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21 December, 2021

‘Inherit the Land’ by Jack Lueders-Booth – Review by Joshua Wright

By Joshua Wright

Inherit the Land is the kind of documentary photography I aspire to create. In this 96 page book, Jack Lueders-Booth explores the living conditions, the people, and the culture...

20 December, 2021

Photography Through The Pandemic – A Spotlight on the Artists: Pt 4

By Holly Gilman

Welcome to part four of our Spotlight on the Artists. In each article I’ll be sharing five of our contributors with you, telling you a little bit about their work and where you ...

16 December, 2021

The Joy of Photobooks – By Nik Stanbridge

By Nik Stanbridge

Back in the early 1980s, in my 20s and in my formative photographic years, I read a lot of books about the craft and practice of photography. This obviously contributed enormous...

10 December, 2021

Pixii (A1571) Review – New Upgrades and Some Personal Experiences

By Hamish Gill

For a long time, the only digital rangefinders on the market were Leicas. Now there’s Pixii. A screen-less, APS-C sensor, “connected” rangefinder that’s quite a lot less cash th...

6 December, 2021

Ernst Leitz (Leica) Elmar 9cm f/4 Collapsible – The Near Perfect Slow Lens – By Agata Urbaniak

By Agata Urbaniak

This is a review of the Ernst Leitz (Leica) Elmar 9cm f/4 Collapsible lens. Hamish recently reviewed the huge and very fast TT Artisan 90mm 1.25. This is perhaps the antithesis ...

3 December, 2021

Photosynthesis: A Double-Exposure Art Project – By Ben Felten

By Ben Felten

In March and April of last year I published two articles on 35mmc detailing my experiments in double-exposures. For a while now I’ve been meaning to come back and tell mor...

30 November, 2021

Photography Through The Pandemic – A Spotlight on the Artists: Pt 3

By Holly Gilman

Welcome to part three of our Spotlight on the Artists. In each article I’ll be sharing five of our contributors with you, telling you a little bit about their work and whe...

30 November, 2021

The Pentax MZ-M (ZX-M) Review – The Ultimate Beginner’s 35mm SLR? – By Iain Paterson

By Iain Paterson

Look at virtually any of the online guides recommending the best SLRs for newcomers to film photography and a shortlist soon becomes familiar: Pentax K1000, Canon AE-1, Olympus ...

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Gary on Fujifilm X100VI – One Camera and 1½ Lenses for Travel – with a Pocket of Light
Great shots. I made a similar decision about travel gear. Instead of taking a full-frame Nikon mirrorless and its large…
Andrew Long on Ausgeknipst Reels – Developing 16mm (or 110) in the Paterson tank
The idea behind the loading canister thingy came from a problem I was encountering with loading 35mm film onto reels,…
Art Meripol on Fujifilm X100VI – One Camera and 1½ Lenses for Travel – with a Pocket of Light
Your words capture so well what this camera does so perfectly. As a pro I want to have a camera…

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