11 December, 2025
Panasonic C—D 2200 ZM – Round Two
Panasonic C-D 2200 ZM, repairing light leak
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11 December, 2025
Scarborough – My photograph of the year 2025.
This picture was one of those happy instances of being in the right place when a subject placed itself right in front of me. The Mod couple were riding along the seafront at Scarborough, and stopped in the traffic. I was able to cross to the middl...
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11 December, 2025
In the Land of Fjords – Finding Scale with the XPan
Landscapes are a tough sell for me. I’m not a dedicated landscape photographer, and all too often, I find myself tiring of my own vista shots over time. My house only has walls for work I know I’ll appreciate for the long haul. But Nor...
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21 October, 2017
Second City – Making My First Zine – by Richard PJ Lambert
I’m a very unprofessional, self-taught film photographer from Birmingham. There is always a camera in my pocket and I like to experiment with different techniques to capture the...
19 October, 2017
5 frames with a Pentax MZ-3 and SMC-F 50mm 1.7 lens by Aivaras
For this 5 Frames with post I have a selection of 4 photos and one “statement” photo is from recent photo project. This post will be both about gear set and way of seeing things...
17 October, 2017
5 Frames with a FED 5B with Industar 61 L/D by Mark
A set of five images in Barcelona taken with a FED 5B camera with Industar 61 L/D on HP5+. The camera and lens were bought at a local flea market for less than the price of two ...
The Fuji X100f is the fourth iteration in the series. I had the original X100, but since then we’ve seen the a number of changes and additions to the design, first through an ‘s...
12 October, 2017
5 frames with a Fuji Tiara ii – by Eddy
The Fuji Tiara is a tiny, wide-angle point and shoot from the mid-nineties. It was called the DL Super Mini in Europe but mine came in its original clothes from Japan. Ben Mur...
10 October, 2017
5 frames with a Canon Canonet QL17 by Tobias Eriksson
My Canonet is the older, larger, model. It was manufactured in the early Sixties and eventually found its way from Belgium to me a few years ago. It was a rather major experienc...
For the last month or so with varying levels of commitment I’ve been using a Peak Designs Field Pouch with (and sometimes without) a Peak Design Slide Lite strap. Latterly, I ha...
A few years ago I decided to look for a compact camera to always carry with me. After trying a couple of rangefinder, a plastic point-and-shot and a couple of Minox, none of whi...
