A weekly show exploring the wonderful world of analog photography from every angle
Episodes
Monday Jan 20, 2020
Monday Jan 20, 2020
Rachel's Back! Hurrah and huzzah, Rachel returns to help go through another bulging mailbag of goodness.
Paul Friday's Poem:
On his darkslide, by Miltish.
When I consider how my life is spent
Counting seconds in this shed, so dark inside,
Or juggling lenses, both long and wide,
Lugging them all, though my back be bent.
To serve therewith my muses, and present
My true account, writ in silvery halide;
"Did that take a whole day?" they ask, so snide.
I bite my lip, more bitter banter to prevent,
But mutter "I need neither chip nor chimp for aid
To assist my eye, I have it best
From rule of thumb and circumstance of fate
Of stochastic influence my art is made.
You can keep your digital pleasures with the rest;
They too expose, who only stand and wait."
Print drying: http://www.film-and-darkroom-user.org.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=315
Photographers Therapy Facebook group: https://phlogger.us11.list-manage.com/track/click?u=fa2b2166d5b9c94a574e9ae91&id=6381f16a12&e=d5d83f9b20
Thursday Jan 16, 2020
Thursday Jan 16, 2020
On this weeks show Ade and Graeme are joined by the incomparable Ian Barnaby Nutt to pick his brains and make the most of his experiences in making zines.
Find Ian's work here: https://barnabynutt.com/
https://twitter.com/barnabynutt
https://anchor.fm/viewfindervikings
Sunday Jan 12, 2020
Sunday Jan 12, 2020
We're sticking with a theme for the second week in a row of being joined by a host from the Classic lenses podcast, this time in the splendid from of one Johnny Sisson who helps Graeme get through a bulging sack of splendid listener mail with aplomb.
Links:
Richard Hall's zine: https://mixam.co.uk/share/5e11134d891c25134b030a9f
Harry Scott's Tales from the Magic Box podcast:
https://anchor.fm/tftmb/episodes/2020-Growls-e9usdc
127 Day Information: https://127film.blogspot.com/p/blog-page_18.html
Thursday Jan 09, 2020
Thursday Jan 09, 2020
In a break with tradition we've postponed the Sunnies Awards show as Rachel couldn't be with us this week, so instead Ade and Graeme spend an episode coming up with too many things to commit ourselves to doing, some of which might actually happen.
Most pressing amongst these are: Photowalk in London on the evening of Thursday 16th January, and Photo meetup in Oxford on February the 8th, more details to come.
Monday Jan 06, 2020
Monday Jan 06, 2020
Happy New Year Everyone!
We're back! Well, sort of - Graeme's back, but as the show progresses it becomes more and more evident that he's got a good cold going on, and sadly Rachel can't be with us this week. Fortunately for us and for you, Simon Forster off of the Classic Lenses and Large Format Photography podcasts stepped in to help out with a bulging sack of emails.
Listen / skip to the end for news on an upcoming photowalk in Oxford!
Saturday Dec 28, 2019
Saturday Dec 28, 2019
A day (or two) late, but here for your festive ears nonetheless, it's the Sunny 16 Christmas episode! This show has it all! OK, maybe not ALL, but it does have Ade developing his first ever roll of film, a look at all the great prints sent in for the Ilford Paper competition and the picking of a winner, AND Christmas presents!
It's like a whole Christmas dinner in one podcast!
Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to Everyone, love and seasonally appropriate hugs from Rachel, Ade and Graeme
Music and sound effects used under Creative Commons Public domain license courtesy of Orangefreesounds.com
Monday Dec 23, 2019
Monday Dec 23, 2019
This week for our last recording of 2019 we're delighted to be joined by Andrew Walsmley of http://phlogger.co.uk/ website and podcast!
Cameradactyl Brancopan:
Wednesday Dec 18, 2019
Wednesday Dec 18, 2019
It's that time of the year for one of our favourite Seasonal traditions; the gathering together of three of the finest wise men of the web to look back over 2019, chat about the year that was and speculate on the year to come. Our three wise men are of course EM from Emulsive.org, Hamish Gill from 35mmc.com, and Bellamy Hunt from Japancamerahunter.com.
Sadly no Rachel this week, just us Graeme and Ade in the mix, so good luck trying to pick out which British middle class voice is which! To help, if you hear someone risking life and limb in busy traffic, it's EM, if you hear someone making Sausage rolls it's Bellamy, and if you hear someone who sounds like they've just woken up...well, that could be Ade or Hamish!
DON'T FORGET TO GET YOUR VOTES IN FOR THE SUNNIES 2019!
Find the form and share your thoughts and feelings on what's great right here: https://forms.gle/CEEYCRkodXu3bud87
Monday Dec 16, 2019
Monday Dec 16, 2019
This week it's Sunbeam and host of the All Through a Lens podcast Eric's turn to be dragged kicking and screaming back onto the show to share what he's been up to and read some brilliant listener emails.
Find Eric @conspiracy.of.cartographers on Instagram
And the All Through a Lens podcast here: https://allthroughalens.podbean.com/
Vote for the Sunnies 2019 right here: https://forms.gle/CEEYCRkodXu3bud87
'How to make a zine’ episode of the Viewfinder Vikings podcast : https://anchor.fm/svein-olav-humberset/episodes/Episode-19---Taking-Away-The-Excuses-Between-You-and-Your-First-Zine-e9dkh9
Thursday Dec 12, 2019
Thursday Dec 12, 2019
On this weeks episode Ade and Graeme are out on the road to attend the screening at the Kiln in Worcester of One-Shot Inchindown, or Tanky Mconeshot as it's better known to us!
The show features the Q and A with Dave Allen after the screening, followed by some quick chats with a few of the fine people who turned up to see the film, including the host of the event Hamish Gill and many friends and new friends of the show.
Audio isn't always great, but hopefully you'll enjoy it just the same