Having a few days away in Scotland I couldn't resist taking my film gear and a couple of rolls of film along for the ride with my digital cameras I had on hand. Here's a few random images from a great few days - if you've never been put it on the bucket list, the … Continue reading Film in Scotland
Lockdown walking around my hometown Camera: Leica M6Lens: Summicron 50mm f2Film Stock: Ilford HP5400 - shot at 800
We've recently been on a desert island holiday
New Blog Post: Does Film Speed You Up. #believeinfilm #filmisnotdead
A few notes on the Olympus XA2
Had a wander round the Gloucester Quays area on Sunday.
I have a checkered past with film cameras. Since getting back into film a few years ago now I’ve bought and sold quite a few cameras that looking back I should have kept.
I'm a GAS addict, there I've said it.
Had a few frames left at the end of a roll of Tri-X 400 I’d pushed to 1600 in the Leica M6 and as I was off to a car meeting last weekend thought I’d take it along to finish the roll off. I don’t normally shoot cars on black and white film, I leave … Continue reading Car Meet on Kodak Tri-X 400
A recent Twitter poll I put up quite surprised me with the results. I asked the question ‘how do you shoot your film’ with a choice of 3 answers
I've always been a fan of black and white photography
A year on film. Can I do it, well it depends on a few things...
Pushing Kodak Tri-X 400 to ISO1600
For some reason film photography draws me in and I've struggled to put my finger on it for quite some time now.
Adventures in film, so what's that all about then? Well, as much as I shoot digital I also have a love/hate relationship with film photography.
Last December (2018) we spent a few days in New York. I shot a few frames of Tri-X on my Nikon F3 at 1600ISO.
Analog Dave 