Camera gear is some of the most lucrative stuff for thieves to nab and it seems like that trend isn’t going anywhere anytime soon, especially when people read about the eye-popping sums robbers took in Leica gear from Scottish optical equipment store Ffordes. Making off with at least $200K in expensive Leica equipment, the thieves […]
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“Of all the means of expression, photography is the only one that fixes the precise moment. We play with things that disappear and that, once disappeared, it is impossible to revive. For us, what disappears, disappears forever: hence our anguish and also the essential originality of our trade. What comes out of that camera is no […]
If film is dead or dying, then it would follow that film photographers, at some point, should have been considered an endangered species. Yet, they managed by some twist of fate to survive the global transition to digital photography. What follows is a brief examination of 3 reasons why, despite ongoing technological progress, analogue photography just keeps hanging on.
Join us as we explore a new weekly list of links to tutorials, special features and great photography all sourced and hand-curated by Toad Hollow Photography. This weeks list if full of variety, showing off some of the greatest photographs created by contemporary photographers, and interesting articles and tutorials. We really hope you enjoy checking […]
With the resurgence of film photography, there’s a lot of interest from would-be analog shooters in getting into shooting film. Either those that have shot film in the past but moved on to digital, or those that want to get into analog for the very first time. Since I run a YouTube channel with a […]
With a user base of 75 million people, Flickr is one of the largest photography communities on the Internet and its trends often point to larger movements within the field and optical industry at large. It should come as no surprise that smartphones comprise the majority of submissions to the website, but the rise in […]
