formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
I went back to shooting film recently, and I couldn’t believe how different the process was. It isn’t just taking a photo without the live view screen, it really is a different world. A world that you should experience if … Continued
One of the things we were all able to do during lockdown was buy stuff – and one of the hobbies one has been able to continue is collecting and using classic photographic equipment. Famous for being the camera NASA … Continued
Instant cameras making a comeback might sound like a strange idea, but few analogue technologies have been mourned louder than the death of photographic film. Forget the ease and convenience of digital; analogue junkies love the tones, the look and … Continued
Thousands of feet of rediscovered film footage shot during the 1970s testing of the Hovertrain between Earith and Sutton will feature in a new documentary. Source: https://www.elystandard.co.uk/news/
The Marías formed from a mutual appreciation for both film and music. Born in Puerto Rico, María Zardoya, who prefers to be addressed solely by her first name, met producer and L.A. native Josh Conway back in 2015 when she … Continued
The close of the 1960s brought messages about powerful change, social justice, and community pride, urgent missives that flowed through a host of art-strong happenings that were important at the time and have only grown more hallowed, and celebrated, since … Continued