analogue

Sorry if this has been asked a million times before! I'm looking to try my hand at some colour film photography and I'm wondering for anyone who has experience with both which of these film (Portra/ Ektar) you would pick for landscape photography? Apparently Portra is less contrasty and not as...

Hi there! I was wondering whether if anyone is interested in tintype photography? I work for a small independent training school in Lacock and have just created our first historic processes workshop! Philippa

I thought this was interesting (and fun!). https://www.35mmc.com/08/10/2021/pinsta-shoot-develop-enlarge-analogue-for-everyone-by-oliver-new/ (Had a quick search but can’t see anything here about it but maybe it’s old hat :( )

Like many people, I've been so used to using digital for the past few years with instant 'feedback' on the photo that I'm nervous now I'm adding analogue photography back into the mix. With the cost of film & D&P [I don't feel confident in developing my own film], I'm holding back from shooting...

Here's a portrait from a short while ago that I just got around to developing - Shot on my Mamiya RZ67 with the standard 90mm and on HP5+ stand developed in Rodinal because I was feeling a little lazy (& I like the grain) :) Cheers for looking (y)

Since I will be in London for a few days: Are there any interesting stores for analogue photography / cameras? I know that London isn't a cheap place but the prices should be reasonable if you suggest a certain store ... :-)

Big Ben by Erik Schlicksbier, auf Flickr Minolta X-300 with Kodak TMax 100 film

First results of my new camera, Olympus Mju III. Film is Kodak Colorplus, my favourite cheap film. :) Untitled by Ugur Ugurlu, on Flickr Untitled by Ugur Ugurlu, on Flickr Untitled by Ugur Ugurlu, on Flickr Ugurlu, on Flickr Untitled by Ugur Ugurlu, on Flickr