The Film Pharmacist : Fuji Pro 160H

Catalog Number : 022 Reviewed By : Me! Akshay Bhoan Film Name : Fuji Pro 160H Format : 120 / 135 / Instant :  120 Speed (ISO) : 160 Color / Slide / BW : Color… Read More →

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Constellation Cafe Books : Encoded Paradox

After a strong recommendation, I got my hands on Encoded Paradox by JJ Valaya. First notes, the book is big! For some reason I feel Indian photographers are attracted towards the big. Specially… Read More →

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When We Made Stuff

Not many of you would know but India did try its hand at making cameras and films. We don’t see much of them because the quality was never there so the equipment couldn’t… Read More →

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The Lab For You : Idea Creative in Bombay

There are only a handful labs in India left now still developing professional level films. And one of the labs which I’ve been using for more than two years now is Idea Creative… Read More →

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Black & White Film Dev Workshop News!

Now, you know that Constellation Cafe always has supported the idea of experimenting with film. I being primarily a film photographer myself am always looking for ways to get hands on experience with… Read More →

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India Art Fair : 2013

Yesterday was the last day for India Art Fair in NSIC grounds, Okhla, New Delhi. The biggest art festival in India and its something you can’t afford to miss. And luckily I was… Read More →

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Jaipur Literature Festival : Books & Photographs

Its that time of the year again when I drove down to Jaipur to attend the Literature Festival. And because the road had been one major pain for me, I thought I should… Read More →

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Always Analog : Workshop Suggestions

So I’d be having a two day workshop soon, focusing on film photography & storytelling. Its going to be in Bombay & New Delhi. If you guys have any requests of a specific… Read More →

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So I found some old pictures!

In my last trip to my mother’s ancestral home, I found about 300 old family pictures. I don’t think I’ve been so excited in a long time, it makes me feel just so… Read More →

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The Last Giant

Kodachrome was a film introduced to the market in 1935. Its was a slide film, known for its perfectly natural poetic tonality and rich colors. Unfortunately, because everyone got drooling over digital, Kodak… Read More →

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