With an increased demand for screen-free, analogue hobbies over digital consumption, film photography feels more relevant than ever in 2026. Read on to discover how shooting film offers a slower, more mindful, more intentional way to create images - and staying present in moments that truly matter.
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Celebrate our AP Good Service 2025 Award! 🏆
We were thrilled to receive the AP Good Service Award at last week's awards dinner!
This is the third year in a row that we have won the Good Service Trophy - delivered by Amateur Photographer Magazine to retailers who have consistently delivered fantastic results and experiences for their customers - and once again we are proud to be the only analogue specialists and film lab in the list
#FilmIsLife 😅
Thank You!
We are truly grateful for your continued support, and your passion for analogue photography. Here's to another year of fantastic film!
(p.s. Max and I did take a Pentax 17 and rolls of Kodak Gold to the event - those photos will come soon!)
Congratulations to all of this year's Good Service Award winners!
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Film vs phone vs digital: which do you choose? Discover why more and more people are turning to analogue photography and screen-free activities over capturing memories on smartphones or professional digital cameras, why replicating film on digital software just isn't the same, and the community's shooting habits.
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