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21 October, 2025

A Few Frames with a Canon P and how I found myself on 35mmc

By Walter Reumkens

I have been a member of FLICKR for many years and only show my photos there. I joined when I retired and had more time for my hobby. At that time I expected to meet many like-mi...

18 October, 2025

Black and White Panoramic Photography in the Philippines

By Tom Kluyver

The Philippines greeted me with its rhythm and endless beauty. I did not set out with grand plans. My only certainty was to pack the Hasselblad XPan and a few rolls of black and...

16 October, 2025

Cinevilla in Black and White: Shooting the Nikon FE2, 28mm f/2.8 AIS, and Kodak 400TX in Latvia’s open-air film studio

By Felix Flores Rodriguez

Photography as an art form has been around since 1826 or 1827. Nicephore Niépce used heliography with a pewter plate coated in bitumen. The development process took around 8 hou...

14 October, 2025

Shielded – Photographing Ukrainian Refugees in Denmark

By Miłosz Cordes

August 24th, the day when I began writing this article, marked the Independence Day of Ukraine. By coincidence, it is also a symbolic semi-annual cæsura of Russia’s full-s...

12 October, 2025

Portrait Photography – How I Approached Strangers at a Wedding

By Alexandre Kreisman

Last year, I was invited to a wedding, where I knew about 10 people out of the 130 plus guests. Unfortunately, they were working, so I was alone amongst a lot of people who were...

12 October, 2025

Florence on film

By David Smith

When I was nineteen, I dreamed of becoming a professional cyclist. Although, I was living in Northern Ontario, where the winters are long, I spent the short summers riding for h...

9 October, 2025

The Littlest Act – Epicureanism, Philosophy, and Shopping Trolleys

By Derek Hope

Often, I find it is easy to simply breeze past the day-to-day sights and sounds of life. We walk into a coffee shop and forget how much we love the smell of espresso. We pass by...

9 October, 2025

A Short Stay Under Hong Kong Skyline

By Eagle Omomuro

Travel photography has never been easy. Nineteen years ago, when I began working as a journalist, my editor told me that a journalist must have a perspective. Simply recording s...

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