In my last blog post I talked about how to shoot paper negatives in your 4x5 camera. If you haven't tried it, have a look and get some tips on... Continue reading →
Darkroom
With the cost of film these days, it can be challenging to find the cash to get into large format photography. Not to mention the (perfectly normal and expected) mistakes... Continue reading →
With the cost of silver gelatin photographic paper going up every year it seems, many people are eager to try expired paper in the darkroom. There is still quite a... Continue reading →
With the importance of trying to do things in a more sustainable way and lessen our impact on the earth, it might be time to look at our darkroom practices.... Continue reading →
Thinking about the environmental impact of my photographic practice led me to do some research on alternative developers. Caffenol (developer made with coffee) has been around for quite a while... Continue reading →
It’s that time! Student and teachers are headed back to class and need to stock up on supplies for the coming year. Whether you are just starting out in photography…
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I know most of you dread this time of year but I look forward to it! We get to meet all kinds of new students from all over the world…
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We have another installment for our darkroom series, this time from David. Thanks a lot for contributing, David! What is your darkroom? A room, closet or bathroom? Please tell us…
Continue reading → We’re back this week with a new installment of our dark room series from Ron. Sounds like a good set up and a reoccurring theme in the advice column definitely…
Continue reading → This week’s wonderfully informative blog post is brought to you by John C. Hollemans. He has also sent in lots of great photos of the creation of this lovely home…
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