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This is a review of the Kodak Snapic A1 – another new point and shoot 35mm compact film camera! I first came across this little camera online through various photography n...
The biggest difference for me when shooting with an SLR and a point-and-shoot is getting to choose all the settings for each shot. Making sure the exposure is correct. Is the su...
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...
22 May, 2026
Nikon FE – Out of the Drawer and Into the Light – A Journey of Recovery and Rejuvanation (Part Four)
This article doesn’t quite fit my ‘Out of the Drawer’ series, but then again it sort of does. Perhaps it should be called, ‘Reverse lens macro photography with a Nikkor 50...
22 May, 2026
Nikon F2 – A few from the first roll
I recently added a Nikon F2 to the stable and loaded it up with Kodak Portra 400. The following shots were taken over several days in several locations with two lenses: the pre-...
21 May, 2026
A Juggler In Bruxelles – One Shot Story
Bruxelles, late afternoon of a spring day. The Gare du Midi is just a few hundred metres away. The traffic flows dully, green is a go, red is a stop. Cars halt at pedestrian cro...
