Tag: Bronica ETRSi

walking ancient ruins with film photography
There are places that resist haste. Calleva Atrebatum, the abandoned Roman town near […]
Using the Sunny 16 Rule
Discovering Exposure the Old-School Way – On a clear, cloudless day at Silchester Roman […]
Books on Bookshelf in Black and White. Explore more of my photography at https://fineartpics.co.uk
Owning a vintage medium format camera is a joy, but every now and […]
Black and white film photograph of an Industrial unit near Thatcham, England. Explore more of my photography at https://fineartpics.co.uk
The Challenge of Overcast Days Film photography is often about choosing the right […]
Lock on the Kennet and Avon canal near Newbury, England. Taken on Ilford hp5+ medium format film. Explore more of my photography at https://fineartpics.co.uk
Embracing a Slower Pace with Film Photography The Kennet and Avon Canal stretch […]
Ilford FP4+,Bronica ETRSi,Blakeney Quay,North Norfolk coast,Medium format photography
Exploring Blakeney Quay with Ilford FP4 and Bronica ETRSi, Nestled along the serene […]
Monochrome Photography,Monotone Shots,Bronica ETRSi,Canon AE-1 Program,vintage film
Monochrome Photography has a unique allure that transcends time, stripping away the distractions […]
Ilford FP4 on Watership Down
Spring had finally settled in, and the warmth of the day hinted at […]
watership down,black and white,cable release,Bronica ETRSi,Ilford PAN F+
As a photographer, there are moments that transcend the ordinary and beckon you […]
Bronica Cable Release woes
As photographers, we often find ourselves navigating through the challenges of capturing the […]
film photography,Digital vs Film,Analogue Photography,Analogue Camera,film camera
Digital vs Film Every time I pack my bag for a photography trip, […]
mottisfont abbey,photography,photographs,Gardens,House,Bronica ETRSi,river itchen,mottisfont house
As a photographer, every session is an opportunity to weave a visual tapestry […]