Film’s not Dead (@FilmsnotDead) tweeted at 11:12 AM on Thu, Nov 22, 2012: Some speculation that Lomo might buy Kodak’s film diversion? http://t.co/ObtcYdFE #Filmsnotdead (https://twitter.com/FilmsnotDead/status/271647434734710784)
Category: Blogging
Broom Factory Door by Brian Russell.
Nikon F3, Ilford Delta 100, Rodial (1+100)
This is a side door on the Broom & Mattress Shop that is part of the old N.C. School for the Blind and Deaf on North Dawson Street in Raleigh, North Carolina.
A real pic by this tumblr’s owner.
Alfred Eisenstaedt who was famous for this photo. 
(via Scanning black and white film with the Nikon LS-8000)
This website has a pretty long and thorough series on black and white photography in the digital age. Several step by step instructions on scanning negatives, photo editing, printing, etc.
Film’s not Dead (@FilmsnotDead) tweeted at 4:37 AM on Wed, Nov 21, 2012: An Agfa large format view camera on portable stand! #Filmsnotdead http://t.co/my5TaCtg https://twitter.com/FilmsnotDead/status/271185603687759874
(via Design and Build your own Pinhole Camera)
This is one of the best pinhole camera tutorials I’ve read.
Brian C. Russell 