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1 September, 2025

Portraits of Sabrina – An Exercise in Photographic Therapy

By Derek Hope

1 September, 2025

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15 April, 2018

Beers & Cameras Birmingham – 24/03/18 – and, how we didn’t let the racists ruin our day…

By Hamish Gill

A couple of weeks ago I met up with around 20 other photographers in the centre of Birmingham for a bit of a Beers & Cameras photowalk. We met some angry football fans, angry an...

15 April, 2018

The Sunbeams Analogue photography news: Sporty shots and sagging mattresses

By The Sunbeams

Hey readers, it’s us again, back from overindulging on Easter eggs to you catch up on events at Sunny 16 Towers. Ironically, although we see much from our lofty vantage po...

14 April, 2018

Konica AA-35 Reporter Review – By John Furlong

By John Furlong

I’ve always been attracted to the half-frame format and have examples of the Russian variants and the Canon and Olympus models. I was particularly interested in the Konica AA-35...

14 April, 2018

First roll with a Leica II – by KJ Vogelius

By KJ Vogelius

I suddenly find myself a day to day nomad. Working in three different offices I still feel a little like a tourist in the neighbourhoods I now spend most days. The past few mont...

12 April, 2018

5 frames with Pentax SuperA – By Aivaras

By Aivaras

Recent news about decline of choices in consumer film market – Agfa Vista discontinuation, triggered me to revisit my own favorite stock of consumer grade film – Fujifilm Superi...

11 April, 2018

5 Frames with a Contax G1 – by Carlos Albisu

By carlos

There are families and families. Some can be kind of normal, others can be kind of ¨interesting¨. This is the case with my wife's family. For sure they are not extraordinary, bu...

10 April, 2018

5 Frames with the Lomography Minitar Art Lens – by Barnaby Nutt

By Barnaby Nutt

Saturday 24th of March saw the 'Beers and Cameras' photowalk around Birmingham, brought about by our hosts Richard, Robert James, Martin 'Photowalk.Me' Smith and a certain Hamis...

8 April, 2018

5 Frames with the 7Artisans Prototype 35mm f/2 m-mount lens

By Hamish Gill

As the official release of the 7Artisans 35mm f/2 looms, I’ve been getting excited about it and have taken to using the prototype I’ve had kicking around for a while. Mechanical...

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Gary Smith on Fuji STX-2 and the X-mount bayonet cul-de-sac
Someday I'll be able to write up a camera review as good as yours Bob! I'm guessing your photos above…
Gary Smith on Portraits of Sabrina – An Exercise in Photographic Therapy
Are you sure that you're not also a writer? A fabulously engaging article with some great photos as a bonus!…
Bob Janes on Fuji STX-2 and the X-mount bayonet cul-de-sac
I wasn't able to find confirmation about the penta-mirror, so I've edited out references to it - many thanks for…

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