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21 September, 2026
Just a Simple Picture: A One Shot Story
On a recent evening walk along the East River waterfront, I spotted a colorful group of sea kayakers beating their way back upstream from an outing in New York Harbor. I had a N...
21 September, 2026
Leica Sofort 2 Review
When I think of Leica I think of the iconic M. A camera that feels inevitable, carved from a solid block of metal by the finest craftspeople in Wetzlar, Germany. I think this is...
20 September, 2026
ORWO TF-12D – Controlling Contrast
I love technical films. Films that aren’t meant for cameras, or if they were, weren’t meant for normal photography. High contrast copy films, sound recording films, Microfilms, ...
19 September, 2026
Photographing the Hiroshima Ceremony and Lantern Floating at Milton Keynes
Each year, on 6th August, people gather at the Peace Pagoda beside Willen Lake in Milton Keynes to remember the victims of the atomic bombing of Hiroshima and to reflect on the ...
18 September, 2026
Zeiss 342 Bébé – Resurrecting a 1930 Ikon
I don’t ‘collect’ old cameras, it is the process of using an old machine for the purpose it was made that I enjoy. My family may disagree with the first part of this statement. ...
17 September, 2026
5 frames from a sunny summer’s day without lens hood
Frankly, I’m not very impressed by the urban planning in my home town, Ystad, southern Sweden. The town’s proximity to the sea and the Danish island Bornholm attracts many...
17 September, 2026
Practicing the Forgotten Art of Patience Through Film Photography
“All human wisdom is summed up in two words; wait and hope.” — Alexandre Dumas I carry a camera with me everywhere I go. What I lack in talent, I tell myself, I make up for in p...
16 September, 2026
Giving Away the Eclipse – The human power of instant photography beneath a black-eyed sun
Above: A portrait beneath the black-eyed sun of the 2026 eclipse, made on Instax Wide film with a modified Polaroid 180 Land Camera. The original was given to the sitter; this i...
