Photography
This page includes blog posts about photography: the art & practice of taking pictures. Themes include techniques, styles & genres and post-processing.
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Is Kodak Tri-X 400 the Best Black & White Film Ever Made?
Kodak Tri-X 400 is one of the most iconic and beloved black & white films in the history of photography. It has a long and storied history (introduced in the 1940s), and countless well-known photojournalists and street photographers have and still use it. It gained popularity for its fine grain, excellent contrast, and versatile exposure […]
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Instant Photography at the City of Colours Street Art Festival
The City of Colours Street Art Festival happens annually in Digbeth, Birmingham, UK. It celebrates street art and graffiti and brings together local and international artists to create new works on the walls and buildings of Digbeth. Below is some instant photography of the City of Colours Street Art Festival I took in 2016 using […]
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Once There Was Fuji FP-100C: Instant Photography of Sussex
Instant photography has experienced a resurgence in popularity among young people in recent years. While digital photography dominates the mainstream, many young people have rediscovered instant film’s charm and unique qualities. The tangible nature of the medium, the unpredictability of results, and the nostalgia associated with it have all contributed to its appeal. Below is […]
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Silverstone Festival: The World’s Largest Historic Motorsport Event
The Silverstone Festival (or Silverstone Classic) is a three-day vintage and historic car racing event and the largest in the world! It takes place annually at Silverstone—home of British motor racing. The event attracts tens of thousands of visitors each year and features a range of cars from different eras of motorsport history. Check out some […]
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The Miracle of the Holy Fire in Jerusalem
The Miracle of the Holy Fire is an ancient and celebrated Christian tradition that happens each year on Holy Saturday in the Church of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem. According to tradition, a miraculous fire spontaneously appears in the tomb of Jesus Christ, located inside the church, and is then used to light candles and lamps held […]
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