Digital is truth and film is memory. For me, this is a simple way to describe the visuals of most photography I encounter. Digital images are crisp and fine. The images produced by digital cameras…
read moreWith Nikon in hand, Oliver seeks out a little-known memorial to five Chinese men illegally hanged in a goldrush-era Rocky Mountain town.
read moreOur writer Nicholas Clayton has some thoughts on this strange time of pandemic and quarantine, seen through the prism of a camera.
read moreLeah takes us on another journey, this time to Wisconsin in winter, where she makes a project of shooting trees (no matter the cost to her socks).
read moreOne photographer’s story of the way he experienced his home town and photography during the pandemic, and later, the anti-racism protests.
read moreTake a trip with one of our writers, Hemant, as he explores an Indian flower market with a Nikon FM2n and Fujifilm C200 color film.
read moreJames explores the existential crisis of the in-a-rut hobbyist photographer – what’s the point of making pictures anyway?
read moreWe spotlight three incredible, pioneering conflict photographers who also happen to be women, in part two of our series on the topic.
read moreIn part two of his Mastering the Zone System series, Cory dives into the process of testing film to determine correct film speed and dev times.
read more“Don’t read the comments” is usually wise advice for writers of internet content. But on occasion, comment sections can yield something spectacular. In the comments section of our “Five More Famous Photographers and the Gear…
read moreCraig Sinclair considers photography and the lies it tells, the lies we accept, and why he wouldn’t have it any other way.
read moreMost of us have experienced the feelings that accompany any big change; a combination of fear juxtaposed with excitement. First leaving home for college or starting a new job, or maybe picking up our first…
read moreThe Ritual It’s late Sunday night and the wife and dog are asleep. A light snow is falling as I start a pot of coffee and pull from the bookshelf a binder of negatives. I…
read moreAnsel Adams might have been the best photographer that ever was or ever will be. But he wasn’t an artist. A bold statement, and one that’s gotten me into trouble in the past. As argument, I offer…
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