An archive of photographs made on one manual camera, one frame at a time.
Every image here was shot on a fully mechanical 35mm body with a 50mm lens, developed and scanned from the negative. Each frame is catalogued by roll and number.
Prints
Any frame in the index can be printed. Each size is a numbered edition of 25.
Archival pigment on matte cotton rag. Ships flat.
Signed and numbered on the back. Ships flat.
Signed, numbered, with a contact strip of the roll. Ships in a tube.
To order, open a frame and choose “Order a print”, or send the roll and frame number through the form below. Full borders, including the film edge, are available on request.
Licensing
Frames are available for editorial and commercial use. Rates depend on where the image runs and for how long.
About
K1000 Index is the photography archive of Jason Guillard, a visual artist working across painting, illustration, type and photography.
The camera has no autofocus, no auto exposure and a light meter that runs on one small battery. That limit is the method: 36 frames, each one chosen.
- Body
- 35mm SLR, mechanical shutter
- Lens
- 50mm f/2
- Shutter
- 1 s – 1/1000 s, bulb
- Film
- Portra 400, Gold 200, HP5 Plus, Tri-X 400