Podcast about photography in general and especially about analog cameras.
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Podcast Summary: Three Days, Sixty Kilometres a Day, and a Camera That Apparently Needs a Family Tree Welcome to today’s episode. What makes a camera memorable? Is it the specification sheet, the number of megapixels, or the logo engraved on the top plate? Or is it something much harder to define? Today’s story begins with a train journey to Berlin, a Ruffian e-bike named Savanna , and the new…
Most photographers today can shoot 2,000 images before lunch. Large format photographers can spend the same amount of time deciding where to place a tripod. In the latest podcast, we dive into a simple but increasingly rare idea: photography is not about collecting images, it is about learning to see. Inspired by the lessons of large format photography, we discuss why slowing down, carrying less…
A phone for snapshots and a camera for people to ignore myself less discreetly.
This project explores analog surrealism by capturing dreamlike imagery exclusively through in-camera techniques rather than digital manipulation. By utilizing medium- and large-format film , the photographer rejects the ease of modern AI generation in favor of a slow, intentional craft . Each scene is meticulously orchestrated within physical environments , such as flooded forests and industrial…
Letting moments talk to each other is surprisingly creative
The LONDONER method encourages calm observation and natural movement to capture authentic urban moments without force.
Everything you've ever wanted is on the other side
In a world obsessed with speed, standing still in front of a wall can be a radical act.
There’s always another fragment waiting.
In three words I can sum up everything about analog photography: it goes on!
