Weekly Round Up: Week 14

Every week the Negative Supply team will share their favorite photography related content. Whether it’s a YouTube video we really like, a photo book we just picked up or a documentary we just watched. This is in an effort to highlight folks in the community, and inspire each other and you. Check out the links below!

Rhombie’s Recommendation - Cherry Hill: A Childhood Reimagined by Jona Frank

“I recently finished reading Cherry Hill: A Childhood Reimagined by Jona Frank and I highly recommend it. Cherry Hill is a photographic memoir dedicated to ‘Every girl, in every town who ever thought, what else?’

Throughout the book Frank’s words and photographs visually recreate her childhood in Cherry Hill, New Jersey. In chronological order we follow Frank from Elementary school to the realization that she craves something more than her hometown can offer her. As you read it, you might fondly recall the moment a camera first landed in your hands and how your world began to grow.”

Alan’s Recommendation The science of TinType Photography || Adam Savage’s Tested

“I’ve been interested in making tintype photographs ever since I started dabbling in alternative processes. This video that came out in 2012 just makes me want to dive into the collodion process even more!”  

Chris’s Recommendation- Herbie Pabst "Random Shots from New Jersey" Volume One.

Herbie is new to Youtube and has great video on his favorite cameras. In this video he introduces he very first zine that is made up of photos he made during 2020 on black and white film. I love Herbie Channel and look forward to every video. You should absolutely subscribe!