EXPLORE, CONNECT, SHARE.
The first edition of The Analog Chronicles was held at the Salon de la Photographie in fall 2025, offering a unique opportunity to meet, discover, and exchange around analog photography.
Over four days, enthusiasts, the curious, and professionals were able to explore a unique exhibition dedicated to two centuries of photographic innovation and meet a new generation of creators who are keeping this practice alive and evolving today.
A community-driven, non-profit project, lead with our friend Hadrien Simeray from Pelloche Moi, The Analog Chronicles aims to introduce the world of analog photography to the widest possible audience, while highlighting the contemporary artisans who shape and sustain it.
Discover a Unique Exhibition
Iconic cameras, technical documents, archives, and patents trace two centuries of photography through its inventions, uses, and the stories of those who shaped it.
Born from a partnership between the Musée Français de la Photographie and the 99 Cameras Museum, this one-of-a-kind temporary exhibition highlighted some of the greatest innovations in the history of photography through a curated selection of rare documents and emblematic cameras.
Meet a Vibrant Analog Scene
We are creators, collectors, photographers, bloggers, inventors, and enthusiasts. We keep analog photography alive in the present, and continue to write its story.
The Analog Chronicles advocates for a new vision of analog photography: free, alive, and resolutely contemporary.
In 2025, we had the pleasure of bringing together around twenty initiatives and creators who are shaping analog photography today, telling reality differently — through chance, imperfection, and sincerity. In contrast to the digitally driven pursuit of perfection, analog photography stands here as a bold, playful, and deeply emotional medium.
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