Mamiya 7ii
Travelling with film: My Sri Lankan travelogue
I suspect it’s a common dilemma, you’ve booked a holiday with your partner (and or family/friends) and there’s no doubt the destination was influenced by potential photographic opportunities. How on earth are you going to balance wanting to take lots of photos with what other people want to do?!
5 Frames… in the Namibian Desert with Rollei Retro 80s (EI 25 / 120 format / Mamiya 7II) – by Frank Wesp
Last year in summer my wife and I started a trip to Namibia. We travelled around 3000 miles with a rented 4x4 on mainly dusty gravel roads.
5 Frames… With Kodak Ektar 100 (EI 100 / 120 format / Mamiya 7) – by Jacob Firsel
It is said that landscapes should be shot with, at the very least, a medium-film camera.
EMULSIVE interview #168: I am Christopher P. Michel and this is why I shoot film
Ladies and gentlemen I’m incredibly proud to bring you the first EMULSIVE interview of 2018, and it’s one I’ve been waiting for myself for quite a while.
Indulge yourself and sink into the words and pictures of Christopher P.
5 Frames… With Kodak Ektar 100 (EI 100 / 120 / 6×7 / Mamiya 7ii) – by Jascha Oakes
I've been using Kodak Portra for about 5 years but wanted something more.
Diario di viaggio: Viaggio d’inverno in Finlandia
English version: https://emulsive.org/articles/travelogue/winter-voyage-to-finland-aka-extreme-cold-weather-photography-jacopo-brancati
Sono un etnologo e un fotografo specializzato in questioni marittime. Da molto tempo mi focalizzo sulla comunità dei marittimi in Europa.
My return to film: Jake Bryant
I feel lucky to have grown up with film being my only option to create a photograph. It wasn't until I travelled through India in 1992, that the world through a viewfinder opened up to me.
Travelogue: Winter Voyage to Finland aka extreme cold weather photography
I am an ethnologist and a photographer specialised in maritime matters based in France;
EMULSIVE interview #78: I am Johann Bottos and this is why I shoot film
We're here today with landscape photographer Johann Bottos, Italian native but (for the time being), settled in Austria
Not to diminish the wonderful images and narrative below but Johan is what one might call a little nutty about mountains.
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