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Walking Man
One Konica Recorder half frame camera + One good pair of shoes = One 52 photo vBook + One “impressions” review.
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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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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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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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Whenevergram
This article is for anyone whose obsessive need to update their social media outlets has forced them to post ill-considered crap. It introduces a conceptual new product called “Whenevergram,” which will force people to post carefully-considered crap instead.
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Reject Intent
What makes one photograph better than another? Miraculously, I think I found the answer. And, as anyone who frequents this site might suspect, the answer has absolutely nothing to do with what we’ve previously read, learned or intuited. Read the article to see how I applied this new definition of ‘better’ to create the “Masquerade”…
