Expired film can be quite the controversial topic among photographers, some love the unexpected nature of it and others won't go near it. You never quite know what you are... Continue reading →
35mm Film
Recently I had a sunny day off! Woohoo FINALLY! I decided to, as they say, kill two birds with one stone, by exercising my Leica M3 and testing the Foma…
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I had my sweet sixteen at thirty-five. This November, I visited my brother and father in Washington, D.C. I had flown in from Vancouver; my father had come from St.... Continue reading →
I was super stoked when Dave from Flic Flim told me he would be distributing the AGO Film Processor in Canada! That meant I could give it a whirl. The…
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There’s something timeless about capturing street life on film. As someone who has mainly focused on portraits, when I went to Europe earlier this summer I really wanted to shoot... Continue reading →
I prefer my photography to be solitary. As a writer sits with a pen in a room (if he can afford one — the pen or the room), a photographer... Continue reading →
Kodak Portra (introduced 1998) and Kodak Gold (introduced 1988) are two of the most popular colour negative films from Kodak, but what really is the difference between them (other than…
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Recently, I decided it might be a good idea to try Rollei Infrared 400 film with an actual IR filter while it’s nice and sunny out. That way, even with…
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Photographers in mirror are closer than they appear. Have you ever considered what photos you keep taking over and over again? Perhaps you find yourself repeatedly photographing petunias, street lights,... Continue reading →
My go to Black and White film to push is none other than Ilford Hp5 Plus. As some may know, rating, metering, and developing Ilford HP5 in different ways gives…
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