2 July, 2026

M-Kamera (Magic, Mental, My!) – Fixing the smartphone photography

By vzzdor

The best camera is the one with you, and yet most photographers, including myself despise smartphones as photographic tools. There are some good reasons for that, but for me per...

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1 July, 2026

I Photograph Landscapes, But I’m Not a Landscape Photographer – What Paul Strand taught me about looking past genre

By Derek Zhao

The French composer Maurice Ravel, whom you likely know from his ubiquitous Bolero, lost his battle with history. Despite his protestations, he is now labeled an Impressionist, ...

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30 June, 2026

On the Windowsill – One Shot Story

By Walter Reumkens

I took this photo in 2018, in a large city 60 km from my home. I had just turned 70, everyone was talking about climate change, and I wanted to do my bit too, so I’d taken out a...

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30 June, 2026

A day at the pier with an Olympus DC 35

By Greg May

The British seaside is an odd place. Many places that once were mighty have fallen deeply into disrepair and dispair. There are however some things we can expect from any trip. ...

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29 June, 2026

Zeiss Ikon Icarex – Roll over Nikon

By Ibraar Hussain

My Instagram Voigtländer first came into being in Vienna, Archduchy of Austria in 1756 (270 years ago) before moving permanently to Brunswick in what was then the Duchy of the s...

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28 June, 2026

My Adventure in Spirit Photography

By Tom Halfhill

Landscape photography, portrait photography, street photography, macro photography, spirit photography… Spirit photography?! Yes, some folks claim their cameras can take p...

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27 June, 2026

Flags in Two Places

By Danilo Leonardi

You keep seeing the flags, and hearing people talk. Someone remarks that there are “so many flags everywhere these days”, with a faintly conspiratorial smile. Then on my social ...

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26 June, 2026

Phil Maxwell, the Olympus XA2, and the Street as Theatre

By Shafiur Rahman

I have known Phil Maxwell for about sixteen years. For a period, we both had studios in Spitalfields, in that strange zone where the East End was still recognisably itself but w...

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