Eric shares his experience (and Kodak P3200 film simulation recipe) for low light concert photos at outrageously high ISO.
read moreThough my grandparents lived in New Jersey, their cellar transported me to the mountains of Afghanistan, the heart of the Congo and the depths of the Pacific. They were avid collectors of National Geographic, the…
read moreFor beginners, shooting film can be a challenge. But shooting film underwater? Don’t dive without reading this guide.
read moreWhile looking back through a fat binder full of negatives, I came to a realization: most of these photographs are bad.
read moreJames explores the unclear origin of “f/8 and be there” and contemplates what the photographic mantra really means today.
read moreJuliet shares her experience shooting and developing redscale film, with a bit of a think about trying new things in photography.
read moreNeed to feel inspired? In today’s article, Juliet reminds us that you don’t need to be good at photography to enjoy photography.
read moreGet back out in the world and have some fun. Download, shoot, and share with our Photography Scavenger Hunt!
read moreAiden gives some tips on combining hiking and photography, many of which he (regretfully) learned the hard way.
read moreHemant offers quick tips and techniques for shooting extremely close macro photographs without buying any new gear at all!
read moreJames is sick and quarantined at home. Here are five photography-related projects for when we’re all stuck in the house. Stay healthy, have fun!
read moreA friend of the site tells us how he got into large format film photography, and lays a path for you to take your first steps, too.
read moreCory’s three part series on the Zone System and mastering darkroom printing wraps up today, in part three.
read moreFree-lensing allows us to use our existing camera kit to approximate the look of a tilt lens without the expense of specialized gear. Here’s a beginner’s guide.
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