I’ve been lucky to spend a lot of time in the US, thanks to my job in New York. As a software engineer in a very technical industry, photography has been for a few years my esca...
On Sunday 20th October I was lucky enough to hear that the London Arba'een Procession was happening later that afternoon, and headed straight for Marble Arch. I took my Nikon FM...
The Texas Panhandle is the land of big skies, big farms, big men and women, enormous pickup trucks, and fading towns and farm houses. The Panhandle is the northern rectangle of ...
20 December, 2019
55 Frames with 55 Cameras of One Man at One Moment – By Mark van der Wal
The idea that we all see the world differently; through filtered viewpoints, our own unique perspectives and individual angles was a concept I was keen to portray photographical...
13 December, 2019
A Beginner’s Exploration of Documentary Photography – By Hugo Morgan
After a summer spent overexposing bulk bought colour negative film on trips to the beach and praying that the airport scanners weren’t going to fry my film on the way home, I de...
12 December, 2019
Agricultural Landscapes – by Christian Schroeder
We all should leave our comfort zone, I read this advice all the time. But why? Why not doing the exact opposite, seeking our comfort as often as possible? Isn’t that good to fe...
15 November, 2019
Fuji Natura 1600 & Shooting Star Trails and at Night – By Bill Thoo
I have the privilege of travelling for work to the Central West of New South Wales twice a year. After hours are typically my own, and I usually take those opportunities for pho...
The Yorkshire War Experience is held once a year near a town called Hunsworth. Many hundreds of people meet, together with around 500 military vehicles and other military equipm...
