According to camera-wiki.org, the Voigtlander Vitoret was in production between 1960 and 1971. At the time this 35mm camera was a low-cost camera for the mass market. It has a n...
22 January, 2022
Canon EF – Shooting in a Castle – By Jordi Fradera
On this occasion it was my friend Josep who lent me his camera that had already been abandoned in a closet for more than twenty years. The first surprise in my hands was to disc...
12 December, 2021
Montserrat Underground – Two visits 25 years apart – By Jordi Fradera
"Mountain sawn by angels", so says the hymn of the Montserrat monastery. This mountain is a symbol of Catalonia and on its steep north slope is located the monastery (720 m.) th...
Once again my friend Enrique has lent me a camera whose previous job was to serve as a decorative object and collect dust. When I saw the Nikon EM the first thing I did was chec...
13 March, 2021
Markets in Yemen with a Pentax MZ-5 – By Jordi Fradera
Yemen, an impressive country, with a rich folklore and good people but always immersed in problems. In the spring of 1999 I took a tourist trip that I will never forget accompan...
30 December, 2020
‘Arctic Norway’ – A Photozine – By Alex Relton Brown
This year I made a trip to visit a friend for the first time since he'd moved from the UK to Norway. I took my Hasselblad 501CM, Canon Sureshot A1 and a sack of Kodak colour neg...
After COVID-19 hit Canada, forced my university online and sent me back home in March, like everyone else I found myself having lots of time at home but not much to do. Early on...
11 September, 2020
9 frames / Or should it be 12? – #FullRollFriday – By Holly Gilman
No, it should have been 24 shots on Kodak Gold 200.
In my last #FullRollFriday post I mentioned that I went through a phase of acquiring various cameras to try. I wanted to sha...