Snap Shots March 2026

Posted: February 28, 2026 | By: PHSNE Editor

Old standard Rolleiflex

The March 2026 snap shots includes:

  • A teaser for the March 2026 virtual meetup, featuring a presentation on The Amateur Photographic Exchange Club
  • A profile on Boston’s Bicentennial photographer, Lou Jones
  • An article on the Old Standard Rolleiflex that will make an appearance at Photographica 93
Click here to download March 2026 snap shots

What the heck…

Are Those Even Cameras?!

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