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6 May, 2019

Alex Lambrechts on Inspiration and Style – an Interview by Hamish Gill

By Hamish Gill

Alex Lambrechts is a fashion and editorial photographer with clients all over the world, to all of whom he offers a very identifiable style. Alex has recently evolved his style ...

5 May, 2019

5 Frames With an Olympus XA – By Julian Higgs

By julianhiggs

Since getting back film photography over the last two years or so, like many others, I seem to have accumulated a number of different cameras. Some of which the first time round...

4 May, 2019

Minolta Lenses on a Nikon F3 in Iceland – by Simon King

By Simon King

After a recent trip to Amsterdam where I was let down by a combination of my cameras meter and my own ineptitude I decided to part ways with my Minolta XD. Although still a perf...

3 May, 2019

Leica M-D 262 Review – A Love Affair – by Ong Sien Hong

By Sien Hong

The first time I saw the Leica M-D 262, I almost instinctively knew that I'd got to have it. I love the way it looks. Stylish and minimalist for a digital camera. I couldn't aff...

2 May, 2019

Yashica Auto Focus Motor Review and Notes – By Michael Raven

By Michael Raven

The Yashica Auto Focus Motor. I'd never heard of it before finding one in a local charity shop, and for a mere £8 including original strap, case and manual, I thought it was wor...

1 May, 2019

Bronica ETRS Review – by Andy, AKA The Phlogger

By phlogger

A lot of camera reviews include technical details and specifications, but this one has almost nothing like that. Instead, it has the important things, like why you might want a ...

30 April, 2019

5 Frames with Lomography 400 on the Nikon F3 – by Tiffany Perez

By Tiffany Perez

Film exploration is awesome. Some people have a dedicated film stock that they like to shoot. Portra 400, Fuji Superia, HP5+, etc. And you see how people really know the film st...

29 April, 2019

Canon MC Review – The Joys, and Woes of Early Autofocus Point & Shoot cameras

By Hamish Gill

There’s two ways to look at the Canon MC. It’s either a more advanced equivalent of the likes of the Olympus XA with autofocus and auto-advance. Or it’s a clunky feeling, primit...

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Dave Powell on A Birthday Weekend in Exeter, New Hampshire
Very much appreciated Tony! Considering the range and scope of Kahn's work, it's surprising he wasn't better known. But after…
Dave Powell on A Birthday Weekend in Exeter, New Hampshire
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Gary Smith on The Winter Heart of the Tatras
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