After writing about the adventures of Henri Cartier-Bresson (Hyères) and Robert Capa (Omaha Beach) before, this Fujifim X-Half exploit is encompassed by both of them. Fujifilm k...
Photography can be a time machine. 38 years ago I travelled the first time to New York, classic style with a Pan Am jumbo. With me came two F3s, a 24/2.8 and a 105/2.5, plus 10 ...
Berlin, Saturday, February 26. Day three of the russian invasion of Ukraine. The russian embassy, located on the posh boulevard Unter den Linden, is a stalinistic monument of ba...
England is full of amazingly nice people. After Germany was removed from the Amber List, and quarantine in a British hotel no longer needed, Nadja and me jumped into the camper ...
The Museum of Modern Art celebrated Henri Cartier-Bressons early work with an exhibition in 1987. The poster for the show, sponsored by a Champagne brand and printed on lush car...
I guess most of you may have heard about Silbersalz, the Kodak Vision3 motion picture film repurposed for 35mm photography. The continuing love of Hollywood kept the analog Koda...
The fifth Fujifilm camera in the X100 series got a facelift, and a new lens. Hamish posted an excellent analysis about all the menu functions and buttons you can assign them to ...
Since last year I had this box with 50 sheets of Ilfospeed Multigrade paper in 40x50cm, (16x20 inch), but only one fitting developer tray. So with a lot of time on my hands in t...