
🎞 Pushing Film since 2010. 🎞 #FilmsnotDead
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💥🙌 What an incredible week! We cannot thank you all enough!
Special thanks to:
@KodakProFilmBiz
@dhagren
@thebrightrooms @trumanbrewery and to every single person that came through, you are all proof that FILM’S NOT DEAD!
Thank you!
❤️😘 Tori & Charlie
#FILMSNOTDEAD
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Honoured to be working with @ImperialNHS documenting their work during the Covid-19 pandemic
Working in hospitals where, nine years ago, I was a patient. As always the staff have amazed me with their calmness, professionalism, compassion & dedication
#NHS
@BritishGQ
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My sheet has travelled to over 30 countries, has met celebrities and survived war zones.
Today it came home! Was the first time I’ve set up my little studio to do a story in Hastings.
Proud to be documenting stories of the NHS and my community ❤️
@ILFORDPhoto
❤️ "I use film, because 35mm film has built the basis for the history of our technical image today."
Today @ThomasKellner2 turns 54!
San Francisco, Golden Gate Bridge. Consisting of more than 20 rolls of film, with the final image made of 624 frames!
#Filmsnotdead
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May have missed the #fp4party but finally getting around to developing some film #semistanddevelopment #Ilford #filmsnotdead #bnwphotography #Pinhole #pinholephotography @ILFORDPhoto @EMULSIVEfilm
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It's been over 12 months since the hugely talented folks @exploredinary came to spend some time with us and made this video about our site at Mobberley.
We hope that you enjoy watching it as much as we enjoyed making it.
youtu.be/JXpoALotxf0
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#bookoftheday 'Diane Arbus: An Aperture Monograph' was published in 1972. The collection of 80 images offered the public its first encounter with the photographer's work. @aperturefnd bit.ly/3e731cj
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View through the viewfinder today. Some lovely light and crops blowing in strong winds. Lovely jubbly 😊
"I just go out and try to make sense of the world around me."
🎈Happy birthday to the legendary Martin Parr!
© @parrstudio | @MagnumPhotos
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Midtown, New York // Leica M6, 35mm Summicron & Kodak Tri-X 400 @Leica_UK @LeicaCameraUSA @leica_camera @Kodak @KodakProFilmBiz – at New York, USA
🎈On this day in 1906 the great Swedish inventor and photographer Victor Hasselblad was born! 🎈
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#filmsnotdead #hasselblad
@Hasselblad
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Founder Nicola Baldini continues this series of common questions asked by Backers about our campaign "100 More Years of Analog Film"
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John Bulmer #photography
North UK, 1965.
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the art of fitting in.
portra 800 +1.5 stops.
full set found on instagram: @linusandhiscamera
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‘How Dorothea Lange Defined the Role of the Modern Photojournalist
She created one of the most enduring images of the 20th century, but she also created a new model for her discipline’ via @nytimes #photography nytimes.com/2020/02/10/t-mag…
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Henri Cartier-Bresson's images exploring the language of ballroom dancing reveal his keen eye and the intimacy of detail he applied to his photography: bit.ly/2MmKBsE
© @FondationHCB / Magnum Photos
❤️❤️❤️ #filmsnotdead
Younger generations are embracing film. @nbcleftfield explores why in this new short doc.
Watch “Why We Still Love Film” on YouTube: youtu.be/YotUW5WcOh8
🎉Happy New Year! 🎉
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“A photographer is an acrobat treading the high wire of chance, trying to capture shooting stars.”
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Berlin, Germany. Couple celebrating New Year's Eve, near the Brandenburg Gate, after the fall of the wall. 31/12/89
© Guy Le Querrec #filmsnotdead















































