Photographic film

I have a confession to make: I fast forwarded through the first two years of my son's life, and now I find myself filled with regret. Back when I first brought each of my boys home, I reveled in the snuggle time, the feeding time, the diaper changing, the cooing, the kissing and more. Then, reality hit me in the face like a big fat spatula and suddenly I was flipping exhausted and desperate to pass the time.

For the series of Film Photography Darkroom, let's talk of how to develop black and white film rolls in daylight at your own home.

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Photographer Mario Zanaria created this contact sheet portrait of a model named Francesca by planning out each of the frames on a roll of film. Image

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Image by Takkk - Own work, CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikipedia Commons Don’t look now, but film is making a comeback! The reason why is that it’s still a great way to capture distinctive images that express your personal vision.

35mm film soup self-portrait series from film photographer Anna Gibbs. Anna used her Canon AE-1 with Kodak ColorPlus and Fuji Superia film to create this series.

Andrew Sanderson demonstrates how easy, beneficial and enjoyable it can be to process your own photographs in our essential guide to film processing

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Contact sheets are typically used to see every image taken on a single roll of film, but photographer Thomas Lang is turning it into its own work of art.