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PHIL KNEEN

Photojournalist & Documentary Photographer

Tag: negative

Nikonos III test roll

As far as cameras go, the Nikonos III underwater setup is pretty much as basic and elementary as it gets … More

film camera, film photography, I shoot film, isle of man, kodak, negative, Nikonos III, personal project, portrait, scallops, ultramax 400, underwater

Keep the Faith

I’ve been somewhat disillusioned with film photography, of late. It happens once every couple of years, this questioning of my … More

6x7, film camera, film photography, fishing, I shoot film, isle of man, kodak, kodak portra 800, negative, pentax 67, portra 160, scallops

That was 2017

Another year, nearly over, so while I’m sat here nursing a hangover, I’ll post my yearly review. As usual, these … More

black and white, colour, film, film camera, fuji film, I shoot film, isle of man, kodak, negative, personal project, phil kneen, portrait

Embrace the Shadows

They’re everywhere – peachy coloured, backlit portraits of redheads and brides, shot on Kodak Portra 400, over-exposed by 5 stops and … More

6x7, analogue, colour, film, film camera, film photography, fuji pro 400H, I shoot film, isle of man, kodak portra 400, negative, pentax 67, personal project, portrait

The things I saw #6

More random visual meanderings and scribbles with the pen and the camera. All images made using an Olympus MjuII 35mm … More

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The things I saw #3

More random visual meanderings and scribbles with the pen and the camera. All images made using an Olympus MjuII 35mm … More

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The things I saw #1

Today is the last day of British summertime, tomorrow morning the clocks will be set an hour backward and the … More

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Spanish Retro

These images are an homage to my love of family run, independent, budget hotels, B&Bs, motels and guest houses. I’ve … More

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Girls

I’m mad busy at the moment, so I thought I’d just post a few of my favourite images from the … More

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Joanne

It really pains me that I can’t share these images of the stunningly beautiful, Joanne, on the social media platform … More

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