Today, I’m excited to feature yet another guest post by Claire Voelkel, whose work we’ve featured many times before. She recently (and serendipitously!) got her paws on a Brownie Hawkeye camera, a model which Kodak first started producing in May 1949. Fast-forward to 2010, and Claire is making magic happen with a vintage flair — [...]

Though our Feature Fridays have been on hiatus, this week we’re excited bring you an interview with a new-to-Brooklyn photographer whose work we’ve admired for quite some time via his blog. Matt Heidelberger is a street photographer and Indianapolis native who has long explored his subjects through historical context and observations about the changing nature [...]

For the Love of Brooklyn is a site that provides Brooklyn photographers with a place to discuss, showcase, and view, Brooklyn photography. This is not a revolutionary concept—there are other sites where you can discuss/showcase your Brooklyn photographs—but there is something very special about FTLOB. FTLOB quickly established itself as not just another website, but [...]

After posting a great tutorial from Claire Voelkel earlier this summer, I’ve noticed several people taking her lead and starting to develop their own film at home. Recently, I noticed that photographer Barry Yanowitz was part of this group of self-developing enthusiasts and I reached out to ask him how it’s going so far. Barry [...]