October 2019, and as of the beginning of 2020, I hadn't yet had a chance to shoot it. However, having seen some interesting landscape images taken with it, along with it being a fine grain film with excellent sharpness., I was intrigued to see whether it would be a film I would use regularly
On a recent trip to Northern Finland, I decided to shoot a roll of 35mm Cinestill 800T. Although the film is tungsten balanced, I decided against using a warming filter because I thought the films white balance would complement the snow and blue skies.
A series of images from a Chateau in France using a Hasselblad X-Pan with Ilford Photo HP5 film