If you need some ideas for your next portrait photography project, our featured set today may be an unexpected source of inspiration for you. Fahad Khokhar teamed up with James McAteer to conceptualize and shoot a fun set using a Fuji Natura Black, on top of other cameras.
The results will make you want to either try it out with your own Fuji Natura, or grab one of these legendary premium point and shoot film cameras if you haven't yet. . thephoblographer.com
Whether you've just started shooting with film or have been an ardent analog lover for years, you better make this rare film a top priority. Fujifilm's Natura 1600 is legendary for all the good reasons. thephoblographer.com »
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