by John Crane | Jan 18, 2017 | Believeinfilm, Film Photography, Nikon, Old School, Philosophy, Product Reviews
Admiring the F again tonight; its simplicity, elegance, small footprint, lack of any type of power what so ever required to operate. All mechanical, no electronics. What a thing of beauty. Who would have thought in 1959 something was being released into the world that... 
by John Crane | Jan 16, 2017 | Believeinfilm, black and white film, Colorado, Film Photography, Old School, Physiographic Provinces, Rocky Mountain National Park
Winter is one of Colorado’s unique charms. One day we’ll be -15°, a few days later we’ll be in the mid-to-low 60’s. January can be a pretty dreary time, especially just after the holidays. Back to work we go, after what was hopefully a restful... 
by John Crane | Sep 18, 2016 | Believeinfilm, black and white film, Colorado, Destinations, Film Photography, Old School, panorama, Physiographic Provinces
One of the commonly cited demerits of 35mm film is its lack of resolution when you want to print really big. It’s true. This is a physical limitation; a wall unclimbable by any camera or any lens combination. Leica, Nikon, Canon, Zeiss… it matters not. A...