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Even geen foto’s maken met een hypermoderne digitale camera of je iPhone. We houden ook van nostalgie en wat is nou mooier dan een camera die deze vintage look en feel heeft? Wij hebben de acht beste voor je opgesomd voor als je even terug in de tijd wil toen je ouders nog kiekjes van […]
Olympic Athletes Photographed Using a Field Camera and 100-Year-Old Lens Regarding the process, Clendenin writes, Each black-and-white portrait was exposed onto black-and-white photographic paper, processed in a darkroom and scanned into a computer. […] The process was cumbersome and filled with experimentation. I brought 23 film holders to every shoot, in addition to a bulky […]
By Sam Cornwell · Feb 2013 When Matthew Allred isn’t teaching photography to his students at the University of Utah, he’s out creating incredible works of photographic art with the simplest of tools; the pinhole camera. Allred calls his process ‘Heliography’, a term first coined by pioneering French photographer Joseph-Niépce in 1822 to describe his […]
What is Duo? And why? Once nearly ubiquitous, TLRs have been reduced to a tool used only by a small niche of photographers. This unique form factor provides a huge, brilliant waist-level viewfinder, no shutter blackout, and a quiet shutter. Most TLRs have been dedicated to medium-format and 35mm film. But what about Polaroids, […]
Michael Zhang · Jan 09, 2013 The Library of Congress has an extensive collection of daguerreotype photographs captured over the past two centuries. In addition to browsing the technically perfect ones that document history and people, it’s also interesting to look at metal plates that are flawed. The Public Domain Review writes that plates were extremely susceptible […]