Kodak Ektar 100
Heavy backpack by Wojciech Nowicki
A Nikon F-501 or Nikon FE2, accompanied by a Nikkor 50mm 1.8 or 100mm 2.8 lens.
90's ballin with Daniel Bocai
The 90s aesthetic is making a strong comeback in today's fashion and culture, and I wanted to capture that vibe through film photography. For this shoot, I focused on capturing the old-school, hip-hop, American street life aesthetic that is so iconic to that era.
A journey into the magic of the darkroom with Bogusz Jan Szulc
At the university, I was the only student interested in analog photography, and I had the darkroom to myself. I used it intensively, developing films and making prints.
Out for groceries by Daniel Bocai
With this series I wanted to showcase a very specific Romanian aesthetic: shopping with your grandparents at the local market.
SUSPIRIA by Daniel Bocai
My name is Daniel Bocai, but most people call me Dane. I’m 20 and I’m from Cluj-Napoca, Romania. I am studying Cognitive Sciences and Artificial Intelligence in the Netherlands, although I’m not sure I’ll keep this path in the future as photography is actually the thing I’m passionate about. I enjoy traveling, discovering new places and absorbing inspiration from everywhere I can, and of course, shooting pictures whenever I find the chance. As a kid, I was always drawn to photography and alway
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[NSFW] Natasha by Florin Radu
Below is a series of studio shots with Natasha, Bronica RF645 camera loaded with Ektar 100 expired in 2006 and Efke 40 expired in 1980.
Love at the beach by Philipp Henriksen
All the pictures were shot with a Canon AE1, using Kodak Ektar 100.
"Earth Stands Still" - a book by Nils Karlson
"Silent and vast spaces, where the eye can wander without obstacles." Remember Nils Karlson? A while ago we posted an article about him which can be found here. After two years of preparation, photographer Nils Karlson launched the crowdfunding campaign for his first photo book Earth Stands Still on Saturday, October 1st on Indiegogo. The 25cm x 20cm (a little smaller than 8“x10“) hardcover book features 40 photos over the spread of 80 pages, accompanied by written contributions by Bria
Toby Harvard: Timeless strangers
"Always on the lookout for strangers with a certain spooky/haunted/timeless quality." Tell us about yourself. 35, from London, and I've been writing lately (my movie The Greasy Strangler, which premiered at Sundance and SXSW, is released in October). When and how did the film journey begin for you? As a child, messing around with my parents' film cameras. What Could we always find in your gear bag? Kodak Ektar 100 film, pentax k1000 and canon ae1 cameras. And sometimes an olympu
Móni Vilà getting intimate with film
"A small but strong warrior." Tell us about yourself. I’m 29, I was born and “grew up” in Bogotá, the capital city of Colombia. When someone asks about what I do for a living, I’d like to answer pointing to what makes me live or the things I can't live without: Reading, watching movies, drinking coffee, obviously taking photographs, but also thinking about photography, writing about photography and dreaming about photography. *Nikon F4S - Ilford HP5 400* When and how did the film jou
Abdel Alfahham: The richness and complexity of film
"I put a lot of thought and time into my exposures" Tell us about yourself. I am twenty-three years old, amateur photographer based in Philadelphia, USA. I work as an Environmental Scientist. Sailboat on Sunset Beach 2, Cape May - Ektar 100 pushed to 400 iso When and how did the film journey begin for you? I started shooting film in the summer of 2013. After browsing various Portra 400 and Ektar 100 scans on the Internet, I decided that my first backpacking trip ought to be documente
Lucas Tarrant: Discover how others live their lives
"I really dig the OM system" Tell us about yourself. I am 25 years old, I am from Adelaide, Australia, but I currently live in Melbourne, Australia. I study my masters fulltime and work a soul-crushing admin job in the HQ of a department store. When and how did the film journey begin for you? About a year ago when I was living in Seoul, South Korea I was introduced to a small community of people shooting with the format and through exploring local areas that specialized in selling and