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The Case of the Mystery Praktica!

The Case of the Mystery Praktica!

Features 01/10/2016 0Comments

The Praktica FX-Something! by Leslie Lazenby Another lovely camera came in the door of my Imagine That shop here in Findlay, Ohio as a donation – another orphaned puppy, and as usual I could not wait to give it…

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Haddam Firefighters Pose for Tintype Photographs

Haddam Firefighters Pose for Tintype Photographs

Features 08/24/2015 0Comments

Long-time FPP friend (and awesome photographer) Joseph Brunjes posted this article on his FaceBook page. Thanks to Joseph and the Haddam Firefighters for allowing us to repost. I would also like to mention that over 40 of Joseph’s tintype photos…

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Doing the One Step – Developing with a Monobath

Doing the One Step – Developing with a Monobath

Features 08/12/2015 0Comments

Editor’s Notes: On April 26, 2018 The Film Photography Project introduced the FPP Super Monobath. Product info and ordering instructions can be found HERE. Blog by Alex Luyckx The idea of a monobath developer that is a chemical that…

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Mat’s Favorite Developer – Pyrocat HD!

Mat’s Favorite Developer – Pyrocat HD!

Features 07/10/2015 0Comments

With six solid years of film photography under my belt, I’ve seen my way through a relatively small amount of black and white developers. For the first two years, I fumbled around in the dark with two of Kodak’s…

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Profile: Chasing Light

Features 06/25/2015 0Comments

CHASING LIGHT a film by Angus Mitchell Chasing Light is a beautifully done video short featuring three very talented UK-based photographers: Leon Taylor, Valda Bailey, and David Higgs. While all three of them do something a little bit different…

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FPP Walking Workshop 2015 Recap

FPP Walking Workshop 2015 Recap

Features 05/01/2015 0Comments

Part 1 by Mat Marrash Podcast Link HERE! It’s hard to believe it’s already been a month since the 2015 edition of the Film Photography Podcast’s Walking Workshop. What a splendid time at a fabulous location, and being surrounded…

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SloFo Photography : Slo Foto on Island Time

SloFo Photography : Slo Foto on Island Time

Features 02/20/2015 0Comments

SloFO, a term I’ve coined, is “the attentive, mindful, joyous process of making still photographs.” Blog by Jim Austin SlowFO, a term I’ve coined, is a way of thinking about our craft. We tend to obsess with doing things faster…

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Shooting Red Scale Film!

Shooting Red Scale Film!

Features 11/12/2014 0Comments

Guest Blog by Mark Killmer I shoot quite a bit of redscale film and I thought some forum readers might be interested redscale film, how it’s made and different shooting techniques. This is not a complete guide, it’s just…

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Found Film! FPP Makes An Awesome Discovery!

Found Film! FPP Makes An Awesome Discovery!

Features 07/12/2014 0Comments

Blog by Michael Raso “Found film is the most common name for the still film or movie footage found exposed but undeveloped; it is also often referred as undeveloped film, or forgotten film.”* Many times you can take this…

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Beat the Winter Blues – Revisit Your Photography!

Beat the Winter Blues – Revisit Your Photography!

Features 02/18/2014 0Comments

Blog by Michael Raso If you’re currently lacking the creative spark or if it’s just too grey or cold to shoot, consider spending a few hours re-visiting and scanning some of your photo files, old negative or slides. I’ve…

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