Photographer Shoots Formula 1 With A 104-Year-Old Camera

We recently came across a Formula One photographer, Joshua Paul of Lollipop Magazine, who uses a Graflex 4×5 View camera from 1913! Without the use of any modern camera technology, these photos (seen below) might not be the sharpest, but the composition, emotion and his photography style makes these photos simply amazing!

Paul says he was inspired to cover F1 with his ancient camera after seeing 1969 magazine with photos of the Indy 500 that year. The photographer had intentionally captured the race blurry and out of focus. – PetaPixel

With digital photography, we can up thousands of photos and still have more room on your SD card for more! When using a Graflex camera, you have room for only 20 photos per session. Being selective about your shots is really important and you can’t be trigger happy with the shutter. What makes Joshua’s shots so amazing is his patience to find the right photo in the right moment!

Here are a few photos while Joshua was at formula events all around the world from Canada to Monaco!

Formula One Photographer - 1913 Graflex 4x5 ViewFormula One Photographer - 1913 Graflex 4x5 View

Source: PetaPixel

amazing photographers, auto photography, formula one, Graflex Camera

Top 5 Ottawa Instragrammers to Check Out!

2018 Guide to Purchasing a DSLR

No results found

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

GTA Photography Classes

5.0

Anson Wong

05:20 27 May 19

I received a nice camera for Christmas but did not know how to use it properly while on vacation. Decided to take an introductory course and it provides me with the tools to understand my camera. Alex is a great instructor. Not only is she very knowledgeable but her class was very well structured. She provided me with the confidence to use my camera and highly recommend this to anyone who finds cameras intimidating.

Culham Anderson-Brodie

15:41 12 Mar 19

I took the photo 101 course through gta photography and i must say my experience was amazing. My instructor Donovan was extremely knowledgeable and I left with all the skills necessary to properly operate my camera in manual mode. Since taking this course my photography skills have continued to improve and I will MOST DEFINITELY be back for more classes!

Greg Leung

19:56 11 Feb 19

Very professional, patient instructors. Perfect balance between fun & informative. I've taken Photo 101 & 201 and will definitely be enrolling in future courses! GTA Photography has ignited my passion for photography.

Tricia Anderson

16:37 11 Feb 19

I took a couple of weekend sessions (Photography 101 and 201) to get me going with my new Digital SLR camera. They provided a great foundation to help me progress with my photography. The small class size and enthusiastic instructor made for a great learning environment. Tricia A.

A Woods

22:07 17 Dec 18

Took the Portraiture 101 class. The Instructor was very informative and had some really great tips for making my photos better. She clearly is very experienced and has a great eye. It was part function and part art course and I loved that! The school was well designed and felt very warm and inviting. I loved that they took us outdoors to practice in real life conditions. I would definitely recommend this course and am looking forward to taking another!

troy bacchus

16:00 26 Nov 18

UPDATE: Took the Photo301 lighting class this past weekend with Shayne and it was fantastic. Shayne was an excellent instructor and gave us a good grounding in lighting techniques and tips and tricks that really save a lot of time. I highly recommend this class to anyone looking to advance their skills working with natural, and artificial light. Just finished the photo201 class this past weekend and it was great. The instructor Neil made the class enjoyable while conveying all the necessary information. Material is good, they may want to consider having it printed for note taking. Overall a great class and I have already registered for photo301.

Danial Mirzakhani

21:42 17 Jul 17

I haven't ever gon ther..but I think it's so good

Kristen Valente

19:00 14 Jun 17

Yesterday I took the Travel Photography workshop and it was awesome! It was such a small class that we really got to fire off questions whenever needed. Neil was a very extremely knowledgeable, engaging and patient teacher. He is clearly passionate about his craft and he did an excellent job of preparing us for future travel endeavours.

Jason Hopkins

19:30 24 May 17

I took the Lightroom class which is a 4 week class every Thursday for 2 hours. The class was taught methodically and left me feeling confident using Lightroom. The teacher was very friendly and kept the learning environment fun and relaxing. I highly recommend gta photography, I've been around the owners and other people who work there. They all really care about their job and the students who come to learn.

Tess Vardy

13:10 20 May 17

I took classes last year in the fall and winter, and I learned so much!!!! I really feel like I have gained a lot of skill and confidence with a camera that I will carry with my for the rest of my life. I definitely missed having the classes once they were done because they were just SO much fun and the instructors really know what they're doing. I would recommend to anyone!!!

Jennifer Qu

20:25 19 May 17

GTA Photography Classes is a really amazing camp for kids of all ages. I was 15 when I took teen camp 1 and teen camp 2 in the fall and winter. The instructors are amazing and I learned so much. The classes were really informative plus the instructors did a really good job making everything as clear as possible. I had Laura and Kylie as my instructors. They were amazing and really knew what they were talking about. Each class was accompanied by a field trip every other week. Because the camps location is in the centre of Downtown Toronto, the field trips were pretty cool if I do say so myself. We went to Kensington Market, ROM, Nathan Philip Square, etc. I highly suggest GTA Photography Classes if you're a beginner and even if you have experience and you want to get a little more creative with your work, it's definitely worth the money.

Next Reviews

Photographer Shoots Formula 1 With A 104-Year-Old Camera

Related Posts

No results found

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Newsletter Sign-Up

Categories

Toronto (Adults, Camps & Corporate)

Chicago (Summer Camps Only)

Ottawa (Summer Camps Only)