David A. explores photography as a deeply personal art form, sharing his journey from razor-sharp commercial work to embracing the soulful imperfection of grainy images. Inspired by legends like Pete Turner and John Clarridge, David blends analogue nostalgia with digital creativity, celebrating how grain and noise add character and atmosphere…

Old lenses from the film SLR era are usually easy to find at relatively affordable prices. And some are truly underrated gems, like this Konica Hexanon AR 50mm f/1.7 from the 1970s. If you’re expecting clinically sharp results, then forget about it. But if you want pictures full of character…

Driven by curiosity and wonder, Abhishek Singh’s photography focuses on the ordinary interaction of people, their life, struggle, survival and their urban/rural environment.

I was tidying up in my garage, and I came across a box I hadn’t touched for fifteen years. Inside it, copies on 30x40cm photographic paper, the surprise was greater when I saw that they were perfect, without marks and the colour as I remembered. Photographs on paper have an…

The Mamiya C33 is a unique and highly regarded twin-lens reflex (TLR) camera, offering medium format photography enthusiasts an exceptional level of control and versatility. In this article, Mateusz Kaźmierczak shares his experiences with the Mamiya C33, discussing its features, advantages, and quirks. Mateusz, a passionate analogue photographer based in…

Lukas Binder is a photographer from Vienna, Austria, and his photography journey started about three years ago, shooting the beauty in mundane and simple things. Working as a software engineer, in photography he went the opposite way, from digital to film, almost as a therapeutic activity. On analogue cameras, he…