photography rumors – film is not dead yes the title is kind of joke or somehow cynical declaration… this is not a rumor, but our reality – thanks to many activists, film is not dead and unstoppably growing Read More …
Rainy day in Jerusalem with Ricoh GR1s and ilford HP5 (part iii) actually i said everything in my previous post with the images from the same ilford HP5 film roll – part i and part ii. so today Read More …
Rainy day in Jerusalem with Ricoh GR1s and ilford HP5 (part ii) Part ii of from the same ilford HP5 ISO 400 film roll exposed with Ricoh GR1s camera. my next personal project related to 35mm film photography Read More …
Rainy day in Jerusalem with Ricoh GR1s and ilford HP5 (part i) Gloomy and rainy days are my favorite for the walks with camera. and this time this kind of weather was not an exception, but this time Read More …
expired Fujichrome Provia 400 tested with RicohGR a few years ago i got a bunch of already expired various 35mm color film and all this time stocked all rolls in my fridge – i was very busy with Read More …
do not delete your pictures iii – some film photography in the thoughts about my growing love to imperfection in photography (maybe not only in photography), that i started in my previous post, i spoke mainly about digital Read More …
Jerusalem walk with Ricoh GR1s film camera – part iii this is the right time to finish the publication of the images taken during my walk in Jerusalem and exposed with Ricoh GR1s camera on a Kodak TX400 Read More …
Jerusalem walk with Ricoh GR1s film camera – part ii i feel very high excitement when i use only film camera and have no idea if i will get something visible on celluloid after the development process. because Read More …
Jerusalem walk with Ricoh GR1s film camera – part i Jerusalem is always great inspiration. this day was extremely hot but very massive by the number of people flooding the streets, market, coffee places and shops. we moved Read More …
The Great Machine – hard-core party (taken on film). And when I say hard-core, I do mean HARD-CORE. I love the unusual psychedelic vibes of The Great Machine and their every-time request for more beer! every event is Read More …