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A humorous look at hyperfocal focusing, focus stacking, and the timeless value of choosing the right tool for the job. Meet Internet Rooster, who arrives with strong opinions and leaves with a few surprises.
A 4×5 pinhole double exposure of a guitar using subtle shifts in aperture, bellows, and tilt to create an abstract, cubist inspired image.
A photo series born from storm and sorrow—using images and haiku to mourn, reflect, and heal after Hurricane Helene took down eleven beloved trees.
If you use a 4×5 or any bellows camera, knowing when and how to apply bellows extension compensation is key. This guide covers simple, effective methods.
A timeless pet portrait captured on Polaroid Type 55 film—a story of trust, resilience, and the unbreakable bond between a photographer and her rescue dog.
Hand-coloring 4×5 film brings Micanopy’s charm to life. From large-format photography to Photoshop colorization, discover the art behind the image.
A binocular viewer modified for Ebony 4×5 cameras by S.K. Grimes with easy switching between landscape and portrait orientations.
I discovered that a matte box, typically used with DSLR and video cameras, can also be an excellent accessory for other camera types, like panoramic and large-format cameras.
Founded in 1981 by Hiromi Sakanashi, Ebony Camera Co. crafted lightweight, rigid large-format field cameras that quickly gained attention from photographers.
From the Baby Color 6×9 to the Master Technika 3000, Linhof cameras embody precision, elegance, and enduring craftsmanship for professionals.