#filmisnotdead

FRIDAY ANALOG PHOTOGRAPHY.

The human representations, the written stones and the museum space take us on a journey through time and history.

Today I bring you the first part of my train series.

Part one.

APS cameras and one old folding camera. Agfa, Canon and Konica.

Not just a box but a Flash III.

Three crappy, old cameras and lots of photos.

Inktober 52 frame and an old film camera photo used as a base.

Inktober drawing combined with an old camera photo.

It was early summer with the leaves just barely coming out (yes, leaves come only in May). Overnight it had rained a lot but when I went out for a walk in the morning, the sun was already shining. I saw

Autumn has arrived but I was thinking about some photographic experiences earlier this year. In these photos, snow had mostly molten, though there were not many signs of grass coming out of the ground.

I have always been sceptical about expired film, especially when it comes from an unknown source. How has it been stored? Has it spend a couple of decades in some mouldy cellar? And what happened to the

For a long time, I've been thinking about what kind of meaningful post to share with the community. I have collected a set of film photos to share, but I was waiting for inspiration to strike. Well, bad

I found an old camera from the local second hand market. A 1930's vintage camera!

Recently, @solymi asked me to post some photos from my new (well, new to me!) 6x9 camera that I randomly came across. Flea markets are usually full of items that can be put into use. I appreciate it that

If I didn't know that I used an ISO 100 film, I would have assumed it was something like Kodak 3200 developed to ISO 3200 in Rodinal. Well, at least I would have been right about the developer. The film

This soft fluffy ball is not exactly a dandelion but some plant relative to it. I have no idea what its name actually is but it does not really matter. What I know is that it was even softer than dandelions,

I love trains! And I love film photography! Combine the two and we get a photo like the one below. I visited a train museum. It was fairly dark inside and I only had ISO 100 film, Kodak TMax 100, so I

This is my entry for the #monomad challenge. I used to live only a couple of houses over from my family so on the weekends my sister would typically come over to my place for breakfast. We were chilling

Pre exposed film of Waikiki.