While I don’t condone the use of this technique on a dSLR (oh ok, I’m not THAT much of a luddite…), it would certainly work well on a film SLR too. Advantage for film is that you get [read the rest...]

I’ve been seriously considering switching my professional photography from purely digital, to some mix of film and digital for a few months now. I shoot almost exclusively film when I’m [read the rest...]

I stumbled across Jonathan Canlas work recently. He’s a wedding photographer out of Utah, and he shoots exclusively on film! Brave soul in this day and age, although I wonder if clients even [read the rest...]

Very nice set of pinhole images from Neil Hall…be sure to check them out! He’s using both medium format and 35mm format cameras. Excerpt: Although I like the uncertainty of it all, a camera [read the rest...]

Nice collection of pinhole images, showing a variety of styles and looks. Excerpt: The fact that a friend of mine is doing a pinholes photography exhibition inspired me to start looking for some more [read the rest...]

I’ve been shooting medium-format film for long enough that I forget how different it is from 35mm film. If you’ve never shot medium format (i.e. 120/220) or any roll-film format for that [read the rest...]

This is a really nice effect, given as a tutorial by Bill Hansen. Sort of Holga-esque, sort of Lensbaby, but probably a little more extreme than both. And finally a use for all those useless Brownie [read the rest...]

Annual photo contest at holgapalooza.com. Cash prizes, cheap to enter! Send ‘em your best Holga shots before June 27th. [read the rest...]

Here are step by step instructions for building a pinhole camera that uses three rolls of 35mm film simultaneously to get an image you would normally need a 4×5 sheet of film for. Excerpt: The [read the rest...]

I tried this before a few years ago, with a bad result. Looks like I could have used this tutorial! Excerpt: I was fortunate enough to have found my Instamatic camera with a 126 cartridge inside. [read the rest...]