35mm Film
35mm film is one of the most popular formats in photography, valued for its portability, versatility, and timeless results. In this section, you’ll find posts dedicated to exploring the world of 35mm photography, from choosing the right film stock to making the most of compact cameras.
Whether you’re loading a vintage SLR or experimenting with modern emulsions, 35mm film provides a flexible way to capture moments with character and depth. Articles in this category include advice on exposure, handling grain, and understanding the differences between colour, black and white, and slide films.
Perfect for beginners and experienced photographers alike, this collection will help you make the most of your 35mm journey.
The Complete Film Photography Guide : Techniques, Cameras, and Creative Inspiration
Film photography has made a striking return, proving it’s far more than nostalgia. The Film Photography Guide you’re reading is designed as a complete resource — not only covering cameras and film stocks, but also creative approaches, technical skills, and inspiration to…
Kentmere Pan 100 Sample Shots along the Kennet and Avon Canal into Newbury
Rediscovering Simplicity Through Film In a world of high-resolution digital sensors and instant previews, there’s a quiet magic in returning to film. Recently, I took a walk along the Kennet and Avon Canal, a stretch leading into Newbury, England, armed not with…
Walking The Thames Path
A journey walking the Thames Path offers a unique perspective on both nature and urban life. This 10-mile stretch from Sonning to Pangbourne, passing through Reading, Caversham, and Mapledurham, captures the essence of the river’s charm. For this walk, I…
Exploring Motion Blur Photography with Film
Motion blur photography is a powerful creative technique that transforms everyday scenes into abstract, dreamlike compositions. While often associated with digital photography, shooting motion blur on film presents a unique set of challenges and rewards. For this latest experiment, I…
Seeing the World Differently: Embracing ICM Photography on a Wet Winter’s Day
In a world obsessed with pin-sharp images, I find myself drawn to something different—something more fluid, more abstract, and ultimately more reflective of how I see the world. This is where ICM Photography (Intentional Camera Movement) comes into play, allowing me to…
Build Your Own Twin Lens Reflex Camera: A Journey into Film Photography
One of my most exciting gifts this Christmas was a “Build Your Own Twin Lens Reflex Camera” kit. As someone passionate about analogue photography, the thought of assembling my own camera was thrilling. In this blog post, I’ll take you…
Kentmere Pan 100 Macro Photography
If you’re a fan of film photography (Kentmere Pan 100 Macro Photography) and love exploring the tiny wonders of the world through macro, Kentmere Pan 100 might just become your new favourite companion. This affordable black-and-white film stock is a hidden…
Kentmere 400: A Cheap 35mm Film for Capturing F1 History at Excel Arena
Exploring the F1 Show at Excel Arena The Excel Arena near Victoria Docks hosted an unforgettable daytime event: the F1 Show, focusing on the rich history of Formula 1. As a photography enthusiast, I saw this as a perfect opportunity…
Exploring Kentmere 35mm Film: A Festive Night in Borough Market, London
First Impressions of Kentmere 35mm Film Kentmere Pan 400 has always intrigued me as an affordable, versatile black-and-white film stock. On the evening of December 19th, with Christmas just around the corner, I ventured to Borough Market in London to…
Street Photography with Kentmere Pan 400: Witney and Winchester
When I set out for a day of street photography, I chose Kentmere Pan 400 —a versatile, budget-friendly black-and-white film. Its ISO 400 speed seemed ideal for dynamic street scenes, offering flexibility in lighting conditions. My chosen locations, the streets…
Pushing Kodak Tri-X 400: A Beautiful Black and White Journey
As an analog photography enthusiast, there’s something magical about experimenting with different films and development techniques. One film that has never failed to captivate me is Kodak Tri-X 400 . This black-and-white classic has been around for decades, and for…
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Introducing My Second Photo Book: Paths of Watership Down
Photo Book I’m thrilled to share the news that my second photo book, Paths of Watership Down: A Photographic Exploration , is now available! This project holds a special place in my heart, and I wanted to take some time to…
Black and White Film Photography: The Story Behind ‘In My Own Light: 2024’
Black and White Film Photography As we move through life, especially in a world that’s perpetually buzzing with digital noise, it’s easy to get swept up in the constant chase for instant results. Whether we’re snapping countless photos on our…
Shooting Kodak Ultramax 400 on the North Norfolk Coast
Kodak Ultramax 400 is a versatile colour negative film, known for its vibrant colour reproduction and fine grain. I chose this film for my trip to the North Norfolk Coast because of its ability to handle diverse lighting conditions, making…
D-Day 80 – Monochrome Photography
Monochrome Photography has a unique allure that transcends time, stripping away the distractions of colour to reveal the essence of the subject. Attending the commemorative event at the Control Tower at the former RAF base at Greenham Common presented me…
Experimenting with Revolog Paper Film ISO400 at the Basingstoke Festival of Transport
As a long-time analog photography enthusiast, I’m always on the lookout for unique and creative films to experiment with. Recently, I got my hands on a roll of Revolog Paper Film , a new addition to the Revolog family (an…
Lomography Lady Grey 400: Capturing Witney: A Spring Day Through the Lens
Lomography Lady Grey 400 as the vibrant hues of spring began to bloom across Oxfordshire, I embarked on a delightful journey to Witney, a charming town steeped in history and adorned with picturesque streets. Armed with my trusty Canon EOS…
My Photographic Journey in Looe, Cornwall: Shooting Kodak Max 400 on the Canon EOS 300v
Embarking on a journey to explore Looe, Cornwall, was a venture into the heart of natural beauty and coastal allure. As I prepared for this photographic expedition, I felt a surge of excitement coursing through me, fueled by the prospect…
Lomography Lady Grey Black and White film 400 35mm in Charlestown, Cornwall
Picture this: the salty breeze caresses your skin as you stroll along the cobbled streets of Charlestown, Cornwall. Around you, the harbour glistens under the gentle kiss of the early evening sun, painting a scene straight out of a maritime…
Rollei Ortho 25 Plus – Exploring the Seaside Landscape
In a world of photography, the choice of film type can significantly impact the final outcome of any image. One such film option is Rollei Ortho 25 Plus , a black and white orthochromatic film well known for its rendering…
