Brendan Barry: The Camera Maker - An ILFORD Inspires Film
We are thrilled to share the latest film in our ILFORD Inspires series The Camera Maker features large format photographer, lecturer and camera builder Brendan Barry as he uses some of his handmade cameras to create prints on Direct Positive paper as well as making black and white paper negatives on location in the beautiful Dartmoor National Park, an abandoned air control tower as well as in his studio. Find our more about Direct Positive paper on our website at www.ilfordphoto.com/harman-direct-positive-paper-sheets Filmed and edited by: Exploredinary (Sarah Reyes & Daniel Driensky) Image credits copyright Daniel Driensky. Shot on ILFORD HP5 Plus film

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Shed Camera by Brendan Barry

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Behind the Film - Inside the ILFORD factory

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The Analogue Photography Series: Film is Still Alive

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Ray Barbee: A Common Thread - An ILFORD Inspires film

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Photographer uses 1800s camera to capture modern urban environments

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Analog People In A Digital World

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Is It Really Impossible To Pull Apart Two Interleaved Phone Books? | MythBusters

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Anton #MyFilmStory - Capturing the spirit of a mountain on 5x7" black & white film

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Meet Germany's most respected Street Photographer - SIEGFRIED HANSEN

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