Gen-X Photography

In this episode, the first of season 4, Julienne, Suzanne, and I interview Heather Palacek from Pennsylvania. We talk about her pinhole art, her solargraphs, her Squash 'Em art, her observations as a high school teacher, and her book, Don't Fix It Yet . As a reminder, for an upcoming episode about cheap cameras, cheap lenses, and third party lenses, please send a voice recording of your favorite(s...

In this episode, Julienne and I chat with Nicole Small, a fantastic photographer from Montreal. We chatted about many things, including pinhole, large format, larger format, and still larger format! We also chatted alternative processes, and about doing photography one's own way and being happy within oneself for one's own photography. I hope you enjoy it. Thanks again, Nicole, for the conversatio...

In this Episode, my cohosts and I chat with Sherry and Jake from the Embrace the Grain Podcast. We chat about their history with photography, photographing in the north, photographing similar things with fresh perspectives, their podcast, the illustrious Frugal Film Project, and of course, GAS! IG: sherrychristensenphotography jakerosephoto FB: Embrace The Grain Photography Podcast group Frugal Fi...

In this episode I chat a bit about aspect ratios and print sizes, and get into a bit of math. I also chat a bit about the release of a lovely B&W film in 120, Kentmere Pan 100 and Pan 400. To see some photos from the new 120 version, look up these fantastic photographers: Danielle Wrobleski: IG - girlwithtoomanycameras Molly Kate: IG and YouTube - Eclectachrome

In this Episode, I try my hand at explaining what focal length, hyperfocal distance numbers, and aperture numbers are. Lots of math, and lots of difficult concepts to explain. Please bear in mind, I'm still a novice. Also, I talk a bit about using Lomochrome Purple and the new Lomochrome Turquoise for you fall photography. Give it a try!

In this episode Suzanne, Julienne, and I chat with Kansas photographers Denise Grays and Anne Hollond about Denise's friend Britten, Anne's Polaroid photography, Anne's journaling and travel around the world, Denise's film swaps, their history with photography, what would cause them to not photography, and hand checking film before flying. Also, is Kansas boring to photography? NO WAY!!! IG - Deni...

In this 45th episode, Julie, Suzanne, and I chat with Jessica Kosmack, a fantastically fun photographer from Toronto. We discuss everything from her motivations for photography, her professional work and private work, her love for expired film, and so much more. Jessica Kosmack: IG - jesskosphoto

In this episode, we have Bill Smith from the Classic Camera Revival podcast. We talk lots about gear, of course! Bill Smith IG - wbsmith200 Flickr - Bill Smith1 funwithcameras.blogspot.com

In this episode, Suzanne, Julie, and I interview Dylan Kelley, a photojournalist from Randolph, VT. In it he discusses what drives him in his photojournalistic endeavors. Please give it a listen and enjoy!

In this episode I introduce my wife, Julienne Piper, to the podcast as cohost alongside Suzanne. we have a great conversation with the YouTube Rockstar, Dave Mihaly, known as The Old Camera Guy. Enjoy!!!

This episode is in celebration for Worldwide Pinhole Day. I hope you enjoy!!!

In this 40th episode Suzanne and I interview Sarah Akers, a fantastic photographer from North Carolina. Also, before the interview, I give shoutouts and sincere thanks to Randall Chiu, Brandon Helton, Christopher Paulin, and Penne Ferris for their wonderful generosity in giving gifts to my nieces, who lost everything in a house fire. Thank you all for your gracious generosity!!! You can find Sarah...

Is film photography dying? Listen to this and find out my view.

In this episode, Suzanne joins me to chat about redscale film.

In this episode, Suzanne and I interview my wife, Julienne Piper. We talk tons about her love for pinhole photography, as well as what draws her to pinhole, as well as other forms of analog photography. I also give shoutouts to the many people who've sent me gifts over the past year or so. Enjoy!!! Julienne's work can be found at: IG - jpshoeboxpics, and on Flickr as Julienne Piper.

In this episode, I discuss 127 film, and a few of the cameras that use it, as well as some places you can get it, or what to do if you can't get the film. Check out the awesome article on www.alysvintagecameraalley.com about 127 cameras: 8 Great 127 Film Cameras You Should Pickup - Aly’s Vintage Camera Alley (alysvintagecameraalley.com)

In this episode, Suzanne and I interview Billy Sanford. We talk of his sports photography, his journey back into analog photography, cyanotypes, and much more. You can find his work on Instagram at bsanfordjr.

I have to make an apology about a bit of episode 34.

But not in the way you may think...

In this episode, Suzanne and I have a nice conversation with Birgit Buchart from Lomography USA. We discuss the reintroduction of the famed Lomochrome Turquoise film, its history in a nutshell, how some of the film stocks are come up with, and some requests from both Suzanne and me. I also tell of my love of Lomochrome Metropolis, a change from earlier. Enjoy!!!

In this episode, Suzanne and I interview Aly Chiarello who heads up Aly's Vintage Camera Alley on YouTube, Instagram, as well as her website, alysvintagecameraalley.com. We had a nice conversation about how photography has helped her during illness, how she got into analog photography and her YouTube channel, (as well as a little bit of STAR WARS), plus more!!! Sorry for the echo, I do not know wh...

What else can I say, but WOW!!!

In this solo episode, I ramble on about a box camera I received, and potential reasons why I shoot old cameras and film. It's a bit sloppy, and I ramble. But...Sante!!!

This is a big episode! Suzanne Pedersen joins me as co-host for the first time, and we interview the fabulous photographer, Danielle Wrobleski. We talk about ambrotypes, the importance of men recognizing and celebrating women for their photography, why we're drawn to what we're drawn, and much more.

I dive into another found film experience, but quite different from the original Serendipity, and talk about my love for a new (to me) camera, the Pentax Spotmatic SPii, as well as a glorious lens, the Vivitar 135mm f/2.8 - a stunning lens! And…I hint at an exciting change to come for this podcast!