Late last year, my wife and I wanted to combine my love of photography with our shared love of travel, exploring, and just getting into …
It’s mid-December 2020 and a bearded, touqued figure stands silently on the side of a frozen lake looking off towards the rising peak of a …
Ever since I started shooting medium format film, I’ve been searching for a favourite film stock and I think I may have found it in …
As a creative, making it to the end of 2020 felt like a literal Sysiphus myth — pushing a giant boulder uphill all year to …
Like many, I started taking pictures using my father’s old camera, a hefty Nikon F2 and a super-fast Nikkor 55mm f/1.2 back in the late …
The fisherman were already there that morning. They had arrived long before sunrise with their reels and lines and pole holders made from cut off …
Down the 4×5 rabbit hole part 1: A trip to the world upside down Like so many of us, I found myself with a bit …
Read moreDown the 4×5 rabbit hole part 1: A trip to the world upside down – by Toni Skokovic
I’ve always loved classic cars… I had a 1966 Mustang for a number of years, but I sold it to get the down payment on …
I came across film photography by chance, after my exchange year during university a few years ago. I feel very blessed cause I had the …
I’ve been shooting a lot of panoramic images over the last few years. There’s something about the wide 1×3 aspect ratio that really appeals to …
Once you get known as a weirdo who still shoots film, people tend to ask you if you want film cameras that they have in …
My first foray into film for over 20 years. My father had owned a Nikon F3 and back in those days I had gone down …
Since my return to film photography, I made the decision that I wanted to document what life uncovered for me in terms of experiences, memories …
Read moreEmbracing accidents: An unexpected double exposure collaboration
So going out and making new photos has been off the table for a few weeks, well at least travelling anywhere new, interesting and not …
Can the Pentagon Six take pictures as sharp and contrasty as a Hasselblad or a Rolleiflex? After all, this is the only question that matters …
Read moreCamera review: Fixing a bad rep… It’s time for the Pentacon Six to shine
Like several others who have shared their 5 Frames here, I started my exploration of photography before digital was an option. As a teenager, I …
Read more5 Frames… With Kodak Ektar 100 (EI 100 / 4×5 format / Chamonix F-2 4×5) – by Leland Buck
Today’s EMULSIVE interviewee should not be a stranger to regular readers. From his thoughts on the Contax S2 and RTS series to a quick delve …
Read moreEMULSIVE interview #216: I am Tom Sebastiano and this is why I shoot film
I’m constantly getting back to this thought and feel it’s about time to share something with you that comes very close to my inner monologue. …
Read moreEssay: It’s all been done before so why bother taking photographs?
Each time I have shot a roll of Kodak Ektar 100 it has seemed difficult to achieve the types of beautiful images I have witnessed other…
OK folks, buckle up for a flight over the Grand Canyon, it’s time to interview Alan Brock.
