Large format film photography and historical photographic processes, all created with antique cameras and even older lenses.

Want to escape today’s clinically perfect precision and rediscover photographs full of character and addictive unpredictability?

Then you’ve come to the right place.

  • Dallmeyer Bergheim

    Dallmeyer Bergheim

    The first lens in history deliberately designed for soft-focus photography. A grand claim—but really just the distilled essence of several equally fascinating and thoroughly tangled threads behind its creation. Where did it come from? Why did it come to be? Why is it so peculiar—and, most importantly, what does it actually shoot like?

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  • Eidoscope

    Eidoscope

    L’Eidoscope ne photographie pas, il dessine!

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  • (S)Rázná Albánie — nohy bolí, spojka smrdí

    Abrupt Albania—sore legs, smelly clutch

    A country both beautiful and wild, communal and contradictory. A coastline of glittering golden beaches and indulgence, and at the same time a land of harsh mountain ranges where bears will happily turn you into Ćevapi. A dark and rich history, a bright and even richer future. This, and much more besides, is Shqipëria.

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  • Bausch & Lomb Portrait Unar

    Bausch & Lomb Portrait Unar

    I’ve got a unique optical layout and a silhouette so distinctive you can spot me from a distance. My construction is absurdly complex and notoriously temperamental. I’m a portrait virtuoso, lurking modestly in the shadows but towering over many of my peers like a smug diva. I am Unar. Portrait Unar.

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