Shorter days and darker nights doesn't mean fewer photo opportunities! We asked the Analogue Wonderland Instagram community to share their favourite films for shooting after dark - from tungsten-balanced colour to gritty black and white classics. Here are your top five picks for low-light photography.
Closed for Christmas: to enjoy family time and shoot lots of film!
Dear Customers,
Thank you so much for 2018 and for supporting a small family business who love film photography! We have enjoyed every minute of the Analogue Wonderland journey so far, and are very excited to take our support for the community to the next level in 2019.
To ensure we re-open full of energy we are taking time over Christmas to recoup, rejuvenate, and take lots of film photographs!
Christmas Closing Dates
This means that all current orders are guaranteed for Christmas delivery, but new orders won't be fulfilled until we return on the 3rd Jan. We will continue to reply to customer service queries until Christmas Eve, after which we will shut the office - also to the 3rd Jan. Apologies if this causes you any inconvenience - we promise that we will come back stronger than ever!
Gift Cards
If you are still looking for the perfect film photography present - do not despair! You can buy any of our gift vouchers, they will be sent immediately on email ready to make an analogue photographer exceptionally happy!
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!
Once again - thank you - for your continuous support, your feedback, your ideas and your orders. We'd also like to thank our AMAZING film suppliers and partners for all their hard work, supporting this community and ensuring film photography has a sustainable and exciting future. Remember: as analogue photographers we now have a choice of over 200 FILMS!
We hope you have a wonderful festive season full of family, friends and film. See you in the new year and - as always - Happy Shooting!
- Paul and Mary
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