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15 December, 2025

Frozen Light – My photo of the year 2025

By AndreArma

15 December, 2025

/ Landscape Photography, photo of the year 2025, /

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Lomo Daylight developing tank – A review

By Bob Janes

Lomo have released a new daylight tank that avoids the need for a changing bag. They were kind enough to lend me a copy for this review. Because the tank relies on having the fi...

20 April, 2025

Downtown with a Leica M3

By Curtis Heikkinen

I hike, kayak and snowshoe as much as I can. I really enjoy getting out in the backcountry by myself. Sometimes, though, I find great satisfaction in the urban landscape, wand...

19 April, 2025

One Shot (Plus One) Story – All That Lasts

By Andrea Monti

These three bags of rubble are all that remains of a ‘renovated’ building. By chance, though, I took a photo of the building as it was being demolished. The differen...

19 April, 2025

A Grand Day out Discovering a Canon EOS 5, Pal M4 and a Carl Zeiss Jena Panacolar

By Steviemac

In June 2024, I had a grand day out. My day started with my having one camera in my possession, and concluded with my having four cameras. Here’s the tale of how this happ...

18 April, 2025

Sony Alpha 850 – My Unexpected Journey Rediscovering the Joy of DSLRs

By vincent_vfr

What initially drew me to the Sony A-mount system? It was, without a doubt, my youthful obsession with bokeh. Roughly a decade ago, this fascination led me to abandon my DSLR se...

17 April, 2025

One Shot Story – Soulless Places

By Andrea Monti

Official brand stores are a powerful way to assert a company’s presence. They are a bold statement of strength and confidence. They send a message to the customers and to ...

17 April, 2025

5 Frames with Ilford FP4 Type 517 Cine Film

By Nik Stanbridge

When it comes to film, I like predictable results. I need to trust a film stock to deliver. I also need it to look good in Rodinal. I don’t often try new films and when I do it’...

16 April, 2025

5 frames with a Yashica T5 and a roll of Fuji Neopan 400

By Hamish Gill

Once in a blue moon I like to get the old Yashica T5 out. Those who have followed the website for a while will know, this was the camera that started 35mmc. I got it for a barga...

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