Photography Archives

25 September, 2024

5 frames with a Canon R6 Mk II and its RF 50/1,2 L USM

By Andrea Monti

I was recently given a Canon R6 Mk II and a set of lenses, including the RF 50/1.2, to test them in a specific environment, so to familiarise myself with the kit I spent a few h...

21 September, 2024

5 Frames with a Kodak Retina Ib (Model 19) and a roll of Kodak ColorPlus 200

By Neil Ó Muirgheasa

Long story short: I got my first digital camera this year after many decades of shooting film. I don’t get into the respective merits of each form; I see and I, hopefully,...

20 September, 2024

5 frames with a Canon EOS IX7 APS camera

By Flashknappen

I am happy to be able to share these rather timeless colour photos. The subject matter is close to my heart because of family history and early memories from sailing with my fam...

18 September, 2024

5 Frames with a Retinette 1B and Lomochrome Metropolis – Patina at Lullingstone Castle

By Peter Roberts

Situated in the Darenth Valley in north-west Kent Lullingstone Castle is a rare survivor, a manor house and grounds that have remained in the same family for centuries, since 14...

17 September, 2024

The Director – A One Shot Story

By John Greene

Back in 1988 I was trying out my new Mamiya C330s TLR camera loaded with Ilford XP1 film at the Pier Head in Liverpool. I stumbled across a film crew on the roof terrace of a bu...

15 September, 2024

5 Frames with A Few Minolta X-300s

By Cameron Scott

A gift for my twenty-first birthday, my old Praktica SLR had been hiding up in the attic for many years. I would occasionally fire the shutter a few times just to hear that reas...

13 September, 2024

Weegee Returns – A photographic tribute to a legendary cult photographer!

By Jeffery Luhn

Once upon a time in a wild and dangerous city, there lived a bold and fearless photographer. He roamed the inky black night of America’s most populated and crime-ridden city, ai...

12 September, 2024

The Boat Graveyard

By Geoff Chaplin

The Gloucester and Sharpness ship canal – at one time the broadest and deepest in the world – connects the docks on the River Severn to the city of Gloucester about 16 miles awa...

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