SilvergrainClassics Issue 24 (Autumn 2024)

Featuring: ANDREAS FEININGER & BRIAN GRIFFIN — seven portfolios from around the world make this our most image-rich issue yet — plus THE PENTAX 17, Ricoh's long-awaited half-frame camera.

• Photography Without Borders
From Argentina and Japan to Berlin, Rome, and New York, this issue explores the people, places, and ideas connecting the world of film photography.

• Annemarie Heinrich & Andreas Feininger
Two photographers from Germany shaped photography in Argentina and the United States. Their work continues to inspire today.

• 48 Pages of Portfolios
Seven portfolios make this one of the most image-rich issues of SilvergrainClassics.

• Music Through the Lens
Brian Griffin, Thomas Wunsch, and David Goggin reveal three very different photographic perspectives on the world of music.

• The Pentax 17 Arrives
We put Ricoh's long-awaited half-frame camera to the test and examine the thinking behind its design.

• Phoenix in Medium Format
Harman's experimental color film arrives in medium format. We see what the larger negative brings to Phoenix.

• From Negative to Print
Bruce Barnbaum shares practical insights on visualization, cropping, and the creative decisions that shape a finished print.

• Perfect Color Starts Here
Why a calibrated monitor has become an essential part of today's analog workflow.

• Forgotten Super-8 Innovation
The Agfa Family Super-8 system was beautifully designed but decades ahead of its time.