21 June, 2023
Fitzrovia’s Last Remaining Bespoke Tailor
Fitzrovia, a small neighbourhood nestled in the heart of London, has been my home for a number of years. As someone hailing from a small town, I have found that living in Fitzro...
Most plans are pretty good until they aren’t. I know I had it all planned out in my head as I waited for the birth of my son - the cameras, the lenses, and even the settings. B...
26 October, 2022
Low Light Photography on the Morning of “Vaikasi Visakam”, with Ilford Pan F 50 – by Simon King
This year in mid-May Vaikasi Visakam (the birthday of Hindu Deity Murugan) saw a morning of communal ceremony before an auspicious foundation stone laying in the construction si...
The writing and photographs here were written and photographed shortly after my arrival in Lviv, just before midnight which is during the imposed citywide curfew. Shared here is...
21 December, 2021
‘Inherit the Land’ by Jack Lueders-Booth – Review by Joshua Wright
Inherit the Land is the kind of documentary photography I aspire to create.
In this 96 page book, Jack Lueders-Booth explores the living conditions, the people, and the culture...
30 October, 2021
The Field of Flags – by Simon King
The Field of Flags was a temporary monument, an installation along the National Mall during the 59th Presidential Inauguration in January 2021. Although it was heavily off limit...
30 September, 2021
Spring Blossom in the Churchyard – a Mini-Project in Black & White – By Philip Ahlquist
In a small and unassuming corner of north London, you can find the ancient village of Hornsey. The history of Hornsey can be traced back to the 1200s, originally as a village su...
25 September, 2021
Reportage at the Rodeo – By Cody Allen
First, a little background: I have lived in small-town Wisconsin for the last four years. Coming from California it was a bit of a shock; not because it was so different in the ...