Here's a list of interesting links if your looking for some inspiration or just want to check out some photographers that shoot film. I'll be updating this list as I go along.
I.P. McLaren
British landscape photographer shoots film and alternative processes such as paper negatives / Calotype and Albumen prints. Shooting Medium format and large format photographs.
Lidija Ivanek
"Lidija Ivanek - SiLa was born in 1968 in Zagreb, Croatia. Currently she lives and works in Ireland. A Doctor of Veterinary Medicine, fully dedicated to art since 2007. Alternative photography is what she is primarily interested in, the masters of art of the 19th century, their techniques and its application in the 21st century. She develops photos with the help of UV rays, colour pigments and chemicals."
Abandoned Camera's
This is the website of Roelof van der Schaaf. A photographer / designer who has shot a photographic project called Abandoned Camera's. Rob has gone out and shot abandoned locations with lots of different analogue / film cameras.
Simon Larbalestier
Interesting work, prints limited edition silver prints.
Ian Phillips-McLaren
Portrait and Fashion photographer for over 20 years, has gone back to shooting all of his personal work on film. ( haha, I had to put myself in here as I do shoot film )
Takeshi Shikama
Shoots film and old alternative processes, prints silver prints and platinum palladium.
SimonWatson
Shoots portraits, travels and lovely interiors.
Jeff Lipsky
Lipsky is a celebrity portrait photographer, he also shoots lifestyle advertising.
Nadav Kander
Kander is a world renowned photographer living and working in London.
Joni Sternbach
Sternbach uses both large format film and early photographic processes to create contemporary landscapes and portraits. Her work centers on our relationship with water, contrasting some of the most desolate deserts in the American West to iconic surf beaches around the world.
Platon ( famous portrait photographer )
Platon has always and still does shoot only film, he shoots with a Hasselblad 533 ELX and shoots Fuji and Kodak negative film.
Inteligent Life Magazine on Kodak Tri X Film
Kodak's Tri-X is the film the great photographers love. Anton Corbijn, Don McCullin and Sebastião Salgado tell Bryan Appleyard why.
Aviv Yaron
Fine art photographer using chemical treatments to sculpt physical traces and layers of depth into images.
Mick Williamson
Fine art photographer
the web darkroomThe Web Darkroom, Run by Andrew Sanderson an Ilford Master Printer. Andrew has a wealth of knowledge about film photography, film, and printing and has been in the industry for a long time.
Andrew Sanderson
Andrew Sanderson's personal website.
Pylot Magazine
A great online analogue / film magazine run by the folks at @Filmsnotdead
Whattaroll
Whattaroll magazine, an exciting young online magazine run by young photographers who have discovered and fallen in love with film.
Images of Paris
A blog and magazine for black and white images of Paris.
Hans ter Horst
A blog with film photography and film processing charts etc.
IPM Scoop
This is my own scoop page where there's a few films of Ansel Adams, Duffy, Richard Avedon and a few more films and links for inspiration.
Richard Avedon
One of the greatest photographers of our time.
Bob Carlos Clarke
Bob Carlos Clarke was a great and inspirational photographer who used multiple negatives to make great images. here's the link to his other work
They Shoot Film
A film collective, sharing the photos that they've shot on 35mm and medium format.
Jennifer Schlesinger
Jennifer Schlesinger is an artist, curator, and educator based out of Santa Fe, New Mexico. For the past 5 years her artistic medium of choice has been the 19th Century Albumen process and her work mostly focuses on the landscape and how humans philosophically interact with the natural world around them.
Josephine Sacabo
Sacabo divides her time between New Orleans and Mexico. Both places inform her work, resulting in imagery that is as dreamlike, surreal, and romantic as the places that she calls home. She shoots Wet Plate Collodion and prints Photogravure as well as Silver Gelatin.
More to follow shortly.
I.P. McLaren
British landscape photographer shoots film and alternative processes such as paper negatives / Calotype and Albumen prints. Shooting Medium format and large format photographs.
Lidija Ivanek
"Lidija Ivanek - SiLa was born in 1968 in Zagreb, Croatia. Currently she lives and works in Ireland. A Doctor of Veterinary Medicine, fully dedicated to art since 2007. Alternative photography is what she is primarily interested in, the masters of art of the 19th century, their techniques and its application in the 21st century. She develops photos with the help of UV rays, colour pigments and chemicals."
Abandoned Camera's
This is the website of Roelof van der Schaaf. A photographer / designer who has shot a photographic project called Abandoned Camera's. Rob has gone out and shot abandoned locations with lots of different analogue / film cameras.
Simon Larbalestier
Interesting work, prints limited edition silver prints.
Ian Phillips-McLaren
Portrait and Fashion photographer for over 20 years, has gone back to shooting all of his personal work on film. ( haha, I had to put myself in here as I do shoot film )
Takeshi Shikama
Shoots film and old alternative processes, prints silver prints and platinum palladium.
SimonWatson
Shoots portraits, travels and lovely interiors.
Jeff Lipsky
Lipsky is a celebrity portrait photographer, he also shoots lifestyle advertising.
Nadav Kander
Kander is a world renowned photographer living and working in London.
Joni Sternbach
Sternbach uses both large format film and early photographic processes to create contemporary landscapes and portraits. Her work centers on our relationship with water, contrasting some of the most desolate deserts in the American West to iconic surf beaches around the world.
Platon ( famous portrait photographer )
Platon has always and still does shoot only film, he shoots with a Hasselblad 533 ELX and shoots Fuji and Kodak negative film.
Inteligent Life Magazine on Kodak Tri X Film
Kodak's Tri-X is the film the great photographers love. Anton Corbijn, Don McCullin and Sebastião Salgado tell Bryan Appleyard why.
Aviv Yaron
Fine art photographer using chemical treatments to sculpt physical traces and layers of depth into images.
Mick Williamson
Fine art photographer
the web darkroomThe Web Darkroom, Run by Andrew Sanderson an Ilford Master Printer. Andrew has a wealth of knowledge about film photography, film, and printing and has been in the industry for a long time.
Andrew Sanderson
Andrew Sanderson's personal website.
Pylot Magazine
A great online analogue / film magazine run by the folks at @Filmsnotdead
Whattaroll
Whattaroll magazine, an exciting young online magazine run by young photographers who have discovered and fallen in love with film.
Images of Paris
A blog and magazine for black and white images of Paris.
Hans ter Horst
A blog with film photography and film processing charts etc.
IPM Scoop
This is my own scoop page where there's a few films of Ansel Adams, Duffy, Richard Avedon and a few more films and links for inspiration.
Richard Avedon
One of the greatest photographers of our time.
Bob Carlos Clarke
Bob Carlos Clarke was a great and inspirational photographer who used multiple negatives to make great images. here's the link to his other work
They Shoot Film
A film collective, sharing the photos that they've shot on 35mm and medium format.
Jennifer Schlesinger
Jennifer Schlesinger is an artist, curator, and educator based out of Santa Fe, New Mexico. For the past 5 years her artistic medium of choice has been the 19th Century Albumen process and her work mostly focuses on the landscape and how humans philosophically interact with the natural world around them.
Josephine Sacabo
Sacabo divides her time between New Orleans and Mexico. Both places inform her work, resulting in imagery that is as dreamlike, surreal, and romantic as the places that she calls home. She shoots Wet Plate Collodion and prints Photogravure as well as Silver Gelatin.
More to follow shortly.
