Film Photography Blog

Today's post is written by Andrew Walmsley - best known as the 'Phlogger' on his blog and podcast! Andrew is a passionate film photographer and wants to spend a bit of time talking 120 basics: what is 120 (medium format) film and what are the pros and cons of shooting it versus the more common 35mm film. Andrew - take it away!

Oh my we are in for a treat today. Neil Piper has written the story of starting his own film photography podcast! Neil is the host of the 'Soot and Whitewash' podcast, a pinhole wizard, and is also currently studying for a Masters at Norwich University of the Arts with Elliot Knott. Neil, teach us...

Today we talk to Rhys Davies - a photography student at the University South Wales - about his experience with exhibiting. We know that this is a topic and an idea that many film photographers find intimidating, so hopefully he can help lift the lid on the process as well as pass on some tips and tricks!

Our fantastic lab partner Digitalab brought home an incredibly impressive FOUR industry awards at this year’s Trade Awards, held by the prestigious Societies of Photographers in Hammersmith, London.

Analogue Wonderland are exceptionally proud to work with a lab that has a decades-long legacy in photography, and who have been recognised at such a high level for their commitment, craft and customer service.

And you can try their award-winning service with an exclusive discount! Simply enter "AW10" at the checkout page on their simple online system to get 10% off film processing, scanning and printing. Don't wait: try now!

Today's blog post comes from the virtual pen of a fantastic documentary photographer who - after spending a couple of years focused solely on making a career from digital images - picks up his old film cameras and rediscovers the joy of an analogue shutter.

A thoughtful and reflective piece on an individual photographer's journey.

We have partnered with the wonderful Analog Forever magazine to sponsor their February exhibition: "Exploration of the Unexpected"! The submission deadline is the 31st Jan and the exhibition will be curated by the fantastic photographer Julia Dean. One lucky winner will get a goodie bag of film so don't wait: enter now!

Thank you so much for 2018! We have loved 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!

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.

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!

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