28 May, 2026
‘Bivouac’ is French for ‘Mistake’ – One Shot Story
While by its dictionary definition ‘bivouac’ means any makeshift camp, among mountaineers the word is usually invoked for an unplanned night out. Hence the qu...
28 May, 2026
5 Frames in an Altered Landscape
I normally shoot black and white film with a prime lens, usually a normal focal length like 50mm or, whenever possible, 40mm. Sometimes, though, I carry a modest 35–70mm zoom th...
27 May, 2026
I Don’t Get It – One Shot Story
This is the ad for an upcoming live concert of Zucchero ‘Sugar’ Fornaciari, a well-known Italian pop musician famous for his loosely blues-inspired music. Having bee...
27 May, 2026
Real Adventures are Still Out There! (Part 1)
One true joy of travel is the chance it offers to stumble onto real mysteries of nature. It doesn’t happen often, but Kate and I have experienced it three times. The most recent...
26 May, 2026
Chainsaw Cherry – A One Shot Story
I simply don’t spend enough time roaming around the city (anymore). This city, Toronto, still feels ‘new’ to me. Partially because I am quite oblivious too muc...
This article documents a close-up photographic study of miniature ceramic vases using a Fujifilm GFX 100 II medium format camera (sensor size 33×44 mm, 102 megapixels) and ...
23 May, 2026
How A Bridge Saved My Life – a one-shot story
Just to let you know what you’re looking at, this is Sutton Road bridge, one of many that take roads across the River Hull, which bisects the city of Kingston-upon-Hull, i...
23 May, 2026
5 Frames with a Yashica Mimy
My collection of cameras keeps growing! Every time I see a bargain on an auction site, particularly of a camera that I think looks attractive, I am tempted to put in a cheeky of...
