a personal introduction to Japanese photography
Review by John Sypal for Japan Exposures Reflecting on an special event held on a Sunday in the mid 1960s photographer Takao Niikura writes in the afterword of his book Dizzy Noon that: “This was a chance to enter into the “other world” just for a day, a world surrounded by a two-meter, twenty centimeter tall barbed wire fence. I...
Spotted in an aisle of Yodobashi Camera’s darkroom supply floor in Shinjuku, the Harman Titan pinhole camera kit, in stock. It’s great to see Ilford’s commitment to traditional black and white photographic- their About Us page states that:
The demand for traditional monochrome films and papers remains strong. With Agfa no longer in the black and white photographic market, and Kodak pulling out of manufacturing black and white papers the future of ILFORD PHOTO products looks good for years to come.
That’s wonderful to hear. I’m glad to have made the switch over to Ilford at the start of 2013.
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