As a restless and curious kid growing up in Midwestern suburbia, National Geographic was a monthly escape into far-flung adventures, a subscription I blame in part for a life spent …
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Every new camera sold today has some sort of light meter built in. Its purpose is to read the scene you’re composing and, if you’re shooting on the dreaded “Auto” …
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While it’s possible to develop your own color film, black and white is a good place to start. It’s also the essence of film photography: just look at the work …
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Film photographers sporting vintage Hasselblads around their necks might scoff at Lomography’s lighthearted approach to the medium of celluloid photography. But truth be told, the brand is playing a major …
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