I’ve covered the many reasons I enjoy shooting film, from the desire for more creative control to an enthusiasm for a more tangible working process to the unique aesthetic. Though I sing film’s praises every chance I get, I never attempt to make the case that film is better than digital — it’s not. It’s […]
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If you’ve been thinking about making the jump to film photography (not abandoning digital altogether, though), here are 5 things you should consider before diving in head first.
Photographic composition is the way in which all the elements are arranged within the frame. Here’s how sub-framing can add interest to your photographs
The inverse popularity curves of beer and film over time has not stopped Dogfish Head brewery from developing a beverage that is not only a tribute in name but actually capable of developing Kodak Super 8 film. Called SuperEIGHT, the beer contains “prickly pear, mango, boysenberry, blackberry, raspberry, elderberry, kiwi juices and a touch of […]
Timing your capture is critical in photography. In portrait photography it’s an expression; in landscape, it’s perfect light; in sports, it’s the moment of intensity. And in street photography, it’s the decisive moment. Here is a quick take on how anticipation leads to better street photography.
Anyone who takes a portrait wants to take a good portrait. I don’t think there are too many — if any — photographers out there who are indifferent about the end result of their portrait work. Getting really good at portrait photography isn’t particularly easy — it takes years and seemingly countless hours of practice. […]
