Another award for our lab: Photography News 2025!

By Paul McKay

We're delighted to share the news that our film lab has won the Editor's Choice award from Photography News for 'Best Processing Lab'!

Photography News launched in 2013 and is the leading photography trade magazine in the UK: sending 30,000 copies into retailers, camera clubs and homes every two months.

Their annual awards are a chance to celebrate the best and brightest across multiple categories - you can actually read it for free here - and we're thrilled to get the nod.

 

 

It's not just the award that's warmed our spirits, but the reasoning from the Editor. I quote:

"Ask any photographer who shoots film to name a pioneering and professional brand they trust, and Analogue Wonderland will usually come up. Celebrated for its passionate support of film photography and the analogue community, it specialises in photographic film processing and scanning.

"It has become a much-loved hub for photographers rediscovering – or discovering for the first time – the joy of shooting on film. With an excellent range, clear advice and genuine enthusiasm for analogue craft, Analogue Wonderland plays a vital role in keeping traditional photography thriving in the digital age."

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Thank you to Photography News - particularly their editor Adam Duckworth - and everyone who articulated their support and passion for Analogue Wonderland.

Thank you!!
- Paul and Mary


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