Stories from me and my lens…

Revolog Tesla BW: Planning Shots with Built-In Randomness I wasn’t sure what to think when Analogue Wonderland asked me to test Revolog Tesla BW. At first I was excited – new black and white film, great. Then I saw the marketing photo with lightning bolts across people’s faces and thought,…

A New Format, A Familiar Fire Harman Red 125 isn’t new — it’s been around in 35mm for a while — but this was my first time shooting the new 120 version, and I was testing it out for Analogue Wonderland. The look is exactly what you’d expect if you’ve…

Why this film? I was given a free roll of Kodak Pro Image 100 a couple of years ago and, like many film photographers, I squirrelled it away for “the right moment.” I’ll be honest, I didn’t know much about the film, and because it was part of a give-away,…

What I Planned to Shoot vs What Actually Happened On 27th April 2025, I joined Tom Bob Warland and a small group of fellow analogue enthusiasts for a relaxed photowalk around Oxford to celebrate World Pinhole Photography Day. The plan was simple: wander, shoot, chat, and enjoy shooting pinhole together….

Thinking About Shooting Pinhole? Read This First. Pinhole photography is beautifully simple — but that doesn’t mean it’s easy. If you’re thinking about getting a pinhole camera, or you’ve got one and don’t really know what to do with it yet, these tips are for you. They’re based on things…