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Danilo Leonardi

Trafalgar Square in the Time of COVID: Are We All in This Together?

The Pandemic

Are We All in This Together?

The words pursued Dr. Juvenal Urbino on the drive home: “this death trap of the poor. ” It was not a gratuitous description. For the city, his city, stood unchanging on the edge of time (… )— Gabriel Garcia Marquez, ”Love in the Time of Cholera”, London: Penguin Books, 2014 edition, at page 22.

Trafalgar Square in the Time of COVID

Dmitri

Analog Forever

Magazine Review

Analog Forever is an annual magazine that collects works, stories, and interviews of select film photographers. It is a well-put-together, superbly designed, and meticulously curated publication that undoubtedly gives film photography a good name. The magazine is fairly priced at $30 for around 150 pages of quality colour print though the shipping, being $20 to Canada, adds a bit of a strain on the wallet.

Abhijeet Dangat

Auguste Rodin on Film

Europe — France

The Works of the Founder of Modern Sculpture on 35mm

There are more than a hundred museums in the city of Paris. Everyone, of course, knows about the Louvre, but many smaller galleries and institutes have also preserved and protected the works of famous artists. One of my personal favourite museums in Paris is the Hôtel Biron site of Musée Rodin, dedicated to the works of the founder of modern sculpture, the great Auguste Rodin.

Prof. Dr. Rainer Funke

Michael Nguyen

And the Contradictions Between Art and Life

Note from the editor. This article first appeared on L’Œil de la Photographie. Republished on Analog. Cafe with the author’s permission. Learn more about Prof. Dr. Rainer Funke, the author, and Michael Nguyen, the photographer, below. -Dmitri. When will the containers be loaded?

The Power of Design

Dominik Oczkowski

Intrepid

Sterling Crispin

Street Candy

New/Discontinued Film, 2 New Cameras + School, New Enlarger, and WTF’s NFT?

☞ Get “Community Letters” via email: a monthly overview of the latest news, events, and stories from the film photography community. What’s new? I am grateful to see film photography survive, even flourish a year into this pandemic. With the lockdowns still largely in effect, Street Candy delivers its new monochrome film stock — MTN100, Intrepid launches a Kickstarter campaign for its colour enlarger, Film Ferrania “confirms its intention” to release P30 in the 127 format, Harman announces a new “reusable” camera, and Brooklyn Camera promises an instant film processor.

March ‘21 Community Letter

Review and Accuracy Test

Ever since the Climate Strike march, I’ve been considering the possibility of owning a sports/external finder to help frame fast-changing action quickly. Unsure of the gadget’s actual worth for my photography, I decided to try one made specifically for my favourite camera, Vitessa A, by its manufacturer — Voigtländer.

Voigtländer Kontur 50mm External Viewfinder

laura.mariagabre

I know now I could have lived with no more world than this. 
I now know that I made all the world into this house. — José Luiz Peixoto. I was born in a small town of 30 thousand inhabitants in the countryside of Santa Catarina, in the Iguazu Valley. My parents are not from there though: my mom was born nearby, in São João do Triunfo; as close as her town is, nobody in Porto União knows about it.

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Minolta TC-1

1996 Japanese 35mm Autofocus Viewfinder

Camera Review Featuring Translated Japanese Print Ads Form the ‘90s

Minolta TC-1 isn’t just an expensive camera. It is a complex, innovative piece of ultra-compact technology powered by the nearly two-hundred-year-old chemical process. Film. This camera is both a cult classic and a capable shooter. While limited by the maximum aperture of 𝒇3.

Jason Bruner

This place shuns folks who try to claim it, but it’ll shun them with a gracious wonder. So its hills press themselves into ancient creases –hollers and valleys that can only be seen once. If you’re audacious enough to try tracking them down, sooner or later, they’ll wrap you in a coy fog.

Pisgah

Voigtländer Vitessa A

1950 German 35mm Rangefinder

A Premium German Foldable 35mm Rangefinder Camera

Voigtländer Vitessa is a German folding 35mm film rangefinder camera, manufactured in the mid-1950s. Variant A is the first Vitessa in this remarkable 35mm shooter lineup. ☝︎Further reading: For an in-depth review of Voigtländer Vitessa L3, the latest folder in this lineup with a selenium light meter, see “Voigtländer Vitessa L With Ultron 2.

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