Images from the collection by Elliott Erwitt, 1928–2023.
In Erwitt's images, offbeat humor is supplemented by a strong graphic sensibility and the sense of a larger story.
BIG savings on your favorite classic and experimental FPP Black and White (Color, too!) still and motion picture films! Just enter the code “Black Friday” at checkout for $3.00 off each item. Offer only good through Monday, November 27th!
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Lynne Breitfeller: After the Fire: Water Damaged
After the Fire: Water Damaged, explores photographs as memory by examining the shape-shifting potential of altered images.
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Vaune Trachtman's love for the photogravure process shines through in her work, as she brings the tonal richness of photography's earliest gravures without the toxicity. Discover her work now! Link: https://t.co/NRYbfXKAiM
It’s always a great day to shoot film, but it’s an even better day when the FPP can pass MASSIVE SAVINGS along. ALL Kodak’s 120 Medium Format Films have been substantially price reduced!
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Very enjoyable photowalk yesterday. Thanks @LDN_Streets for organising. Got a fat roll from the Holga and mixed bag from my expired instax monochrome. Fun though. #believeinfilm
It's that time!! The Favorite Photograph You Took in 2023 Exhibition will run on New Year's Day, when you just way to stay in bed and scroll through photographs!
It's FREE to Submit, it's fun, and it builds community.
Submit ONE image by December 1st!
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Exciting news for early next year...
We're releasing a 2nd edition of one of our early books... the wonderful 'Cascadia' by @codycobb
Same edit & layout, but a larger format.
Limited edition only, with pre-orders coming in the New Year! 🔥
'The worl is ful of things waiting to happen. Thats the meat and boan of it right there. You myt think you can jus go here and there doing nothing. You cant tho you bleeding cant. You put your self on any road and some thing wil show its self to you Wanting to happen'
Who Shot Tut! King Tut Day celebrates the day that King Tut's tomb was discovered in Egypt's Valley of the Kings by British archaeologist Howard Carter (and photographed by Harry Burton), on November 4, 1922.
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We are sharing the work of Jim Steg with an essay by Barbara Hitchcock, former Curator of The Polaroid Collection. Discover his rarely-seen instant photography explorations at Analog Forever Magazine!
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@richmacleod@the_darkroom I have shot it in complete cloud cover and rain and had great results. I am sure you will be pleasantly surprised at how good your results will be