One Giant Leap… Remastering high-resolution images of NASA’s race to the Moon
NASA’s photographic documentation of their 20th century race to the Moon forms part of one of the most significant historical records of our time. The … Read more
The evolution of the camera as seen through X-ray imaging
It’s no secret that for many film photographers, taking photos of their cameras is as enjoyable as making photographs with them. Don’t take my word … Read more
As a roll of film moves across the film plane: making a slit-scan camera
This is the story of how I came to own a custom-built 35mm slit-scan photography camera and how I set about using it to capture … Read more
The Making of Hitchcock’s California: Vista Visions From the Camera Eye, by Robert Jones with Aimee Sinclair
Hitchcock’s California is a photographic tribute to Alfred Hitchcock by Aimee Sinclair and myself, along with an essay by Hitchcock film historian Dan Auiler. The … Read more
I’m using Minecraft to host a charitable photographic exhibition in a physically isolated world
Exploring how one film photographer created an art gallery in Minecraft for a unique photographic exhibition.
Featured project: Human Remains / Restes humains
June. Rain. July. Rain. August… Rain again. The days were all the same. What to do in Paris during a summer as rotten as that … Read more
Staying creatively engaged: Drawing your crazy dream camera
I’ve been trying to keep my local film photography community here in the Philippines creatively engaged as we’re 3 ½ weeks into…
Pandemic on Polaroid: Sheltered at Home
I was 2,500 miles away from home when COVID-19 started to unravel the fabric of our daily routines. On the road for work at a…
Stuck at home? The “Stuck At Home Photography” blog has you and your creativity covered
In 1993 I had a book published of photographs that had been taken over the previous few years. I was running an art gallery with … Read more
Measure twice, cut once: building my multi-format 8×20, 16×20 and 12×16 camera
I lived most of my life in São Paulo, Brazil, with its 20+ million people. I have photographed São Paulo in many different ways, but … Read more
Book: A place to be – by Tim Heubeck
My name is Tim Heubeck and I am a photographer based in Germany. I run a website and Instagram channel; all under the name of … Read more
Four years and counting: Un Giro D’Italia – touring Italy or, a never-ending project
Like all good projects, this one began without me even realising it. I didn’t intend for this to become such a long term thing, in … Read more
Creating the world’s largest darkroom? One Shot: Inchindown
It was in late May 2019 that I was first sent a 30 minute rough cut of a video called “Tanky McOneshot”. The short film … Read more
The Homemade Camera Podcast zine – by Ethan Moses
My favorite podcast for some time now has been the Homemade Camera Podcast. It’s really the podcast I like to build cameras to the best, and I really like. To. Build. Cameras.
Neshama Sheli: Documenting Israel and the Palestinian territories
This is my ever-changing long-term photo essay about Israel and the Palestinian territories. A place so complex and beautiful at the same time. It isn’t always easy or straightforward to put into words but I have done my best to paint
Buffalo Soldier: Examining the history and lives of black American soldiers – by Sheldon J Walker
Over the past two years, I’ve been pouring everything I had emotionally, physically, and financially into a staged photography series I call “Buffalo Soldier”. My project is…
Social Music: Covering the Los Angeles jazz and hip-hop scene – by Carlin Stiehl
Jazz has a special place in my heart. It’s a musical language that somehow, I can understand by simply feeing my mind and letting the music run through my soul.
Beyond the Visual: an interactive photo booth experience – by Jonathan Potter
Beyond the Visual is an interactive photo booth experience: a combination of visual arts piece, immersive theater, and educational program. We are transforming an…
One year of Analogue Wonderland: a retrospective
It’s been over a year since Analogue Wonderland first opened its (virtual) doors and started selling a wide variety of films to analogue photographers around the world.
Saxonvale: two years documenting a brownfield industrial site – by Tim Gander
This is the story of a photo project which started on a whim and grew into something far bigger than I’d imagined. Fingers crossed it’s not finished yet, but more on that later.
