Since the 1980’s Kodak Gold has survived the test of time and is still a staple film for many film photographers worldwide. Gold 200 has …
Over the weekend I went on a hike to the White Mountains in New Hampshire. We covered 10 miles and over 5000 feet in elevation …
I came across the Finetta the same way I have acquired hundreds of other cameras, in a box with another camera that I was interested …
Photographic film prices have been on a steady climb in Canada for the last few years. Not a reasonable climb, either. Some of my go-to …
Read more5 Frames… Of island life on Kodak Gold 200 (35mm Format / EI 200 / Leica M4-2) – by Ryan HK
I last used my Olympus Pen EE2 in July 2019. It was working well and I was enjoying myself until the winding wheel refused to …
Read more5 Frames… With Expired Kodak Gold 200 (EI 125 / 35mm format / Olympus Pen EE2)
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?
Greetings and welcome to this week’s fresh EMULSIVE interview – number 211 to be specific. I have great pleasure in introducing you to the words …
Read moreEMULSIVE interview #211: I am Graham Spinks and this is why I shoot film
There are a few days left for 2019 but fingers crossed, it’s the first year for quite some time where we haven’t seen one or …
I was a Kodak Gold 200 user forever. I’m not really sure why. I think it might have been taking those purple and yellow 3-packs out of my mom’s camera bag from a young age.
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…
Welcome to a fresh instalment of my “…this is why I shoot film” series!
I’ve been shooting film for more than 10 years, with some pause when I preferred to be in front of the lens, not behind it.
Just by chance, I saw a Facebook post about Sherry Christensen’s Frugal Film Project in late January. A couple of messages later, I was in.
It’s time for the latest EMULSIVE interview and today’s victim subject is no slouch.
Today’s interviewee should need no introduction but he gets one anyway.
A massive thanks to today’s guest for bearing with me over the past few months.
Today’s interviewee is a real treat, I’m honoured to me able to introduce you to David Rothschild, a native Virginian photographer an musician with a interesting adoration of naked trees and old houses.
Over to you, David.
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Today we’re sitting down with Arizona based history buff and urban art aficionado, Andrew Hutchinson. Andrew is a man seemingly obsessed with rich, saturated color and light…beautiful light.
