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Everybody and their cousin’s friend has published/YouTube-ed a “best of” movie/DVD/Blu-ray/4K list. What follows is not my list of the best 100 movies made or available on physical media. Instead it’s a list of my favorite one hundred movies

In my YouTube channel’s video, Photo Lab Comparisons, Part 1, I compared my experiences with two different photo labs and how they processed a roll of Fuji’s 35mm Neopan 400 Professional film. The video looked at the first part of the above statement—speed aka turnaround time—and declare it a tie because it depended on what kind of film you were having processed, black and white or color negative.

Out here in the real world, everybody makes mistakes and sometimes when making portraits, I loose track of my camera settings, don’t keep up with changing lighting conditions or simply forget to chimp if I’m shooting with a digital camera.

Black and white is a wonderful media for creating portraits because it produces such a classic look and portrait photographers around the country have told me that more and more portraits  are being sold as black & white prints.

“In the future, everyone will be world-famous for 15 minutes.”—Andy Warhol. Problem is he never said that.

Today's Post/Video by Joe Farace Today's video is the first in a three-part series comparing how two photo labs—one local and one out-of-state—processed tolls of Fuji’s 35mm Neopan 400 Professional film. In this series, the labs will be evaluated using three criteria:...