5 October, 2020
Seascapes and Stories You Can’t See
I’ve quite recently realised that one of my favourite photography subjects is the sea. We go to the coast as a family once a year, and I always take a camera to the beach with m...
30 September, 2020
A 4×5 Portrait with a Toyo 45A, Schneider 210mm f/5.6 & Fuji Acros – By Louis A. Sousa
This is a story of, yes, a spur of the moment 4x5 portrait session from my habitual morning visit to Angelina's Cafe. I have a daily delicious scone baked with care by Chelsea. ...
28 September, 2020
My Camera Goes Where I’d Rather Not – By Gerard Exupery
My mother used to say that when she was young she wished she had learned to smoke cigarettes. Because she always liked the smell of tobacco and it looked sophisticated. But she...
The summer of 2020 has been very special in the South of Sweden were I live. The corona virus has affected us in profound way.
The Swedish corona tactics differs from a lot of ...
22 September, 2020
Through the (Looking) Glass – Photographing Portraits in the time of COVID-19 – By Carole Evans
Through the (Looking) Glass is a series of portraits of my neighbours, taken through their windows during Lockdown 2020. It is shot using slide film, on a Hasselblad camera, and...
21 September, 2020
Nine Homemade Cameras: Pinhole Adventures Part 1 – by Sroyon
Aren't humans amazing. We develop sophisticated technology – high-resolution sensors, superfast lenses – to record images. But we also make, and express ourselves with, the simp...
6 September, 2020
A Spectacularly Failed Mui Wo Photo Trip – By Benoît Felten
Over 20 years ago, just after I met my wife to be, we took a weekend trip to Bruges (in Belgium) which that was so marred with unexpected (though minor) catastrophes that I turn...
3 September, 2020
Analog Iran – A Project Shooting B&W Film Documenting Iran – By Ali MC
In August and September 2019 I spent four weeks traveling around Iran, a fascinating and truly diverse country. Iran at that time was under immense political and social pressure...
