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It's been a long, long, long time since Fotogario we were not writing an article about analog photographySpecifically since 2016, when I wrote about a medium format camera, the Pentacon Six, which I was testing. But the fact is that I've never stopped taking analog photos. In fact, over the last few years, I've been increasing my collection of analog cameras. So, coinciding with a visit to the mini-zoo I made this summer, I'm leaving you with my comments and experiences with the Nikon FM2, possibly one of the best analog cameras of all time. Want to know why? Read on.
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I have finally decided to dedicate an article to one of the most well-known and influential landscape photographers of the last century. Ansel Adams For many, he's a role model, one of the best landscape and nature photographers, and a master of light and exposure. On the internet, we can find hundreds of pages and articles dedicated to the life and work of Ansel Adams, so I've decided to make this article a little more personal. Interested? Well, don't look up from the next few lines.
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It's been a few weeks since my last article, the last project of the year 2015. After finishing the year with a fantastic journey Along the English coast, I needed to relax with a long vacation and reflect on the role the blog will play in 2016. How to start the year after the last great getaway? And here's the solution: return to the beginnings of photography, chemical photography (or wrongly called) analog. (more…)
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Anyone who enjoys digital photography has been interested in the history of this art form at some point. How and when it was born, the different techniques, formats, and materials used, and how they have evolved over time. Surely some of you, like me, have been interested in chemical photography (misnamed analog) and have come across a spectacular project by a photographer who some time ago decided to work with tintypes.
