A recent post of mine talked about an upcoming project that I had planned using a 35mm point and shoot film camera, and it caused much discussion. After a lot of thought, I thought I would put together a little list of reasons why instant film can be better than 35mm film for point andContinue reading “Reasons Why Instant Film Can Be Better Than 35mm Film”
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The Wonderful World Of Fisheye – Give It A Go!
Imagine looking at the world through a porthole in a whimsical submarine, or maybe the eye of a very curious, wide-eyed insect. That’s the feeling of fisheye photography! It’s a joyful, slightly silly, and incredibly creative way to capture the world, bending the rules of perspective into a delightful, bulging reality. Fisheye lenses have fascinatedContinue reading “The Wonderful World Of Fisheye – Give It A Go!”
Dad And Son Portraits And How We Did It
This afternoon it was just myself and my youngest son, and I had promised him that I would talk him through lighting and cameras and do a little photoshoot with him. Although not a “studio”, I use the boys bedroom when its free and follow a simple set-up to get the results that you haveContinue reading “Dad And Son Portraits And How We Did It”
Upcoming Project: With A Roll Of 35mm Film And Camera
Although I currently own a couple of old 35mm film cameras, the Olympus OM10 and Canon A1, I’m thinking of buying a new film camera for a project. It’s going to be a specific type of camera for a very specific reason, to capture a specific subject. Let’s discuss. The Camera I’ve looked at aContinue reading “Upcoming Project: With A Roll Of 35mm Film And Camera”
You Don’t Need Expensive Pro Gear for Pro Like Results
This is a repost of a great article by Marc at Open Source Photography… The truth behind pro gear, ambassadors, and the “full frame hype” It All Starts With a Simple Question… I was watching a well-known Canadian wildlife photographer on YouTube, Simon d’Entremont, lug around his massive Canon 500mm f/4 and full-frame body inContinue reading “You Don’t Need Expensive Pro Gear for Pro Like Results”
One Camera One Lens Photography 