medium format

Polaroid and medium-format with Gabriel Diaz

Gabriel shoots film photography on both Polaroid peel-apart film and medium format film. See his work here, and maybe check his instagram account.

Patrick Lynch

Once Loved with Patrick Lynch

A small collection of images made in a North Carolina salvage yard. Film used was very expired Kodak Portra 120 donated by a friend

Marian Chinciusan

Hasselblad + 35mm film by Marian Chinciusan

I just found these 3D printer project files for a film adapter and thought "I should give it a try!"

Tomas Terekas

Fish Fetish with Tomas Terekas

"Film photography is a great big toy, probably better then Lego for a bunch of guys above the age of 14. " Tell us about yourself. Let’s say, I first took a camera in my hands about 4 years ago in London where I’ve been based for the past 10 years (I’m now moving back to Lithuania where I come from originally), hardly qualifying for being called a ‘young’ artist. It was all about messing around without a clear purpose, for I only started taking photography seriously a couple of years later

Marco Mancini

Analog portraits by Marco Mancini

"Film is like poetry." Tell us about yourself. I'm 39 years old, from Rome, Italy and I work as a freelance photographer. When and how did the film journey begin for you? It started from inside, I was already working with digital cameras but I started to need something deeper than a file...and on january 16th I was walking in the center of Rome and I saw one of the coolest camera shops in Rome, where I found my first love...my Hasselblad 500cm. What drives you to keep shooting f

Oscar Paradela

Boudoir session, by Oscar Paradela

"When I saw my first photos made with the rz67 I almost went crazy" Tell us about yourself. My name is Oscar Paradela, and I am a traditional photographer. I use medium format cameras and black and white films. Photography, for me, is a language, a way of expressing myself, all my works are usually planified and thoughtful. When I've got an idea, I like to think about it as a project or as a set of pictures, then I plan it and make it real. In all my pictures I try to express somethi

Frank Lassak

[NSFW]Film as the only photographic medium, by Frank Lassak

"Film is the only available alternative, if I want to maintain the high standard of cinematic art and portraiture photography" Tell us about yourself. A journalist and photographer, living and working in Berlin, I own two ateliers: Efacts Media, specialising on editorial content for print and online magazines, and Efacts Photography, a studio focusing on cinematic photography and highend portraiture. When and how did the film journey begin for you? I started making photos as a teenag

Szymon Jobkiewicz

[NSFW]The human body on film, by Szymon Jobkiewicz

"Analogue photography for me is the other dimension. It’s the escape from everyday life." Tell us about yourself. I am 31. I live in Warsaw, Poland. I have few passions but photography is the most important for me. When and how did the film journey begin for you? When I was 16 I got my first full frame camera. Unluckily, the cost of films and all the necessary equipment was too expensive for me that time, so I had to give up for a while. The real adventure started 15 years later, whe

Damian Hovhannisyan

Radiohead and other peculiar characters, by Damian Hovhannisyan

What drives me to shoot film is the artistic grain and the deepness of the photo. Tell us about yourself. I am 29 years old. I'm from Armenia and I run my own studio and my little photography company. The company deals with art photography, product photography, commercials and so on. When and how did the film journey begin for you? The film photography journey started around 6-7 years ago in Moscow, when I bought my first film camera (Mamiya M645). I used to have a digital Canon came

Andrew Tischenko

Revelation, by Andrew Tischenko

"Ilford XP2 super 400. I fell in love with that film roll." Tell us about yourself. Hello my name is Andrew, I’m 26 years old. I from Ukraine living in Odessa. Now I’m working in photo and video production. When and how did the film journey begin for you? I started shooting film last year, when I bought my fist middle format camera. Before that I shot with my iPhone and I shot landscape. What inspires you to continue shooting film? The main inspiring thing for me in shooting f

Maximilian Heinrich

"Waiting for a no-show", by Maximilian Heinrich

"A timeless scene of a young woman waiting for her partner at the theatre" It's time for the third article from Max! If you don't remember him, you can read more about his work from our first article, "Focus on your vision" or check out the second one, Going crazy. The third one is about a project called „Waiting for a no-show“. How did this idea of a project came to you? I got inspired to do this photo set when my girlfriend and I took some street fashion portraits for her fashion

Marie Bukreeva

People, by Marie Bukreeva

"I believe that analog photography has a soul." Tell us about yourself. I'm now 29 years. :) I was first a journalist and the head of museum projects in Gorky Park in Moscow after. Yet, my true passion was always analog photography. In the autumn of 2016 I quit my job to be film photographer. When and how did the film journey begin for you? At university, where I studied journalism, I met my friends and we started to be interested in analog photography. I bought my first camera in 20