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21 January, 2026

Reflecting on a few of my own failures

By Michael Murray

21 January, 2026

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Inspired by a post from Alexandre Kreisman, I wanted to present some misses to the community to look for ideas and opportunities for growth. Below, you’ll find 8 images that I was intentional with, but which just didn’t pan out the wa...

21 January, 2026

New ads provider incoming – possible interruptions to service

By Hamish Gill

21 January, 2026

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Just a heads up, I am moving ad providers. I have, believe it or not, been quite happy with the current provider, but I have had some page load issues and a very poor Q4 which has put more strain on the website finances. I am not sure the new supp...

21 January, 2026

100 or 200 skies – Kentmere vs Kentmere – Not really a fair contest

By Paul Quellin

21 January, 2026

/ Kentmere 100, Kentmere 200, Kentmere Film, /

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There is nearly always Kentmere film in the fridge. There are films I would prefer, but Kentmere rarely seems to be out of stock when it is shopping time. With a period of cold front weather bringing some really quite impressive skies, I determine...

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20 January, 2026

Arizona Dreamin’ – One Shot Story

By Eagle Omomuro

It was close to nine in the evening, yet the edge of the sky was still pale blue. The heat had not softened. Dry wind lifted sand and cut against my exposed skin. Eighteen wheel...

20 January, 2026

In Terms of “Terms”, and Giving, Taking, or Harvesting a Photograph

By Simon King

A recent article by Tom Warland caught my eye, as it very succinctly offered thoughts from a perspective that to me seems to stand opposed to the conclusions I arrived at in my ...

19 January, 2026

High Risk, High Reward (or, Against Spray and Pray)

By Andrea Monti

I have recently stumbled upon a video of a guy ‘debunking’ the alleged myth of ‘one shot, one keeper’ —actually the orginal Japanese version was hikken, ...

19 January, 2026

Pakistan – 33 Years exploring – With the Olympus E1 and E3 DSLR’s and Steve – Part 1 in The Punjab

By Ibraar Hussain

So, off I went to Pakistan again, but this time with my Welsh mate Steve. Been exploring the place for 33 years and only scratched the surface. Steve wanted to go to Pakistan, a...

18 January, 2026

Konica Infrared 750nm – Experimenting with Expired Infrared Film

By Mark Ellerby

A few months ago a professor at the University of Sheffield where I work gave me and some colleagues a couple of boxes of expired film, which were owned by his father. Most of t...

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Omar Tibi on Pakistan – 33 Years exploring – With the Olympus E1 and E3 DSLR’s and Steve – Part 1 in The Punjab
Ibraar, you definitely have a gift for capturing emotions and slices of life! These photos are beautiful, and it was…
Curtis Heikkinen on 100 or 200 skies – Kentmere vs Kentmere – Not really a fair contest
I would have to say these are some very impressive images, Paul! They are gorgeous !
Darren Nelson on Reflecting on a few of my own failures
A couple thoughts/suggestions: The river shot (is this Chicago?) might work better in color. Not enough contrast in BW I…

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