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Darkroom printing isn’t as difficult as you may think and it can be done without much expense. Andrew Sanderson writes a complete guide

For the latest in our series celebrating the UK’s photographic heritage, Mike Crawford tells the storied history of Ilford Film

Every Sunday, we bring together a collection of easy-reading articles from analytical to how-to to photo features in no particular order that did not make

Why we still shoot black and white film March 1, 2021 Black & white film still has the ability to inspire passion and creativity in its users, even in this digital age. We talk to three photographers who continue to embrace the medium in very different ways Esther May Campbell Film photography has been in Esther May Campbell’s blood since childhood. She was given a Polaroid camera when she was eight years old, but it was the Olympus OM1 she received in her early teens that really changed things. ‘My teens were quite tricky times,’ she explains. ‘I was at a fairly dishevelled all-girls...

Share Leading image credit: Regina Valkenborgh In 2012, while studying for her MA Fine Art degree at the University of Hertfordshire in the U.K., Regina Valkenborgh lined a beer can with photographic paper and built her own pinhole camera. Valkenborgh placed the can on a telescope at the university's Bayfordbury Observatory and eventually forgot to retrieve the can, accidentally creating perhaps the longest exposure image ever taken. At the time, Valkenborgh, who is now a photography technician at Barnet and Southgate College, wanted to try her hand at capturing images without the aid of mode...