In your bag No: 1596 – Andreas Kirschner Andreas shares his lovely crossover bag. See, film and digital happily working together. Not that hard, is it? My name is Andreas Kirschner and I live in the north of Germany. I grew up with photography as my parents ran a shop and lab selling cameras, film […]
Opportunity Manifest: Make Film Great Again Anyone else got qualms with the state of photography coming out of 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue? An opportunity to do something about it has manifested; The New York Times has posted a job listing seeking a staff photographer who will primarily cover the White House and Capitol Hill and be based in Washington D.C. […]
Japanese Female Film Photographers if you don’t know, now you know (This post may be considered NSFW) It wasn’t until Billie Jean King defeated Bobby Riggs 6–4, 6–3, 6–3 in 1973’s “Battle of the Sexes” exhibition match that women began to gain respect in tennis and the sports world thereafter. It’s taken photography some time; […]
Paranoid Android: Street photography in 2017 「おい！何やってんだよォ!」translates as “Hey, what are you doing?” but tone trumps words in Japanese, so it was more like a “what the f**k do you think you’re doing!?” This was lovingly shouted into my left ear by a bystander after snapping a photo of a boy in a school uniform […]
Get Featured: Thomas Plissken Thomas wants to briefly share how a sobering reminder of the transience of life got him started on the road to photography. My name is Thomas Plissken. So this may sound pretty cheesy but really the project that I’ve been working really has been my life. I started shooting well over 10 years ago now […]
Film News: Dubble Film For those of you in the know, Kono have been messing about with specialist films for a while and have come up with some very cool results. Now mobile app dubble has teamed up with analogue photographic company KONO! to launch a range of 35mm film; in response to the creative nature […]
Get Featured: Erik Henderson Erik took a period of personal strife and turned it into a very big project. Really big. My personal photography has always centered around documentary and social condition work. Doing this required quite a lot of driving and walking, two things that became extremely painful if not impossible once I injured […]
In your bag No: 1512 – Jeb Inge Today Jeb shows us his eclectic selection of analog bliss. A couple very underrated gems! I just got back from two weeks of shooting in Europe and thought I would share the setup I took with me. Some background on the trip: I spent two weeks exploring Berlin, Dresden […]
In your bag No: 1511 – Marc Holstein Marc comes back to us with a supreme balance of film and digital and shares his latest work horses. It has been a while since i have sent you a bag shot so i thought it would be nice to give you an updated version. This bag is the […]
In your bag No: 1509 – Sander Abernathy Sander gives us a different take on “What’s in your bag?” and shares an interesting story on how he got the film camera bug. I thought I’d send you a different sort of “What’s In My Bag” submission. People send photos of the bag they put their gear in […]
