14 April, 2026
Taking Photos in Museums: A Meditation
I. Observing On a trip to the world’s busiest museum last fall, my husband and I were rudely jostled by a determined fellow museum-goer, a middle-aged Parisienne who shuffled fr...
10 April, 2026
One from the first roll
About a month ago (mid-February) I decided that I had an un-used mFT lens sitting in a drawer that I hadn’t used for years. After checking eBay for camera prices I figured...
9 April, 2026
Tokyoites 2007~2009
The 28mm has always been my favourite lens for capturing crowds. It lets you frame plenty of action without introducing too much distortion. During my years living in Tokyo I re...
8 April, 2026
The Sorceress – One Shot Story
This is a photo taken from the cover of an actors’ collective’s ‘opera prima’. This time, the venue was a smaller theatre than those I usually work in. T...
7 April, 2026
Breaking Through – One Shot Story
This is one of the photos I took while courtside at a women’s handball match between the Italian and Bosnian national teams. I was there as part of the sports photography semina...
7 April, 2026
Kodak Gold 200 – Photographing Museums
After finishing a roll of Kodak ColorPlus 200, I decided to try another Kodak classic: Kodak Gold 200. The film was developed by bildskanning.com, and digitized using a Valoi ea...
5 April, 2026
Nikon FM2N & Nikkor 16mm – A Fisheye in French Canada
In 2025 I was fortunate enough to travel quite a bit. A Nikon was with me for almost all of those adventures. In March, my girlfriend and I spent a week and a half in Florence, ...
4 April, 2026
If Trains Could Talk
There’s something timeless about trains. Maybe it’s the scale—the sheer size of a locomotive—or maybe it’s how they’ve always been there, quietly shaping our lives and landscape...
