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Restaurant, Chinatown, 15th February 2023

25 April, 2024

Lower than the Angels: Chinatown in February 2020 and 2023

By Tim Bradshaw

In early February 2020 I was in London. By then everyone knew something nasty was coming, if not perhaps how nasty it was going to be. And I read something very strange: because...

20 April, 2024

Cascais, Portugal, by Day and Night

By Geoff Chaplin

We went to Cascais in part in reaction to having been to Lisbon recently. As a Portuguese acquaintance said to us “Lisbon is no longer Portuguese”, it is now packe...

13 April, 2024

A Custom Tailored Shirt

By Joseph Irvin

Style wasn’t always my thing, and spending a lot of money on a custom-tailored shirt wasn’t something I’d always wanted to do but in this case it was inevitabl...

10 April, 2024

Cycling Slow is what I do Best

By Paul Declercq

What happens when you want to share your obsessions? Passion yes! But more like obsessive hobbies that are bikes, film photography, and travel entered my life and decided to nev...

6 April, 2024

Shooting Contre-Jour

By Geoff Chaplin

Three months under cloud cover became depressing – we just had to go somewhere to find some sun to shine on our faces, or even hearts maybe. To lift our mood. We took a s...

4 April, 2024

Leica M3 and Portra 400 at 6000 Feet (1828 meters)

By Curtis Heikkinen

Since retiring in 2015, I have been seriously pursuing photography, digital for the most part. About a year or so ago, I resurrected an old film camera from the 1980s, a Konica ...

3 April, 2024

Gongoozeling Experiences Along England’s Canals

By Nik Stanbridge

Technically, a gongoozler is someone who enjoys watching boats and associated activities on canals. They’re the people who prefer to watch rather than participate. However...

23 March, 2024

Compact Formation: Shooting Football with a Superzoom

By Gillian Kirby

In the days before digital became the standard for sports photography, the SLR was king. Photographers lined up pitch-side to capture the action, Minolta, Nikon or Canon camera ...

Peter Kay on Going Analog on Okinawa – Part IV – DSLR Scanning
I use the mirror trick, it works brilliantly :) great tip :) also the one about not being too close…
Peter Kay on Going Analog on Okinawa – Part IV – DSLR Scanning
This has been a really fascinating series. It also mirrors the journey of many of us who have recently found…
Bob Janes on Going Analog on Okinawa – Part IV – DSLR Scanning
Lovely shots - particularly the lighthouse. Apologies if I’m teaching my grandmother to suck eggs - a few suggestions on…

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