Scenes from Birmingham Streets

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It always feel different whenever I shoot with Minolta DYNAX 404si, My first ever purchased camera that I got in the late 90s when I started to learn photography in Kuwait University. Those images above where taken in the United Kingdom, Birmingham … Continue reading →

Street Shots in Italy- Part 1

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I decided on my trip to Italy to not use any digital cameras (except for my iPhone). I brought with me my Canon AE1, Olympus trip 35, Yashica Mat 124G and a handful of all kinds of film. In these photowalks I … Continue reading →

The Four Youtube Channels on Film Photography You Need to Bookmark

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#1: The Mijonju Show Perhaps by far the most popular Youtube channel on film photography. Mijonju will take you on a journey to re-discover the beauty of film cameras. Known for his crazy camera collection (..and that’s a fraction of the … Continue reading →

Lc-Wide Love

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I LOVE the LC-Wide! It is the second Lomography Camera I got. The first one I bought was the Diana which I just hated full stop. Don’t ask why. I either do not know how to use it or we … Continue reading →

The Impossible Project Workshop

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I had a great time today at the Impossible project workshop. I’m used to the old Polaroid film, and have never used their film. Today at the workshop Tom gave us a pack of Silver shade pack and explained to us how to use it and … Continue reading →

At the Button shop… Part 1

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The Taylors Button Shop sells all kinds of buttons, and she still make some with her old wrapped button maker. I love to go there and chat with the owner and take pictures; I took these shots with the Yashica Mat 124 G using Ilford Delta … Continue reading →

What is your favourite film?

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There many kinds of film on the market; some of the ones I’ve used have been discontinued. Below are some I have used either in 35mm or 120mm: Kodak Portra 160: Natural color. Less saturated. Fine grain Kodak Portra 400: Super … Continue reading →

Shoots from Olympus Trip 35

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I got an Olympus trip 35 on my birthday. It’s a beautiful point and shoot camera, easy to carry around. Took it with me to my trip to Makka and Madina, I used Ilford HP4 Plus 125 and developed it home, then scanned it … Continue reading →

Hello Film Photographers!

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Hello!

We created this blog with the intention of keeping film photography alive. Why? Because we love it and believe that the world should still see and enjoy the real beauty of analogue. Nothing, we repeat NOTHING, beats the feeling of loading your camera with a film roll, clicking photos, taking the roll back to the processing shop and waiting for the photos. The best part is when you pick and open them up! They could be good, bad, funny, underexposed, overexposed but in general, the whole idea is that it is real and fun.

So, our intention here really is to share our tips, photos and answer any of your questions wherever possible. So, do not hesitate to ask or even share your tips in the comment box or by dropping us an email.

So snap away and take as many photos as you can for they are moments that pass. If you do not take them at the right moment, they will be gone.. Forever.

Enjoy!