Fall 2025 edition

The Analog Chronicles

EXPLORE, CONNECT, SHARE.

The first edition of The Analog Chronicles took place at the Salon de la Photographie in fall 2025: four days to meet, discover and exchange around analog photography.

Cameras Museum Paris - vintage camera collection

Enthusiasts, the curious and professionals explored an exhibition covering two centuries of photographic innovation and met a new generation of creators who keep the practice alive.

A community-driven, non-profit project led with our friend Hadrien Simeray of Pelloche Moi, The Analog Chronicles aims to open analog photography to the widest possible audience and to highlight the artisans who sustain it today.

Discover a Unique Exhibition

Cameras Museum Paris - vintage camera collection

Iconic cameras, technical documents, archives and patents trace two centuries of photography through its inventions, its uses and the people who shaped it.

This temporary exhibition was born from a partnership between the Musée Français de la Photographie and the 99 Cameras Museum.

Meet a Vibrant Analog Scene

We are creators, collectors, photographers, bloggers, inventors and enthusiasts who keep analog photography alive and continue to write its story. The Analog Chronicles stands for a vision of analog that is free, alive and resolutely contemporary.

In 2025 we brought together around twenty initiatives and creators who shape analog photography today and tell reality differently — through chance, imperfection and sincerity: a bold, playful and deeply emotional medium, far from the digital pursuit of perfection.

Download the 2025 directory

Join us for the next edition

The Analog Chronicles returns twice a year. The next edition has its own website, with the programme and the participating creators.

Plan your visit

Visit is free and open to all

  • Opening hoursMonday – Saturday : 10 – 17:30
  • AddressStudio Harcourt, 6 Rue de Lota, 75116 Paris
  • Exceptional closures
    Wednesday, 21 October 2026
    Wednesday, 28 October 2026
    Thursday, 29 October 2026
    Friday, 30 October 2026
    Saturday, 31 October 2026
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