The weather is getting colder so any temperate day is a good excuse to go for a walk. With the pandemic worsening, the only crowds …
On a grey drizzly day, when my mood fitted the weather perfectly, I loaded my first ever roll of Fomapan 100 Classic into my Spotmatic …
This is what I was thinking… “Golly, that 5×7 camera is going for a good price. Anyway, I can always sell the lens (who am …
Growing up in Cape Town, I am very much an outdoor type of guy. I grew up going to the beach for Christmas, bodyboarding and …
When someone from Saint Petersburg Russia sends you a few rolls of film, I think they have to be shot with something interesting. Thanks to …
I originally set out to shoot this roll to try and nail down a few teething problems I had with starting home B&W development again. …
Halfway through… six months in already? How did that happen… didn’t we just start? Actually, we are settling into our routine but the bloom is off the rose…
With their 100-year anniversary coming up in 2021, Foma Bohemia, makers of FOMAPAN black and white photographic film and papers is popping the cork a little early with three new, limited edition “retro” 1930s styled box art for its
A few weeks ago I travelled to Con Dao island in Southern Vietnam – one of the very few destinations which are yet to be destroyed by the growing tourism industry in this country.
I expected some dramatic seascapes
Monobath film developers feel like the in thing for 2018.
Some time ago I read about a workshop dedicated to instructing participants in building their own pinhole camera and venturing into the field to record some images. Somehow this idea resonated with me.
It sounds very grand when you tell people that you are having a field camera made for you. I certainly felt grand and excited when I placed my order for an Intrepid 4×5 with blue bellows and lens board.
Wahey! It’s Ed Worthington aka “The 6 Million P Man” (that’s P as in English pence, not Mike, or the other P word).
I first tried Foma Bohemia’s films in around 2008 when I moved to the Czech Republic.
Today we’re sitting down with film photographer Jamelle Bouie.
35mm, medium format, instant and Large format; they’re all fair game for today’s interviewee, Andrew Bartram.
Here we are with another interview for you all. This time we’re sitting down with the incredibly passionate Antonio Biagiotti. Hailing from Northern Italy, Antonio is a moslty medium format photographer working in 6×7 using his Pentax 67ii.
