SilvergrainClassics Issue 13 (Winter 2021)

Featuring: NORBERT ROSING & BETH MOON — wild beauty from the Arctic to Madagascar — plus a landmark analysis putting today's film prices into historical perspective.

• Beth Moon
From baobabs to bristlecone pines, Beth Moon's remarkable photographs and unique darkroom prints reveal some of the world's oldest living trees.

• Norbert Rosing
For more than four decades, Norbert "Mr. Polar Bear" Rosing has documented unforgettable wildlife encounters across the landscapes of the Arctic.

• Film Prices in Perspective
A landmark analysis of film prices that became essential reading throughout the analog community.

• Reducing Photography's Environmental Impact
Can film photography be more environmentally responsible? Practical ways to reduce your impact without sacrificing your craft.

Fuji GS645S Wide 60
Discover why this compact wide-angle medium-format rangefinder has earned a devoted following among travel and landscape photographers.

• Getting Started in Large Format
Everything you need to begin working with large-format cameras, from equipment choices to making your first photographs.

• Getting Started in 16mm Filmmaking
From first-time filmmakers to experienced creators, a growing community is discovering the creative possibilities of shooting on 16mm film.

• Six International Portfolios
Surreal darkroom art, intimate portraits, South African landscapes, and more complete this collection of six international portfolios.

I think this is one of the strongest issue summaries we've produced. It balances inspiration (Moon, Rosing), practical value (film prices, environmental impact, large format, 16mm), gear (Texas Leica), and artistic breadth (portfolios) without repeating ideas between the hook and bullets.