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23 December, 2021

Photography Through The Pandemic – A Spotlight on the Artists: Pt 5

By Holly Gilman

Welcome to part five of our Spotlight on the Artists. In each article I’ll be sharing a few of our contributors with you, telling you a little bit about their work and where you...

23 December, 2021

5 Frames with a Rolleiflex 2.8E at the Hannover City Park – by Christian Schroeder

By Christian Schroeder

I’m totally new to TLRs but I can already say that I really enjoy the shooting experience with them! So I’m happy to show you now five frames I took at the Hannover city park ("...

22 December, 2021

The Influence of Movies on my Work – By Nik Stanbridge

By Nik Stanbridge

I saw Michelangelo Antonioni’s Blow Up the other day for the umpteenth time and while it is a film that when I first saw it I did get excited about being a photographer, it didn...

21 December, 2021

‘Inherit the Land’ by Jack Lueders-Booth – Review by Joshua Wright

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...

20 December, 2021

Photography Through The Pandemic – A Spotlight on the Artists: Pt 4

By Holly Gilman

Welcome to part four of our Spotlight on the Artists. In each article I’ll be sharing five of our contributors with you, telling you a little bit about their work and where you ...

19 December, 2021

An Open Invitation to the Travelling Canonet project – By Bob Janes

By Bob Janes

Anyone fancies getting involved in a travelling camera project...? Many years ago over at Dyxum we had a community activity that was suggested by James Muñoz (a top film sound ...

18 December, 2021

Fall Leaves with Five Cameras – By Dave Palumbo

By Dave Palumbo

Autumn is my favorite season and one of its many charms is the brief couple of weeks where the leaves shift to brilliant golden colors. Unfortunately this is also one of the bus...

17 December, 2021

Rebecca – Women Hold Up Half The Sky – By Gerard Exupery

By Gerard Exupery

This is from my new book “Women Hold Up Half the Sky” to be published in January. The image is of Rebecca. Everyone called her Becks, and it would be hard to find someone who d...

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