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The increasing reliance on screens has unearthed a new trend: tech minimalism. Among the craving to carve out some screen-free existence, disposable film cameras have made a comeback as a way to stay ...

For many of us, disposable cameras are nostalgic. They represent a time before we all had cameras in our pockets when we took photos and didn’t know exactly how they were going to come out. Then, days ...

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Photographic enthusiasts will invariably amass an extensive collection of lenses, and in their communities there are near-mythical and sought-after lenses that change hands for incredible prices. It’s ...

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Have you ever heard of a wigglegram? They are made by shooting multiple pictures at once using multiple lenses, and the the resulting stitched-together ‘gram is kind of a gif version of a ...