stories of masterpieces from a bygone era
Dhruv is experimenting with a Agfa Billy-Clack 51 that was handed down to his mother from her grandmother. Four generations in the family have put this camera to use in some way or the other. Agfa manufactured the Billy-Clacks between 1934 and 1940, but I presume these were not available in India until the mid... Continue Reading →
There were three exposures left on my last 120mm film roll that I took with me on a trip to Kashmir. So I headed out to the beach early one Sunday hoping to capture something interesting before sending the roll to the lab. In the first forty five minutes all my dull mind could frame... Continue Reading →
After a good dose of trashing and practical advice from my dear friend Pritish, I woke up from my slumber to start shooting again. I started with cleaning my dslr that hadn't been touched in over two years. During the ordeal, I had this impulsive desire to find a replacement for my Canon T50 film... Continue Reading →
