Film photography has a habit of resurrecting things the industry once quietly wrote off, and drum scanning is a perfect example. For years, it was treated as a relic of a pre-digital golden age, something reserved for museums, fine art printers, and the most obsessive commercial workflows.
Weatherford Hall captured by my Kodak Pixpro FZ45.
I’ve been falling in love with the humanity found in capturing everyday beauty in the imperfection of a cheap digital camera.
A photographer was stunned to discover that a vintage camera he bought at a charity shop still contained undeveloped film holding photographs taken in post-war Switzerland.
Sally Mann, the 74-year-old photographer renowned for her large-format, black-and-white images, has made a creative pivot that she describes as her “Wizard of Oz moment”; she’s finally shooting digital, and in color.
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After six momentous leaps from a small aircraft, skydiver Gabriel C. Brown completed his mission. Brown is friends with astrophotographer Andrew McCarthy and now, also one of his collaborators. Together, the pair created a stunning image that shows the adventurous subject falling in front of the sun.
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