A great photo sharing website. We use it a lot to showcase our members work on our group pool and we have our own profile where we upload any communal work like our recent photography exhibition. It’s free to join though you can buy a pro account for ~£20 to get rid of the restrictions on how much you can upload.

Sells a wide variety of films including some exotic ones. Not quite as cheap as 7DayShop but if their is a particular film that you are after, or you just want something different, then have a look at their catalogue.

Another London based camera shop with a very big rental service and 2nd hand camera shop.

Our own local film shop. Located near Waterloo station they sell pretty much every film and chemical you would ever want. Great place for any darkroom related material. Have a look through their online catalogue to see what they have in stock. Warning: they are not the cheapest around but if you need some film or chemicals quickly, or just like buying from a real shop not online, then Silverprint it the place to go. Also they do student discounts!

An online film developing service. Request a film bag on the website and then just post your film (medium format, 35mm, colour and slide) away in the freepost envelope and then wait around a week and you will get lovely developed negatives! Maybe not the quickest developing service around but definitely one of the cheapest and I have never had a problem with the results yet! They also do enlargements and scans.

A great resource if you can’t find the timings for that film your trying to develop in that obscure developer. It has every film and developer under the sun (and a couple more besides!) and they even have an iPhone app in case you like to check your film timings on the go!

As the name suggests they deal with small batteries! Specifically batteries for old film cameras that are hard to find or not made any more. As long as you can find the original battery model the Small Battery Company will suggest alternative batteries that will fit. Truly a life saver if you like film cameras but don’t have the nack for manual metering.

The place to buy film in the UK. They usually have the cheapest prices and the biggest selection on film anywhere and although their delivery can sometimes be quite slow, the prices can’t be beaten!  They also stock a wide array of digital accessories at rock bottom prices (memory cards and batteries).

A thriving community of photographer with a great forum. Almost every question that you can think of regarding any aspect of photography (and plenty more besides!) has probably been answered on these forums.

A great place to pick up some good tips on how to take better photographs. They have tutorials ranging from the basic to the more advanced. A great place to start if you want to improve your photography.