Voice Notes From The Lab Jack’s Lab

Ep.5: We're not worthy! Dealing with Imposter Syndrome and how to get over yourself!
We are 5 episodes in and we're discussing how we deal with Imposter Syndrome. All three of us share our different experiences with it, how we deal with it and the most important things to remember.
Am I a real photographer? Can I even call myself a photographer? Is Imposter Syndrome linked with your self worth or how whether you make money from your craft? We discuss it all in this episode.
As always, we're keen to hear your thoughts, and if you've got any questions for us that we can answer on a future episode, send them in to us at voicenotespodcast@jackslab.co.
This episode was hosted by Jack Ford, Rosie Warwick and Jack Tolhurst.
Don't forget to head over to www.jackslab.co for all your film processing needs.

Ep.4: The One Where We Talk About Our Cameras and G.A.S Issues
In our FOURTH episode, we get stuck in to a juicy one, discussing all things cameras, our G.A.S (Gear Acquisition Syndrome) issues and why we can't help but pickup and collect new cameras.
Do the best cameras make the best photographers? Is it important to try different cameras to find the one(s) you love? And will Jack (JT) ever tell us about his 4x5 camera?!
As always, we're keen to hear your thoughts, and if you've got any questions for us that we can answer on a future episode, send them in to us at voicenotespodcast@jackslab.co.
This episode was hosted by Jack Ford, Rosie Warwick and Jack Tolhurst.
Don't forget to head over to www.jackslab.co for all your film processing needs.

Ep.3: Our hopes and goals for 2024, pushing it reel good and my snoring dog
In episode three, we chat about our own individual goals and things we'd like to achieve or just try our hand at this year. We discuss shooting during the spring/summer months and how our approach changes according to season and the time of year.
We do our first draw for our collective lab challenge PUSH IT REEL GOOD, where our goal is to dispel some myths around pushing and pulling film and to create a bit of a catalogue of pushed film.
As always, we're keen to hear your thoughts. What are YOUR goals or challenges for 2024? Drop us an email and let us know, or if you've got any questions for us that we can answer on a future episode, send them in to us at voicenotespodcast@jackslab.co.
This episode was hosted by Jack Ford, Rosie Warwick and Jack Tolhurst.
Don't forget to head over to www.jackslab.co for all your film processing needs.
In this episode, we also chatted about the Wet Plate Collodion workshop we attended at Negative Thinking, a Bristol-based alternative darkroom and photography studio, offering workshops in traditional black and white hand printing, as well as many more alternative printing processes. Tim is truly one of a kind and we're honoured to call both Tim and Emily good friends of ours. You can check out everything them, right here, or give them a follow over on their Instagram.

Ep.2: Film vs. Digital - Our thoughts on one of the biggest questions in photography
In this episode we dive deep into one of the biggest questions in photography, "film vs. digital". We ask ourselves why we shoot on both formats, the practical and creative applications of both and our recommendations to photographers old and new.
We also cover some recent news from the industry, focused largely on some information surrounding new cameras to be produced by some of analogue photography's most popular and historic names.
As always, we're keen to hear your thoughts, and if you've got any questions for us that we can answer on a future episode, send them in to us at voicenotespodcast@jackslab.co.
This episode was hosted by Jack Ford, Rosie Warwick and Jack Tolhurst.
Don't forget to head over to www.jackslab.co for all your film processing needs.

Welcome to Voice Notes From The Lab, a brand new photography podcast from the same people who develop your film at Jack's Lab in Bristol, UK.
On this first episode we introduce the podcast to the global audience (ha!) and introduce ourselves to you, the listener. We chat a bit about what sort of things you can expect to hear from us in upcoming episodes, how we all got started in photography and how the romance bug of making photos on film caught us all from a fairly early age.
Contact us at voicenotespodcast@jackslab.co