Film Photography
Quickly digitize the Dark Age with this DIY Automatic Film Slide Scanner
May 26, 2015
Allen Mowery
For those alive (or with family alive) during the days of film cameras, you have probably encountered the phenomenon of film slides (considered by some…
Psychedelic Photos From The 60’s & 70’s Document The Freewheeling Lifestyle Long Lost To Modernity
Feb 19, 2015
Tiffany Mueller
The story of Roger Steffens life is undoubtedly spellbinding. The kind of guy that could entertain a crowd for days on end simply talking about…
When Common Sense Breaks Down: Why I Bought A Mirrorless Camera And Keep My DSLR (And Bunch Of Film Cameras As Well)
Jan 23, 2015
Benn Murhaaya
I read the article by Martin Gillman about moving back from mirrorless to DSLRs which was published on DIYP a while back and had to respond….
Forgotten treasures: 31 undeveloped, 70-year-old rolls of film shot by WWII Soldier
Jan 17, 2015
Allen Mowery
History, while being something we often repeat, is a precious treasure that, with time, often passes from recollection. With a passion to ensure that doesn’t…
Oblivion: The Cinematography of Claudio Miranda
Jan 10, 2015
Maaz Khan
Out of the top ten highest-grossing films of 2014, nine were either sequels or reboots for franchises already long-established – the remaining film was Christopher…
Photographer Spends 40 Years Shooting The Same Buildings Over And Over To Document American Ghettos
Jan 8, 2015
Tiffany Mueller
Rewind back to the 1970’s and Chilean born photographer, Camilo José Vergara, had just begun what would become one of the most extensive and important photography…
Seung-Hwan Oh Develops Film With Fungi, Results Are Delicious
Dec 16, 2014
Udi Tirosh
Developing film is an art form that is slowly fading away. As time goes by, less labs are available for developing film, and as DIGITAL…
Behind The Scenes: How They Restored The Original 35mm Negative Of Jaws And Updated It Into The Digital Age
Dec 5, 2014
Tiffany Mueller
Here’s a really in depth behind the scenes look at an aspect of photography and cinematography that we rarely get to experience. As part of…
Direction, Cinematography, and The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo
Nov 17, 2014
Maaz Khan
Out of everything I’ve learned when it comes to photography, what strengthened my work the most was watching movies. Much of how I shoot my…
How to Confidently Choose the Right Mat and Frame for Your Photographs
Nov 4, 2014
Lindsey Leigh Graham
If there’s a downside in the shift to digital photography, it’s the mindless hours we now spend uploading, liking and clicking through endless online galleries….