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15 December, 2025

A New Take on “Take”

By Tom Warland

15 December, 2025

/ Photography Philosophy, /

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Lately I’ve been thinking a lot about the vocabulary we use in photography—specifically the words we reach for without even realising. Words like take, capture, and shoot. They’re so ingrained in photographic culture that most of us use them dozen...

15 December, 2025

Frozen Light – My photo of the year 2025

By AndreArma

15 December, 2025

/ Landscape Photography, photo of the year 2025, /

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I took this picture on a bitterly cold January morning while crossing a bridge on the St. Croix River in Minnesota. The temperature was well below zero, the kind of cold that makes every breath visibile and every sound sharper. The sun had just co...

Chroma Cameras CubePan

15 December, 2025

Chroma Camera CubePan – A Review, and my Journey into Panoramic Photography

By Steve Abbott

15 December, 2025

/ Chroma Camera, Chroma Camera Cube Pan, Panoramic Camera, /

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So despite having a number of cameras (all film) – three Leica rangefinders (don’t judge!), a Leica SLR, bought for a specific purpose, which I don’t use any more and will sell, a Rolleicord 6×6 TLR, an old 6×9 folder (also t...

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A black & white photo of a two skiers on a ski slope, with long afternoon shadows.

14 December, 2025

Shadows On-Piste – My Best Photo of 2025

By Harrison Matthew

My name is Harrison Matthew, and I am a hobbyist photographer with one foot each in film and digital, preferring rangefinders and always looking for ways to bury myself further ...

Forest, woman, sea, sunset

14 December, 2025

Through the woods to the shore – My image of the year 2025

By Klaus Wirz

Since the reunification of Germany, traveling to the Baltic Sea beyond the former border has become uncomplicated, and I was one of the first to visit these places—frozen in tim...

14 December, 2025

Vintage Glass Plates – From Test to Print

By Tristan Colgate-McFarlane

While an analogue photography habit can help us avoid the relentless tide of technological progress, it would be delusional to suggest it helps us (or me at least), avoid Gear A...

13 December, 2025

The Joy of Multiplicity – Using the Nikon FM10 for The In-Between

By renato ghio

There’s a quiet honesty in working with the Nikon FM10. It’s not an expensive camera nor a collector’s prize, but its simplicity makes it indispensable to my process. The FM10 o...

13 December, 2025

Danse Macabre – my favorite photo of 2025

By Scott Ferguson

I took this shot around 3:30 pm on Halloween just outside my place in Brooklyn. I had been looking forward to shooting NYC’s bacchanal Halloween festivities for weeks and...

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