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18 December, 2025

Vernality Redux – My Photo of the Year 2025

By Peter Roberts

18 December, 2025

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As I write this the first cold snap is heralding the start of winter making me realise that as I grow older I am becoming more and more a fair weather photographer. Having spent a lot of my life working, often outside, all hours of the day and nig...

18 December, 2025

Your photo of the year 2025 Submision Deadline – 21st December

By Hamish Gill

18 December, 2025

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I need to put a cap on this now – I think we have had ~50 submissions, which has been great, but I am in the danger of running out of space in the schedule to share them without totally flooding the site (and people’s email inboxes for...

18 December, 2025

Mama Mamiya – 5 Frames with a Mamiya 135AF

By John Andrews

18 December, 2025

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The year is 1980. A time of New Romantic synth-pop music, shoulder pads and neon colours. Big hair, make up on both sexes, and a time of big statement looks. Duran Duran, U2, Depeche Mode and the Eurythmics were some of the music sounds filling ...

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17 December, 2025

‘Buddy – The Buddy Holly Story’ – A Rare Glimpse at Some of my Professional Work

By Hamish Gill

I don’t share much of my professional work on here – sometimes I wonder why, as honestly I think most of my hobby work is pretty basic, whereas I am quite proud of s...

Close-up shot of a worn wooden panel mounted on a tiled wall, displaying four rows of vintage, cream-colored rotary fan speed controllers and two bottom rows of electrical sockets. A small red fire extinguisher is mounted directly beneath the panel.

17 December, 2025

Kopitiam Command Centre – One Shot Story

By Keith A Yeo

Shot on Kodak Gold 200 film, on a Yashica 35 GSN. Disclosure, I did straighten the photo digitally, because of the life of me it appears I can’t take a straight photograph...

David Hume

17 December, 2025

Brahmaputra – My Photo of the Year 2025

By David Hume

In October and November of this year my wife and I spent three weeks in India, the first time there for both of us. Part of that time was spent in a week-long trip on the Brahma...

17 December, 2025

5 Frames of Croome Panorama Tower

By Roger

Fairly near where I live there is an observation tower that is under the care of the National Trust, part of the Croome estate, but because it is in the middle of a field a coup...

16 December, 2025

Country Church – My photo of the year 2025

By Leon Winnert

I have always found myself being drawn to churches. Particularly small country churches. I don’t really seek them out. Mostly I just happen across them. Nevertheless, I was o...

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