Black. White. Analogue.
Unsurprisingly, 2020 has been a rather strange year for my photography game – street photography and close-up street portraits are not ideal during a pandemic caused by a respiratory disease… I still need to reflect on this for a bit. But one
A few months ago, Jason and Claude of Greenwich Cameras convinced me to try out a roll of Film Washi V: a hand-crafted black and white film on Japanese gampi paper. Somewhat sceptical I bought a roll – sceptical not because of
I love black and white photography. For me, it’s a great way to see the world, reducing the noise around me to something that I find both quintessential and aesthetically pleasing. Black and white photography is not everyone’s cup of tea, and
For some time now now I’ve been following and supporting Kosmo Foto: a wonderful, freely available resource. When Claude and Jason of Greenwich Cameras and Film Shop fame (seriously, go there – they are fantastic in every regard!) offered me some rolls
When I grew up in 1970s Berlin, Agfa films were a household name. I’m pretty sure that this is what my father used a lot, especially when it came to slides. I couldn’t have been happier when I, just over a year
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