by John Bradford | Aug 6, 2022 | Photography, Travel
Northwest Arkansas can be a beautiful place. The Eureka Springs area takes it to a whole other level, though. In that area, Lake Leatherwood is one of my favorite spots to visit. Whenever I want an excellent hike, photo walk, or epic downhill mountain biking, I head...
by John Bradford | Jul 31, 2022 | 35mm Film, Photography
Film has been experiencing a pretty big surge in popularity. Is it so popular that makers will produce new film cameras? Probably not, but if they do, here are some I’ve been dreaming of. New film cameras from Pentax Pentax is at the top of my list for several...
by John Bradford | Apr 8, 2022 | 35mm Film, Photography
Push processing film is a topic that can cause some confusion for new photographers. The waters around pushing color film seem to get muddied online as well. For this week’s Film Friday, I wanted to try to clear that up a bit. At its base, push processing is...
by John Bradford | Mar 11, 2022 | 35mm Film, One Roll Review, Photography
Combining things you love can be great. What’s not to love about slapping Portra 800 into a Nikon F5, or even better, combining film photography with other hobbies. For me, that’s often mountain biking. In this week’s film Friday post, I take my...
by John Bradford | Mar 3, 2022 | Digital, Photography, Vintage Lenses
Adapting vintage lenses is one area that Micro Four-Thirds isn’t the best. It’s hard to find legacy glass wider than 28mm, so a speed booster/focal reducer can ease that pain. The Viltrox EF-M2 was built to adapt Canon EF lenses, but I’ve been using...
by John Bradford | Mar 2, 2022 | Digital, Photography
As a person who shoots a ton of film, I’ve been looking at Fuji X-series cameras for a while. Fuji has retro looks. They have the feel of a film camera. They even produce some film-like JPEG images easily. Should I switch to Fuji? Making the switch to Fuji has...
