New mag celebrates analogue photography

Field Trip, a limited-edition magazine dedicated to showcasing analogue photography, has just made its debut, and it’s quite beautiful.

“This first issue carries 52 pages of the blurred, overexposed and double-exposed images that digital cameras would let us delete or retake,” reports magculture.com, which is where I discovered Field Trip. “It’s a simple thing but fascinating….”

The premiere issue of "Field Trip" magazine. Photos courtesy Café Royal Books.

Field Trip is produced by Britain-based Café Royal Books, publishers of limited-run books and zines. They’re taking submissions for the next issue, and the guidelines could not be simpler: “Analogue only, no digital / phones. Instant / Polaroid is fine.” More details here.

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Gazi

Posted September 11, 2010 at 5:47 pm | Permalink

A nice magazine,there is also a french analogue photography magazine called le negatif its in the fourth issue. They accept only film also. Take a look here:
http://www.lenegatif.com

Good luck to Field Trip

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