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21 October, 2024

From a 50 to a 35 – How I Changed My Perspective

By Nik Stanbridge

So, how exactly did you come to adopt a 35mm focal length lens as your everyday carry? Well, gradually and then very suddenly. For decades, since, well, I started out in photogr...

21 October, 2024

Konica IIIM – Caves, Fog, and Review

By David Tan

At the current stage of my photographic journey, I enjoy normal prime lenses. When I go on trips, whether it’s with my Nikon F2 or my Canon P, I often find that the 28 or...

20 October, 2024

The night Venice talked to me

By Julian Tanase

The dark, silky, smooth waters of the canals are silent now, only a few late boats are disturbing the lights that are dancing in the rhythm of the waves. Where there were armies...

20 October, 2024

5 Frames with a Canon G1 – a Little Known Classic

By John Andrews

I wonder how many of you photographers out there can remember your very first film camera? I can… A Petri TTL, purchased from Mr Cad, when he had his shop in West Croydon ...

19 October, 2024

Shooting Fast Alfa Romeo on a Race Track

By Andrea Monti

“The Citroen went into second and remained there; slowly we puffed up the long ascent. We had gone about a mile, when we became aware of a noise coming up from the valley...

A crowd of people at a gallery exhibition

19 October, 2024

Shooting Cinestill 800T at My Neighbor’s Gallery Exhibition

By Sam Forrest

Early in 2023 a new family moved into the house across the street from me. When they moved in my wife and I did the neighborly thing and went across the street to introduce ours...

The elegant Olympus XA and my muddy shoes after 16km on wet mountain trails.

18 October, 2024

Running with cameras

By Eirik Holmøyvik

The great Japanese novelist Haruki Murakami wrote a book titled What I Talk About When I Talk About Running. Let’s talk about running and photography. I am a passionate p...

18 October, 2024

Nikkor-H Auto 2.8cm f/3.5 – Wakimoto’s Triumph and Nikon’s Hidden Legacy

By Andrew Bibee

In the late 1950s, one of Nikon’s lead designers at the time, Zenji Wakimoto, was handed down an arduous task that would prove to be one of his greatest triumphs: “...

Mr. Ferris on Converting Colour and B&W Film Negs – an Evolution
A video of the above steps would be nifty.
Reed George on Konica Pearl III Medium Format Folder – Review and Street Shots from NYC
Hi, Chad. I also have a Pearl III that I bought on the ‘bay from Japan. Mine has the Seikosha…
Ibraar Hussain on Join me and the photography community on Bluesky
I use Twitter at times (being the only social media app I use - very seldom and only then really…

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