The absence of tourists in Waikiki during the early phases of the COVID pandemic presented some interesting photographic opportunities, documenting a part of our islands without...
5 February, 2021
‘Project Cleansweep’ – Beyond the Post-Military Landscape of the United Kingdom – By Dara McGrath
In late 2011 while reading a newspaper in a local pub, I came across an article stating that the Ministry of Defence had launched an investigation into 14 known sites across the...
I have two hobbies: Cameras and Photography. I’ve warbled on about this before, but recently experienced a situation where the difference between the two felt really quite tangi...
In late October of 2020, the last vestiges of the devastating Bobcat Fire are winding down. In its wake, 180 square miles of the Angeles National Forest were burned, making it t...
6 November, 2020
Agricultural Landscapes Reloaded – by Christian Schroeder
Some years ago – I don’t remember when exactly – I went to our municipal library. Looking for some interesting books, I was searching for inspiration. At the art section, I stum...
5 October, 2020
Seascapes and Stories You Can’t See
I’ve quite recently realised that one of my favourite photography subjects is the sea. We go to the coast as a family once a year, and I always take a camera to the beach with m...
16 July, 2020
Photographing An American Road Trip – By Daniel Sigg
Our daughter moved to Scottsdale Arizona, and my partner Amy and I helped her move her belongings with a large U-haul trailer from the Twin Cities. All this happened in middle o...
It’s the one that comes with the camera, it’s the 'nifty fifty' and the bog standard prime lense everyone has included in the pack that’s so quickly forgotten and replaced by fa...