Film Photography

Following an investigation, the U.S. Marine Corps announced last week that it had misidentified one of the six men in the famous 1945 Wold War II photo of the flag raising at Iwo Jima.

In the video above Henri Cartier-Bresson talks about having intuition as a photographer, shooting on instinct rather than thinking too much and his personal approach...

A look at one of the most important cameras to have emerged in the 20th Century, the Nikon F.

In their latest Brief but Spectacular insert, PBS caught up with photographer Ken Van Sickle to get his take on what's happened to photography now that everyone is taking pictures.

An interview with Matt Slater, a young Cape Town based photographer who's still very much embracing the slower pace of the traditional darkroom processes.

Watch this full length "Long Live Film" documentary if you have the time this weekend – If you're a film shooter or thinking about moving over to film, this one's for you.

British photographer, Jack Lowe took on this incredible project of using an early Victorian photographic process known as Wet Plate Collodion, to document every Lifeboat Station around Britain and ...

Portraits captured on film by Cape Town-based photographer Geoffrey Newmarch. We caught up with him to learn a bit more!

Eugene van der Merwe explains how the warm and colourful tones of lith prints are created in the traditional darkroom.

Take a look at Lomography's latest camera, the Belair X 6-12 medium format camera with a great timeless design.

The AP and PMA recently released some interesting sales figures for film in the US.