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Echo Lens Photography

Echo Lens Photography

My name is Echo Lens Photography, at least that is my photographic pen name. My photographic interest began seven years ago when I bought a Sony A6000 for my birthday. Seven years later, I am fully analog with Nikon as my 35mm system of choice and photograph across all formats from 35mm to Super 8. I currently reside in Fort Worth, TX where I am a proud member of Fort Worth Photo Club alongside many talented photographers and wonderful people. I’m very excited to share my thoughts, knowledge, and experience with everyone!

The Minolta XE7 from a Nikon Loyalist’s Perspective

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Dylan compares the Minolta XE7 with a similarly designed Nikon from the same era.

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A Year of Large Format Photography – Chapter 1: Rediscovering My Photographic Purpose

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A photographer explores the gear of large format photography, and how it influences their process and philosophy.

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A Vest Pocket Kodak Camera Retrospective

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The Vest Pocket Kodak camera is over 100 years old. Here’s everything about it, and why it’s one of the most important cameras ever made.

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Photographing New Mexico with the Nikon Nikkor 15mm f/5.6

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Nikon’s ultra-wide rectilinear 15mm f/5.6 is a rare, wonderful, and (obviously) very wide lens that every Nikon fan should experience.

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Shooting Polacon with a Toyo Super Graphic and Instax Wide

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Shooting Polacon, a massive annual gathering of instant film fiends, on Fuji Instax film with a large format camera.

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Back to Basics with a Nikon F, 50mm f/2, and a roll of Tri-X

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Sometimes things feel complicated, our brains and shelves get cluttered. At these times, getting back to basics can add some clarity.

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Why I Love Cheap Manual Focus Telephoto Lenses

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Dylan makes the case for cheap manual focus telephoto lenses, and offers some tips on how to buy, shoot, and enjoy them.

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