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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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Our Photography and Time

Our Photography and Time

Features 01/31/2014 0Comments

blog by Jim Austin Having no alternative, the Florida sun was shining above us. My neighbor in line asked “Do you have the time?” OUTSIDE TIME For awhile, her question seemed to hang suspended in mid-air, like a basketball…

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Faith, Focus and Flying on Film!

Faith, Focus and Flying on Film!

Features 11/13/2013 0Comments

Time is a key part of film photography. As photographers, we often race against time, when we might savor it instead. Slow photography is a way of being that accepts time’s limits. Although we can’t master time, nor extend…

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