Obscura Craft Magazine

12/10/2026

Bromoil

11/10/2026

11/10/2026

Photography is more than an image. It’s history, experimentation, craft, and a little bit of magic.
At Obscura Craft Magazine, we celebrate the beautiful, curious world of historic and alternative photographic processes — and the people who keep them alive.
Whether you practise Bromoil, Cyanotype, Gum Bichromate, Platinum/Palladium, or another historic process, there’s a place for you here.
Come and join the Obscura Craft family. A community of artists, makers, experimenters, and people who believe these extraordinary processes deserve a future.
Every subscriber makes a difference. You help preserve these photographic traditions, support the artists who practise them, and keep the printed word alive in a world that increasingly forgets its value.
This is more than a magazine. It’s a community, a shared passion, and a living piece of photographic history.
Join us. Keep the craft alive. Keep it in print. ❤️

11/10/2026

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Photography is more than an image. It’s history, experimentation, craft, and a little bit of magic.

At **Obscura Craft Magazine**, we celebrate the beautiful, curious world of historic and alternative photographic processes — and the people who keep them alive.

Whether you practise Bromoil, Cyanotype, Gum Bichromate, Platinum/Palladium, or another historic process, there’s a place for you here.

**Come and join the Obscura Craft family.** A community of artists, makers, experimenters, and people who believe these extraordinary processes deserve a future.

Every subscriber makes a difference. You help preserve these photographic traditions, support the artists who practise them, and keep the printed word alive in a world that increasingly forgets its value.

This is more than a magazine. It’s a community, a shared passion, and a living piece of photographic history.

**Join us. Keep the craft alive. Keep it in print.** ❤️

10/10/2026

Bromoil is a rare historic photographic process combining photography and hand-applied oil pigments to create unique, painterly prints. Practised by only a handful of artists worldwide, it demands patience, precision, and considerable discipline to master, making every print a distinctive work of art.