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Slit-Scan
Anyone who’s seen the photos accompanying the last several articles, including the double- and triple-exposure fisheyes accompanying the previous essay, has surely wondered, “What’s going on? Where are all the quirky street-scene candids? Is Egor’s photography currently entrenched in some sort of directional crises?” This article, featuring a vBook of slit-scan photos from a Lomography…
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Folding Time
Time: It can be frittered, bent, projected and measured. It can also mess with one’s photos.
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Pushing Buttons
With a new URL for the blog and an expanded mission statement, ULTRAsomething is retaining all of its original ULTRA-ness, while becoming a whole lot more “something.”
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Spelunking Lightroom
When is an article not an article? When it’s a nerdicle, of course. And this nerdicle is particularly nerdy — being all about Lightroom cataloguing techniques, keywording and photo ranking. Yeah, I know… you’re bored already. What can I say? Knowledge is pain.
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A Space for Hurdy-Gurdies
With the instinctually purposeful determination of a cicada, I go about satisfying my once-every-13-year mission: fisheye photography.
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Pick (a) Pocket: The Minolta TC-1
The Minolta TC-1 is 27% smaller than my iPhone 6S, more ergonomic, and loads the world’s finest collection of retro filters — film. If only it could get a dial tone.
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POV
7.4 billion people. 7.4 billion competing points of view. Sometimes it’s therapeutic to have a blog.
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jaPANorama
Who in their right mind would drag an old Widelux F7 panoramic film camera to Tokyo some 15+ years past the dawn of the 21st Century? Precisely.
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Camera Season: The Leica SL
The Leica SL is a big camera… with a big list of pro features… and a really really big native lens. To review it properly would require an equally big article. Which is exactly why this isn’t a proper review. Instead, this article looks only at one particular aspect of the Leica SL — its…
