A single wooden post stands in perfectly still water, its reflection extending directly below, framed on either side by low vegetation at the bank. The most minimal and considered frame on the roll — and the best argument for leaving the house with a pocket camera.

Olympus Trip 35 Review: Still Worth Shooting in 2026?

The Olympus Trip 35 is one of the most iconic film cameras ever made — compact, battery-free, and surprisingly capable. A hands-on review with sample shots from my local countryside.

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The Opening of the Film Archives: On va Marcher sur la Lune, Kate

Explore “On va Marcher sur la Lune – Kate,” featuring my daughter’s candid photos from Nantes. These raw, delicate images offer a unique glimpse into her world, capturing the nostalgic journey of childhood photography.

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The Opening of the Film Archives: On va Marcher sur la Lune

Explore On va Marcher sur la Lune, a nostalgic journey through October 2016, where vintage cameras and cherished family moments meet. Relive a day spent with a Canon AE-1 and Olympus Trip 35, capturing timeless memories near Nantes’ iconic Grue Titan and Elephant. A sentimental adventure in photography and urban renewal.

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The Opening of the Film Archives – Noirmoutier September 2016

The post delves into the use of a vintage camera, Olympus Trip 35, showcasing its simplicity and enduring appeal. The author also discusses the rising prices of both the camera and film, while sharing their nostalgic travels to Noirmoutier. The island’s allure lies in its natural beauty and local delicacies, despite challenges with overtourism.

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The Opening of the Film Archives, Lisbon, August 2016

The Film Archives presents a captivating street photography session in Lisbon, shot with an Olympus Trip 35 and Ilford HP5 Plus film. The vintage camera and film combo perfectly captured the city’s essence. Distinctive tiles, vintage architecture, and vibrant trolley buses were skillfully immortalized. The timeless charm of Lisbon was beautifully preserved through the lens of the Olympus Trip 35.

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The Opening of the Film Archives – Stonehenge August 2016

Stonehenge, a historical site in Wiltshire, holds different meanings for people. For some, it’s a spiritual center; for others, a family day out. After a cruise, the author revisited Stonehenge with family, marveling at the ancient construction and capturing moments with a camera. His wife was moved to tears by the experience, pondering the site’s mystical energy.

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The Opening of the Film Archives—the Hangar à Bananes August 2016

This is the second part of a special day with the author’s daughter. They visited Jardin des Plantes, then went to Altercafé at the Hangar à Bananes. The daughter’s strong-willed nature is highlighted, and the author reflects on her as a model. The day concludes with the recognition that even a top model needs rest.

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The Opening of the Film Archives—Jardin des Plantes August 2016

The writer reminisces about a time when his daughter was younger and more eager to spend time with him. He describes a visit to the Jardin des Plantes in Nantes, recalling how his daughter subtly led the photography outing. The images captured hold nostalgic value, representing a specific moment in time from 2016.

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