Gene Wilson
@genewilsonphoto.site
Amateur rust-belt based photographer. Shoot mostly on film and am working with friends to build out a community darkroom in Pittsburgh (He/Him).
https://genewilsonphoto.site
http://www.analogliberation.com
Anyone posting AI images gets an instant block
https://genewilsonphoto.site
http://www.analogliberation.com
Anyone posting AI images gets an instant block
Some shots from this month's roll for Eastern Standard Photo's film club. Each month we get a subject prompt and a roll of film and have to shoot it based on that concept. This month's was "motion" and the film was Ilford Delta 3200.
🎞️ #believeinfilm
🎞️ #believeinfilm
November 19, 2025 at 1:40 PM
Some shots from this month's roll for Eastern Standard Photo's film club. Each month we get a subject prompt and a roll of film and have to shoot it based on that concept. This month's was "motion" and the film was Ilford Delta 3200.
🎞️ #believeinfilm
🎞️ #believeinfilm
From the archives, probably 2021. Shot with a Calumet 4x5 on Tri-x. I love the rhythms of the trees and benches.
🎞️ #believeinfilm
🎞️ #believeinfilm
November 18, 2025 at 2:49 PM
From the archives, probably 2021. Shot with a Calumet 4x5 on Tri-x. I love the rhythms of the trees and benches.
🎞️ #believeinfilm
🎞️ #believeinfilm
Bakery Square construction in Pittsburgh, 2018.
🎞️ #believeinfilm Kodak Ultra Max
🎞️ #believeinfilm Kodak Ultra Max
November 15, 2025 at 5:31 PM
Bakery Square construction in Pittsburgh, 2018.
🎞️ #believeinfilm Kodak Ultra Max
🎞️ #believeinfilm Kodak Ultra Max
Fontella St, Pittsburgh. One of my first home development attempts with C-41 film back in 2018.
🎞️ #believeinfilm Kodak Ultra Max
🎞️ #believeinfilm Kodak Ultra Max
November 14, 2025 at 5:23 PM
Fontella St, Pittsburgh. One of my first home development attempts with C-41 film back in 2018.
🎞️ #believeinfilm Kodak Ultra Max
🎞️ #believeinfilm Kodak Ultra Max
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I love this kind of stuff.
I love this kind of stuff.
The Weird History of Archival Film Formats
YouTube video by Adam Savage’s Tested
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November 6, 2025 at 1:29 AM
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I love this kind of stuff.
I love this kind of stuff.
Part of the cookie table at a wedding I was at last week.
🎞️ #believeinfilm HP5+
🎞️ #believeinfilm HP5+
November 6, 2025 at 12:15 AM
Part of the cookie table at a wedding I was at last week.
🎞️ #believeinfilm HP5+
🎞️ #believeinfilm HP5+
Some shots of Allegheny Cemetery from a photo-walk with folks from the Eastern Standard Photo community. Shot with a Yashica D on Kentmere 400 🎞️. The last grave is actually a late friend's. I didn't know he was buried there and was a little surprised to stumble upon it.
October 27, 2025 at 12:57 PM
Some shots of Allegheny Cemetery from a photo-walk with folks from the Eastern Standard Photo community. Shot with a Yashica D on Kentmere 400 🎞️. The last grave is actually a late friend's. I didn't know he was buried there and was a little surprised to stumble upon it.
Reposted by Gene Wilson
If you’d like to celebrate #SilentMovieDay, all 13 episodes of HOLLYWOOD are on Internet Archive.
Kevin Brownlow and David Gill wrote, directed, and produced this 1980 documentary series for Thames Television/ITV, featuring a score by maestro Carl Davis.
Watch: https//archive.org... #FilmSky
Kevin Brownlow and David Gill wrote, directed, and produced this 1980 documentary series for Thames Television/ITV, featuring a score by maestro Carl Davis.
Watch: https//archive.org... #FilmSky
September 29, 2025 at 8:42 PM
If you’d like to celebrate #SilentMovieDay, all 13 episodes of HOLLYWOOD are on Internet Archive.
Kevin Brownlow and David Gill wrote, directed, and produced this 1980 documentary series for Thames Television/ITV, featuring a score by maestro Carl Davis.
Watch: https//archive.org... #FilmSky
Kevin Brownlow and David Gill wrote, directed, and produced this 1980 documentary series for Thames Television/ITV, featuring a score by maestro Carl Davis.
Watch: https//archive.org... #FilmSky
September 30, 2025 at 12:44 AM
Super sad to see this. My wife and I have been going since 2011 and have seen so many amazing films and heard talks from tons of great filmmakers and critics.
September 20, 2025 at 1:46 AM
Super sad to see this. My wife and I have been going since 2011 and have seen so many amazing films and heard talks from tons of great filmmakers and critics.
September 19, 2025 at 12:18 PM
A couple of Polaroids from my last pack of 600 B&W of some street construction outside of our darkroom building. Anyone know when they're going to start selling it again?
September 6, 2025 at 7:32 PM
A couple of Polaroids from my last pack of 600 B&W of some street construction outside of our darkroom building. Anyone know when they're going to start selling it again?
Reposted by Gene Wilson
afternoon at the train museum
🎞️: Kodak TMAX400, expired
🎞️: Kodak TMAX400, expired
September 6, 2025 at 4:40 PM
afternoon at the train museum
🎞️: Kodak TMAX400, expired
🎞️: Kodak TMAX400, expired
I'm not sure why but I love factory tour videos.
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youtu.be/kWyzvQ8Zc_s?...
Inside The Polaroid Film Factory
YouTube video by Polaroid
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August 15, 2025 at 12:26 PM
I'm not sure why but I love factory tour videos.
youtu.be/kWyzvQ8Zc_s?...
youtu.be/kWyzvQ8Zc_s?...
Community College. Yashica D, Kodak Gold. 🎞️
August 9, 2025 at 1:04 PM
Community College. Yashica D, Kodak Gold. 🎞️
My Darkroom/Photography group, Analog Liberation, is participating in a group show of film photography with Bodega Film Lab and Eastern Standard Photo at Kinder Being Cafe in Pittsburgh on 8/22. The Cafe is in the Government Center record store on the Northside.
August 7, 2025 at 2:38 PM
My Darkroom/Photography group, Analog Liberation, is participating in a group show of film photography with Bodega Film Lab and Eastern Standard Photo at Kinder Being Cafe in Pittsburgh on 8/22. The Cafe is in the Government Center record store on the Northside.
Finally starting my project to shoot all 30 Pittsburgh Fire Station pop machines. Shooting with my Yashica D and Kodak Gold. #believeinfilm 🎞️
August 7, 2025 at 2:05 AM
Finally starting my project to shoot all 30 Pittsburgh Fire Station pop machines. Shooting with my Yashica D and Kodak Gold. #believeinfilm 🎞️
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The little darkroom collective I belong to, Analog Liberation, got a nice mention in this story about the film photography scene in Pittsburgh. Silver Eye, Bodega and ESP are all terrific too.
#believeinfilm 🎞️
The little darkroom collective I belong to, Analog Liberation, got a nice mention in this story about the film photography scene in Pittsburgh. Silver Eye, Bodega and ESP are all terrific too.
#believeinfilm 🎞️
Pittsburgh's top spots to experience the film photography revival
Film allows photographers all experience levels to forgo the comforts of instant gratification in favor of patience.
nextpittsburgh.com
August 5, 2025 at 6:08 PM
nextpittsburgh.com/arts-enterta...
The little darkroom collective I belong to, Analog Liberation, got a nice mention in this story about the film photography scene in Pittsburgh. Silver Eye, Bodega and ESP are all terrific too.
#believeinfilm 🎞️
The little darkroom collective I belong to, Analog Liberation, got a nice mention in this story about the film photography scene in Pittsburgh. Silver Eye, Bodega and ESP are all terrific too.
#believeinfilm 🎞️
So happy to see Harman continuing work on this new color (or, colour) film. I struggled a bit with the first iteration, mostly in scanning but it's wonderful that someone is trying to create some competition. Love that it's available in 120; now if they could only produce it in sheet format ...
New - HARMAN Phoenix II
HARMAN Phoenix is back with a brand-new formulation! Still full of character but now with improved contrast, grain, highlight / shadow retention, & sharpness
www.harmanphoto.co.uk
#thejourneycontinues #phoenixfilm2 #harmanphoenix2 #harmanphoto
HARMAN Phoenix is back with a brand-new formulation! Still full of character but now with improved contrast, grain, highlight / shadow retention, & sharpness
www.harmanphoto.co.uk
#thejourneycontinues #phoenixfilm2 #harmanphoenix2 #harmanphoto
July 16, 2025 at 5:06 PM
So happy to see Harman continuing work on this new color (or, colour) film. I struggled a bit with the first iteration, mostly in scanning but it's wonderful that someone is trying to create some competition. Love that it's available in 120; now if they could only produce it in sheet format ...
This is going to be such a fun six months.
These Coen guys seem pretty promising!
Our Blood Simple episode with Ray Tintori and Jordan Fish is out now.
Our Blood Simple episode with Ray Tintori and Jordan Fish is out now.
July 15, 2025 at 10:06 AM
This is going to be such a fun six months.
Was thinking about emulsive.org which was a great site for film photography 🎞️ that's sadly on hiatus or dead, I'm not sure. I contributed a couple of articles for it a few years ago and had been hoping to do more. This is the first one I did:
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emulsive.org/articles/5-f...
5 Frames... On a box camera with Kodak Ektar 100 (EI 100 / 620 format / Kodak Six-20 Brownie Junior)
Once you get known as a weirdo who still shoots film, people tend to ask you if you want film cameras that they have in the attic or found at their
emulsive.org
July 14, 2025 at 12:10 PM
Was thinking about emulsive.org which was a great site for film photography 🎞️ that's sadly on hiatus or dead, I'm not sure. I contributed a couple of articles for it a few years ago and had been hoping to do more. This is the first one I did:
emulsive.org/articles/5-f...
emulsive.org/articles/5-f...
I need to retire so I can just watch Criterion movies all day.
Criterion — founded in 1984 — is courting a "new audience of cinephiles” via streaming.
And it’s working.
Criterion Channel “has grown steadily” — and created a "low-churn subscriber base” that has "eclipsed the company’s physical media business”.
www.fastcompany.com/91349048/how... #FilmSky
And it’s working.
Criterion Channel “has grown steadily” — and created a "low-churn subscriber base” that has "eclipsed the company’s physical media business”.
www.fastcompany.com/91349048/how... #FilmSky
How Criterion turned its film archives into a streaming powerhouse
The Criterion Channel refuses to employ Netflix-style algorithmic programming. That choice has courted a whole new audience of cinephiles.
www.fastcompany.com
July 13, 2025 at 2:55 AM
I need to retire so I can just watch Criterion movies all day.