Golden hour is famous for its warm tones but in black and white, warmth doesn’t matter. This post explores how the light of sunrise and sunset still shapes tone, depth, and mood in monochrome photography even without color.

The rules of photography weren’t born with the camera they were borrowed from painters. Knowing where they came from helps us understand when to use them, and when to move beyond them.

Kodak is making film again and trying to make sense of its place in a digital world. From the hum of reawakened coating machines in Rochester to new ventures in advanced materials and pharmaceuticals, the company’s comeback is both nostalgic and forward-looking. It’s less a return to glory than a testament to resilience.