Liam Warton: The Chemical, Analog Magic of Film Photography

In an interview last year, we had a peek at one of the compelling portrait projects of Liam Warton and found out his beginnings in photography through film. He also mentioned how shooting analog was for him one of the best ways to read light and learn the basics.

This time, we asked Liam to share with us more of his insights about film photography, a bit about his beginnings learning the ropes, and what keeps him captivated by analog photography despite also shooting with digital for work. Alongside all these details are more of his eye-catching portrait work, in all the glorious colors and moody atmosphere that can only come with film. .

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2017-12-14 23:00

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Opinion: The Film Photography World is a Million Times Less Toxic Than the Digital World

I love film and I love film photography. In fact, I adore it. I am enamored with the conversations around it, with the discipline involved in knowing that you need to be more careful and how that translates into digital photography, with the formats and how much more affordable it becomes as you go for larger sizes, the look, and most importantly its people. thephoblographer.com »

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Analogue Photography Reference Manual: A Tome for Film Photographers

Analogue Photography: Reference Manual for Shooting Film is most likely the most extensive film photography resource to come in printed form in a very long time. A project by Andrew Bellamy and published by Rome-based Ars-Imago, the book celebrates both the beauty of analog photography and the magical cameras from many decades past. thephoblographer.com »

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