Jon Murgatroyd Photography

01/04/2026

21/12/2025

Some winter images from the snow storm we had a couple weeks ago. These were taken on medium format film with a massive camera that was.. interesting.. to hike with, especially with a tripod. It's impressive how much detail you can get out of these older larger format film cameras (this one was released in 1990).

In the first image, I was lucky to have a couple walking towards me which is always nice for scale. They stopped and chatted and told me they had taken people on photography trips into Africa and some brave soul had brought a giant camera like mine with them.

I'm still continuing on the film journey and I think Ill start developing at home in the new year. I hope everyone's having a Merry Christmas back home where this weather is much more common. It was a nice but thankfully brief reminder 😅

Camera - Mamiya RB67 Pro SD
Film - Kodak gold 200 - 120

01/12/2025

Took a break while things have been sorting themselves out but, I've been getting back into my photos and figured it was time for a post over here. Shooting images of people wasn't ever my main interest but I'm warming up to the idea lately.

17/07/2025

A couple 35mm images at a unique place in the woods near home. I was up on a ridge next to a deep valley where these tall trees were standing perfectly straight, dividing the scene in interesting ways

Film - Fujifilm 200 shot at 100 iso

31/05/2025

Reaching for imperfect memory and how it felt.

27/05/2025

Variety of film types, and formats. mostly 35mm but some black and white 120 as well. I'm excited to shoot more medium and want to eventually try 4x5 large for landscapes.

25/05/2025

Some misty images of Murrays monument in the Galloway Forest Park.