In 1977 I abandoned the 110 format and bought the Pentax ME camera with its 50mm lens, it had insufficient angle for the panoramas I wanted to photograph, so I bought the Pentax...
2 July, 2020
Some photos and thoughts on Graffiti – By Rock
I was recently looking back through some of my photographs from the last few years and noticed that every now and then an image of graffiti would pop up in a roll. It seems that...
Photography has been an interest of mine since I can remember, one that seems to only grow over time. Back when I was using digital point’n’shoots (I couldn’t then imagine carry...
27 June, 2020
The Stay Home Project – By John Scott
Covid-19 has changed the world. We have people battling for their livelihoods everyday. I am incredibly thankful that I have a job and I am able to continue to be creative.
Liv...
17 June, 2020
5 Frames Locked-down and loaded – By Dave Whenham
It was mid-morning on Wednesday 18th March that I received the not-unexpected call from my consultant – please stay home for your own safety. It was an instruction dressed up as...
The Craft Project? Whats that all about then!? Well, it has been over a year since I wrote my longer piece about the importance of a long term photography project. My last proje...
3 May, 2020
Who Lost Their Shoe? – by Chris Colten
There’s a phenomena that I observed over a decade ago, but only recently started documenting. And by recently, I mean a few years ago. It’s been a process.
It all started when ...
So a few weeks ago, I shared an article on my process doing textured double-exposure portraits with my XPAN film camera. This is a series that I call Human Nature. Thank to all ...