Stephen Paul Young Photography
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Embarking on an experimental afternoon at St. Mary’s Church, Silchester with Ilford Pan F Plus 50 film loaded into the cherished Zenza Bronica ETRSi, equipped with a 75mm lens. As the late afternoon light gently waned in late April 2024, I delved into the realm of long exposure photography, driven by the desire to capture…
In this black and white photographic journey, I delve into the captivating realm of black and white photography as I share the narrative of my lens capturing the nuanced beauty of two distinct geographical landscapes—Poole, England, and Cologne, Germany. The essence of this blog is steeped in the timeless allure of monochromatic imagery, an exploration…
The growing trend of film photography remains strong among professionals and enthusiasts who appreciate the unique characteristics and tangible nature of this traditional form of image-making. So, What is film photography?
Introduction 35mm black and white films are a classic and timeless medium for capturing images. They offer a unique look and feel that can’t be replicated with digital photography. There are a variety of types of 35mm black & white films available, each with its own characteristics and uses. From slow speed films for fine…
“Discover the Difference: More or Less Film Grain?” What is Film Grain Introduction Film grain is a visual effect that is created when light passes through a film negative. It is a result of the physical structure of the film and the chemical processing of the film. Film grain can be used to create a…
Disclaimer: None of the following constitutes legal advice for Urban Street Photography. My Urban Street Photography This blog entry covers my recent trip to the city of Winchester. My photographic project idea covered a few elements that I wanted to try or test out. So, armed with my trusty old Canon AE-1 Program and a…