Please Post Film Photographers Blogs Here.

[Domenico Foschi]

My blog is very much new. But there is a very interesting 51 minutes long video on Willam Klein that I do recommend watching it.
And since you are there, have a look at what I have been doing in the past years.

 

[Mastrianni]

I think this is a great, but apparently under used, topic. It helps me identify and find film users for my site. But over 50% of the links are broken. The last post is 2013? Really? Did everyone really go over to DPUG? That would be a sad state of affairs if it were actually true. If anyone is aware of some great film, alternative process or Polaroid, (Instax, Impossible), photographers, I would appreciate a heads up. Thanks guys. (and gals) anatomyfilms.com

 

[Sai Krishna]

Hello,

I started shooting on film in early 2018.
I have collected a lot of photographs by now & I started a flickr account for it.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/weknowwhatweare/
Do let me know what you think.

 

[sixby45]

Hi everyone, mine is: Http://mylenslife.com

Most of what I shoot is 35mm or medium format film

 

[Tom Kershaw]

My website is at www.tomkershaw.com - it consists of scanned images. I think the next step is to get some darkroom and film camera content on there.

 

[Rob MacKillop]

It has been great looking at so many blogs and image sites - but there are many dead links there too.

Hopefully this one will stay for a good while yet. I shoot mainly film, 35mm or Medium Format, and I'm based in Edinburgh, Scotland.

Don't be shy, give it a try: https://imagesrm.com/portfolio-2/

Rob

 

[Tom Kershaw]

Some really good work there Rob. Not had a chance to look at everything but the like the urban nature approach, oh and the theorbo photo.

 

[jtk]

I doubt many film photographers shoot enough to feed the expectations implied by blogs. Film or digital (or anything else), the vast majority of blogs die quickly.

HOWEVER, use of blog format instead of website can make a lot of sense, especially if the photographer has something to say in writing. IMO.

 

[slackercrurster]

I have a huge amount of sites at WordPress, but they are all mixed content. I had made one just on film but looks like I've hit my limit at WordPress as it wont launch. I wrote to them to see what happened, but no reply as yet.

 

[slackercrurster]

I doubt many film photographers shoot enough to feed the expectations implied by blogs. Film or digital (or anything else), the vast majority of blogs die quickly.

HOWEVER, use of blog format instead of website can make a lot of sense, especially if the photographer has something to say in writing. IMO.

Yes, many don't stick with it. You need PROJECTS to keep going at it.

 

[jtk]

Yes, many don't stick with it. You need PROJECTS to keep going at it.

That PROJECTS angle makes a lot of sense. When you're just rattling along, sometimes posting something, sometimes expressing an idea or sharing an experience, that "sometimes" piece is probably the killer.

Very good buddy, 75 like me, leading a fabulously exciting life in SE Asia and the Sub Continent, has had a lot online over the years in various formats. His blog wasn't as interesting as that of his son, even tho both are photographers....I suspect the reason is that his son's writing is concise and his writing is "prolix" ...windy, hard to read if you're not into his economic/political/anthropological way of thinking. My friend's interest, beyond photo, is mostly sharing high level professional essays along with a lot of photo. His son's interest is scattered, partially because he's leading a life that's 30 year's younger than his dad.

 

[soulseekerfotograf]

I'm trying to introduce film photography in my workflow as a wedding photographer. I love the vintage look of film. Check out my blog: https://www.soulseeker.ro

 

[Mastrianni]

Here is a post for some online film mags; https://www.anatomyfilms.com/12-best-online-photography-magazines/ Some great analogue work shown around the world. So, no, film is not dead.

 

[eatfrog]

Heres mine: https://toivonenphoto.com/blog/

 

[EastCityStudios]

Mine is in infancy, but here it is.I am focusing on analog/hybrid experiments and DIY, as well as 1800s historical blogs etc.

 

[jjss1993]

hamburgereyes.com

 

[PhotoBob]

My podcast is Follow the Light
My blog can be found at St-Cyr Atelier
My zines and books can also be checked out on Blurb
Thank you for this opportunity to share.

 

[jjss1993]

also, my favorite photo podcasts are "the messy truth" and magichourpodcast.org. not entirely film based but there are definitely a lot of film discussions on there!

 

[Richard Man]

Blogs are so 2000s, but I have one since forever ;-) https://richardman.photo

 

[CMoore]

Blogs are so 2000s, but I have one since forever ;-) https://richardman.photo

You have A Lot of very nice "Occupy' photos on your sight.
well Done.!

 

[radiant]

I've tried gathering photographers blogs here: http://kuvau.tuu.fi/others/ (well, couple "commercial" ones too)

If you have a blog and RSS feed, send the URL to me and I will add.

 

[Richard Man]

You have A Lot of very nice "Occupy' photos on your sight.
well Done.!

Thank You! I love street documentary projects, but haven't done one in years :-/

 

[CMoore]

Thank You! I love street documentary projects, but haven't done one in years :-/

It's about all i do.
The C-19 thing has put a big crimp in that.

 

[Cloudy]

Here is mine

 

[jtk]

Here is mine

Great content/editing.. revolving on work partially of others. Wish I could read the Italian text.