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21 October, 2025

A Few Frames with a Canon P and how I found myself on 35mmc

By Walter Reumkens

I have been a member of FLICKR for many years and only show my photos there. I joined when I retired and had more time for my hobby. At that time I expected to meet many like-mi...

24 September, 2025

Reflections on an Impromptu Photo Shoot

By David Pauley

At this stage, it happens fairly often: a conversation with a stranger that eventually leads to a photo. Sometimes I approach them, though often it’s the other way around....

9 September, 2025

My Own Winterreise (Winter Journey)

By Curtis Heikkinen

Some of you interested in classical music might be familiar with the composer Franz Schubert’s song cycle “Winterreise” for voice and piano depicting a man’s journey through a h...

28 August, 2025

5 Frames with a Praktica L – Nothing more than necessary

By Matt Reverzani

I’m all about purity of form and function, and I love a good brutalist design aesthetic. So when I discovered that there was a whole line of cheap and ugly-beautiful SLRs ...

8 May, 2025

An unforgettable photo of passing through the divine light in the temple-A One-shot story

By David Wu

It is a small temple tucked away in a village near the bustling city of Guangzhou, and because of its proximity to an expressway, it is densely populated and surrounded by high ...

29 April, 2025

Holiday? Relapse? A Night Out with My Leica M3

By David Pauley

I made it almost three months into the Year of Only One Camera (my Rolleiflex 2.8F) but then – as some of you predicted – made the decision to allow myself a brief h...

19 March, 2025

5 frames with a Canon Sure Shot WP-1 and Kodak Ultramax 400

By Darren Nelson

Gear Acquisition Syndrome; aka GAS. We all seem to suffer from it one way or another. Whenever I find an excuse (and some extra cash) to buy new gear, I jump on it. Whether that...

20 February, 2025

10 Shots in 10 Minutes on a Leica M3 with Kodak Ultramax 400 in Banff, Alberta

By Scott Ferguson

Showing my family the grandeur of the Canadian Rockies was not going to plan. My wife and son had flown in from New York a few days before and the centerpiece of the trip was t...

Peter Kay on A Few Frames with a Canon P and how I found myself on 35mmc
What an interesting piece. The images are really good. We often mistake familiar with commonplace, but seeing historic architecture from…
Thomas Wolstenholme on A Few Frames with a Canon P and how I found myself on 35mmc
I like these photos. I had not known about Zons, but it certainly has a Ringmauer in good nick, much…
Thomas Eland on A Few Frames with a Canon P and how I found myself on 35mmc
I love the shots of the tower and windmill. I recently got a Canon VT deluxe and will soon put…

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