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In this episode I talk about some of my favorite cameras of all time, the Pentax K Series cameras. I talk about the K Mount, the KM, KX, K2, K2DMD, and the K1000, and how they continue the tradition of the Spotmatic cameras that preceded them, and how they built upon them. I also talk a little about buying lenses on eBay, and some things to be aware of. In addition, I talk a little about Epson's Digital ICE technology and its plain dust removal technology. I hope you enjoy, and I thank you for listening.

In this episode, John Roberts, Bill Smith, and Alex Trejo joined me to discuss Pentax, Takumar lenses, K-mount lenses, and adapting lenses, as well as several other things. We also discuss flying with film. I hope you all enjoy it!!!

In this episode, it's just me, and I'm talking about box cameras.

In this episode, I'm joined by Alex Luyckx, Bill Smith, Brian DuBois, John Roberts, and Mike Eckman to chat all things Nikkormats, a fantastic and well-built line of Nikon Cameras from the 1960's and 1970's. We dive into a bit of the history, why we like them, what differentiated them from the proper F's, and what their successors in the Nikon brand seem to have been in the 1980's and 1990's and beyond. We also dive into some fabulous Nikkor glass, a bit about film and developing, a bit of Canon and Miranda talk, and a super special Nikon F3AF that Mike sniped (just kidding), or rather, received and gave a bit of a review of. Thanks for listening!!!

In this episode, I touch upon what I said on the last podcast and try to clear it up. Also, I talk about Harman Phoenix II, and...KODAK KODADOLOR 100 and 200!!!

In this episode I chat a little bit with myself and you all about why I love photography. I don't shy away from digital, and actually show some love for the cameras, but spend more time with film. I also talk a little about fall photography and some things I like to do to enhance my fall photography. Please send me your thoughts as to why you love photography, and what your thoughts are on fall photography. Send any voice memos or typed emails to: [email protected] You can find Julie's work on Flickr at Julienne Piper You can find Suzanne's work on IG at b.roll.backup You can find my work on Flickr at Mario Piper

In this episode, I talk mainly about some things I learned while preparing for, and while on a big family road trip such as: What camera or cameras should I bring? What lens or lenses should I bring? What film should I bring? What other things did I learn? I also talk about a nice gift given to me by Jess Ceason. You can find my work on Flickr: mario piper You can find Julienne's on Flickr: Julienne Piper You can find Suzanne's on IG: b.roll.backup

In this episode I update you as to why it's been so long since I've released an episode. I also talk about a fantastic duo of a camera and lens - the Nikon EL2 and the Vivitar Series 1 90mm f2.5 macro. I hope you enjoy!

In this episode, I had the privilege to chat with Adam English, a professional photographer, professional film lab technician, as well as a body builder. We chatted all things analog and digital, his advice for novice portrait shooters, and his work as a lab technician, among other things. You can find his work on IG at agx_iso, and his website at www.agxiso.com You can find Suzanne's work on IG at b.roll.backup You can find Julienne's work on IG at jpshoeboxwalk and on flickr.com at Julienne Piper You can find my work on Flickr.com at Mario Piper and on IG at shadowsofreflections I hope you enjoy!!!

In this episode, Julienne, Suzanne, and I catch up on what we've been doing. Julienne has been in a photographic funk, which is normal for a lot of people. Suzanne has set up her own photo studio. I've compulsively continued to shoot 35mm SLR cameras, where I feel at home. I also make a faux pas, as you'll hear, when I give a correction to Julienne about the Long Trail here in VT, which I regret. But we had a good discussion. Hope you all enjoy, and thank you Julienne and Suzanne, for being my wonderful cohosts! Suzanne - on IG at b.roll.backup Julienne - on IG at jpshoeboxwalk Mario - on Flickr at Mario Piper, and on IG at shadowsofreflections

In this episode I had a nice conversation with Jess Ceason from Wisconsin, but who lives in SW Germany. We had a nice chat about photography, of course, but also about cool serendipitous finds regarding beautiful cameras, firewood, fossils, and much more. Thanks, Jess for coming on the podcast! Where you can find all of our work: Jess: IG - onlyyoufilmjournal Suzanne: IG - b.roll.backup Julienne: IG - jpshoeboxwalk Mario: Flickr - Mario Piper, IG - shadowsofreflections

In this episode I had the pleasure of chatting with a chap from Inverness, Scotland. We of course talked about photography, but also much more. You can see his photos at: IG: blairsonfilm You can find my work on: Flickr: Mario Piper IG: shadowsofreflections Julienne's work IG: jpshoeboxwalk Suzanne's work IG: b.roll.backup Cheers!!!

In this episode, I had the pleasure to chat with Omar Alvarado Baez, a fellow Gen Xer from Washington state. We had a nice time just shooting the breeze about photography, his love of portraiture and why he loves it, a bit about gear and film, a little about Mexican food, and basically, just a nice chat. You can find his photos on Instagram at: IG: oabofilm Thanks for listening!!! And, please send in your voice memos to: [email protected] with your fave 90's era songs, albums, artists. Cutoff is June 1, 2024. Cheers!!!

In this episode I explain a few things that didn’t explain clearly in Episode 63 proper.

It's been a while. In this episode, I tell why. Also I talk about: My love of 135mm lenses Why Flickr and lomography.com is a great way to share your photography vs Instagram and Facebook My preparation for the upcoming total solar eclipse on April 8, 2024 Donating to school photography programs Also, send in your voice memos of your favorite 90's era albums or songs, why they are your favorite, and what your relationship is with the 90's to: [email protected] If you can, please send your regards to Julienne and Suzanne.