
A visit to the George Eastman Museum
Part 1 of 3 - the Museum where big part of photography history resides.
Quality over quantity on film photography, medium format, fine art, and storytelling.
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Part 1 of 3 - the Museum where big part of photography history resides.

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If you are here for a rant or analog purism, you won't find it. In this post, expect insightful perspectives on this topic, and hopefully a healthy discussion!

A list of 5 essential tips to help sparkle out your 🎆 fireworks game!

You need one if you want to level up your film photography skills

A short story about Mexican handpainted art, limited edition of 30.

A top 10 rant list.

The best product engineering object I've ever touched with my hands. And I just got a digital back to mix the best of analog with the best of digital.

I visited the museum in NYC, and photographed something extraordinary for you, in medium format.

...and it taught me a lesson about buying film cameras, which I'm sharing with you

The film Kodak don’t want you to shoot, but I *still* (pun intended) did it anyway, and here are the results.

A not so much technical review of the Kodak Ektar 100, with tasty pictures.

And why it's important to understand this.

Nothing more frustrating than having trouble scanning warped (or cupped/curled) film.

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If you like flowers and color science that only film can get, check this out!

Shooting Rétromobile New York's first Cars & Coffee at the Leica Store in Meatpacking, on a Leica M7 and tungsten film in full daylight.

Rather than asking "Is this a good photo?", ask "what does this person gets from it?" If the answer is "Nothing", don't shoot.

The Knicks won their first title since 1973 on Saturday.

I got the rare chance to go to backstage, and took some nice and exclusive shots for you!

A film shooter’s take along with a complete technical dive deep.

What shooting 6x6 taught me about formats, rules, and how it reconnected me with Marshall McLuhan's massage, I mean, message.

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...and might ditch Tri-X for good.