Six by Seven
All images – Pentax 67II/105mm/Kodak Portra 800 film
Categories: film photography, photojournalism • Tags: 6x7cm, pentax 67, trawlermen
Tag: 6x7cm
Imperfect Symmetry
I remember my art teacher attempting to explain ‘The Rule of Thirds’ to me when I was about 14. When I got my first camera, I tried to follow this practice – placing the point of interest to one side of the frame… but I didn’t like any of the photographs, they just didn’t feel right. For a while I honestly believed that this rule, this Golden Section as it is known in the art world, was an actual real […]
Categories: film photography, Photography • Tags: 6x7cm, 6x9cm, film, fuji GW690III, I shoot film, kodak portra 400, pentax 67
“This is not a movie”
I’m going back to Calais in a couple of weeks to continue making photographs in The Jungle. After my last visit, at the beginning of November, one thing became immediately obvious – photographers, especially anyone who looks like a press photographer, are not welcome… not in the slightest. I was reminded by people sitting outside shelters as I walked past, two cameras slung around my neck – “This is not a movie!” – people don’t want to be photographed in […]
Categories: film photography, Photography • Tags: 120, 6x7cm, calais, film, france, fuji X100T, migrants, Olympus mju II, pentax 67
Fellow Humans
All the images here were taken in the last couple of weeks using a Pentax 67 and 105mm lens. Kodak Portra 400 was used and developed and scanned at UK Film Lab.
Categories: film photography, Photography • Tags: 105mm, 6x7cm, analogue, film, kodak portra 400, pentax 67
