11 January, 2024
The End of the Line
Imagine a land where snow and ice cover the ground for five months of the year, where summers are short and cool, weather unpredictable, high winds and very heavy rain not infre...
9 January, 2024
5 Frames with a Fuji GS645S that wasn’t quite as advertised
Having got back into film photography, like many during covid, the old technology has now taken over as my main interest. I started to collect all the old film cameras I owned i...
7 January, 2024
5 frames of Fomapan 100 with my Father-in-Law’s Canonet on Jeju
This has become the second in a two-part series. My father-in-law died last year and among his few personal effects, was a Canonet QL17 GIII. It appeared to have been unused for...
6 January, 2024
5 Frames with a Rollei 35 and Kodak Tri-X
Analogue photography certainly has its limitations when compared to what’s available with modern digital cameras. This however doesn’t have to stymie creativity or t...
4 January, 2024
Tracking Down My Very First Home (One-Shot Story)
It seems a silly question. But how many people really know where they first lived after birth? I thought I knew, but was wrong. My House of First Remembering My first memories a...
4 January, 2024
6 rolls, 6 days, 600km, one misplaced drop of oil: Nikon FM on the Second City Divide
The plan: six days off-road. Last summer I set off with my friend Aidan to cycle the Second City Divide. This is a roughly 600km bikepacking route linking Glasgow and Manchester...
2 January, 2024
5 Frames with a Canon EOS 600 in Berlin after many years
What can I say about Berlin? I’ve been there several times over the years, and each time I’ve found a different city. But in this occasion I tried to make a sort of ...
2 January, 2024
Blur as protagonist: an attempt to take the pulse of the city
I asked myself what my strongest perception is of being in London. It is a mixture of images and sound: the sheer volume of the movement of crowds and vehicles in the street, to...
