unMonday: fujifilm nostalgia

I keep coming back to the Fujifilm Neopan 400 black and white film, which has now firmly established itself as my all-around favorite film.  Something about its sharp clarity, smooth grain, balanced contrast, and low-light magic thrills me every time

unMonday: another roll of neopan

Several weeks ago, I developed another roll of Fujifilm Neopan 400.  As I said in a previous post, this film is really making a case for becoming my new favorite – I love the sublte grain and the balanced contrast

tucson in neopan 400 (part ii)

Getting good photos with black and white film proved to be a little more difficult at the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum than at the Pima Air & Space Museum.  It’s harder to quickly pick out shapes and lines in natural scenery

unMonday: tucson in neopan 400 (part i)

In photography, each subject, environment, and piece of gear present their own unique set of challenges and advantages.  And sometimes, the challenges in photography are what catalyze creativity and thoughtfulness.  I’ve been reading a few articles from a number of