Shooting expired film is always a gamble, but what about film in a disposable camera 4 years out of date that you found in a junk shop?

In August I solo travelled for the first time to do a photo trip. Here's how I planned it, pulled it off, and did it as cheap as possible.

The C613 was the camera I cut my photographic teeth on. This month I revisited my decade old compact digital and explored it in detail.

I travelled with my G7X MkII to shoot the beaches of Capo d'Orlando and Cefalù, the Cascate Catafurco and the streets of Palermo.

All plastic everything! But despite being a Chinese cheapy the soft focus lens and light leaky body makes for a real dreamy photo aesthetic.

The Pixi3 isn't going to win any awards... but this tiny phone packs a 2mpx digital camera, so for 79p it's a total bargain right?... Right?

Lomography's flagship is a pocket powerhouse, and a more than capable pseudo-rangefinder. But is premium perks with a premium price?

Poundland film is a thing now apparently? Is it bargain basement or is it an economical treasure? I shot a roll to find out!

Super by name. Super by nature? Ilford's single use cameras give anybody the ability to shoot B&W photos. But how good are they actually?

In September I found out I could still get APS film processed, so I shot 4 rolls of film in 3 different cameras to capture Autumn on APS.