Festival · 8–11 October 2026

The Analog Chronicles

The Analog Chronicles stand at the Salon de la photo, La Villette, October 2026

The Analog Chronicles is a festival held twice a year for neo-analog photography: a new generation of photographers who move freely between film and digital. No nostalgia here, just the freedom to experiment, using cameras and processes that are sometimes a hundred years old to capture the world of today.

The Fall Edition 2026 took place from 8 to 11 October at the Salon de la photo et de la vidéo, under the glass roof of the Grande Halle de La Villette in Paris.

The festival has held three editions since 2025. The photos on this page are from the Fall Edition 2026.

The Analog Chronicles, Fall Edition 2026 poster
Official poster · photo © Tanguy Delavet

Four days of exhibitions, talks and workshops: cyanotype, photowalks, live film developing and stereoscopy. Twenty artists and collectives of the neo-analog scene showed their work, ten invited and ten discovered through the festival’s open call:

Argenteurs @argenteurs
Benjamin Godart @benjamin_godart
Camille Rodrigues Henriques & Xavier Houssin-Villemin @camillerodrigueshenriques @juste.un.concept
Clémence Rougetet @clemcphoto
Cyril Manzini @cyrilmanzini
Diva Mémé @diva_meme_photography
Emilion Studio @emilionstudio
Emma Corbineau @emma.corbineau
Enzo Chabineau @pics.enzochab
Felix Teplef @felix35_lafoto
Ivan B. Palli @ivanbpalli
Loïc Rouquette @loic.rqtt
Marius Borenstein @mariusborens
Mathieu Stern @mathieustern
Sandrine Mulas @sandmulas
Shirley Thomas @shirley_thms
Tanguy Delavet @tanguydlvt
Tavan Esmaili @tavan_es
Théo Schornstein @theo.schornstein
Thomas Lorenzini @tomlorenstudio

Thank you to the artists, speakers, partners and everyone who came by. Discover the festival and its next edition on theanalogchronicles.com. See also our 2024 exhibition: 5 photographers meet 5 iconic cameras.

Joy, Hadrien and Federico, founding team of The Analog Chronicles, at La Villette
The founding team: Joy, Hadrien and Federico

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  • AddressStudio Harcourt, 6 Rue de Lota, 75116 Paris
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    Monday, 16 November 2026
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