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Previously, we shared a few tips on how to creatively store or showcase your instant snapshots. Today, here are some cool tips to step up your instant game!
Howard Parker is a film camera specialist who runs a shop dedicated to analogue photography in the UK. He discusses his views on the revitalisation of the medium from his perspective as a businessman dependent on the industry's survival.
In Ikuchijima, 17 different sculptures have been placed around the island. Some of them are a little hard to find, but it is fun to try and find and view each one. If you have a day or part of a day, cycle, ride or drive around the island and see how many you can find.
In Ikuchijima, 17 different sculptures have been placed around the island. Some of them are a little hard to find, but it is fun to try and find and view each one. If you have a day or part of a day, cycle, ride or drive around the island and see how many you can find.
Taken on the way home from a visit to Paultons Park, a theme park with lots of attractions for children. It had been raining heavily the day before so there were large puddles everywhere, perfect for capturing killer reflections of a beautiful blue sky.
Walking down some stairs in a London store I spotted a Lomo opportunity and wondered how things would look if cross processed. Safe to say that when I got the film back from the lab the colours didn't disappoint.
On a random visit to Anglesey Abbey, Cambridge, there happened to be a whole bunch of vintage motors gathered in the car park. This beautiful old Rolls Royce (think it's a Silver Dawn) was pick of the bunch for me and for some reason went all blue during processing.
