Medium Format Film
Medium Format Film

Not Every Photo Becomes a Print (And Why That Matters)

It was one of those flat, grey days at Aldermaston Wharf — the kind of light that usually works in my favour. Soft, even, and quiet. I …

Walking Ancient Ruins with Film Photography

There are places that resist haste. Calleva Atrebatum, the abandoned Roman town near Silchester, is one of them. Its walls no longer defend anything, its …

Ilford HP5 Plus 400 Review: Why It’s the Most Versatile Black & White Film

Ilford HP5 Plus 400 Review Ilford HP5 Plus 400 is one of the most widely used black and white films — and for good reason. …

Lucky SHD400 Review — Three Rolls, 34 Frames, and an Honest Review

A Film With a Bad Reputation and a Beautiful Soul Every so often, a film stock appears that splits opinion down the middle, when selecting …

Sunday Morning Medium Format Photography on the Kennet and Avon Canal

Photographing Aldermaston Wharf with the Bronica ETRSi and Kentmere Pan 100 – Medium Format Photography There is something quietly timeless about England’s canal network, particularly …

Fixing a Bronica ETRSi Light Leak: A Simple Guide

Owning a vintage medium format camera is a joy, but every now and then, the quirks of age can present a challenge. Recently, my Bronica …

The Kennet and Avon Canal on Ilford HP5+ Medium Format Film

Embracing a Slower Pace with Film Photography The Kennet and Avon Canal stretch between Aldermaston Wharf and Thatcham is one of those rare places where …

Watership Down: 5 Black and White Film Images to Calm You

As a photographer, there are moments that transcend the ordinary and beckon you to capture the essence of a place in its raw and unfiltered …