Photography Project Archives

22 May, 2018

An Instax Project And A Framing Challenge – by Aukje

By Aukje

Two years ago I changed jobs to be able to work closer to home, allowing me to bike to work, and combine commuting with photography. Or at least it gave me more flexibility, wit...

7 May, 2018

24 Hour Project, London, 7/4/18: What (was) in my Bag & My Approach – by Simon King

By Simon King

The 24 Hour Project is a humanitarian initiative which connects photographers in cities all around the world, inviting them to join together for 24 hours straight to photograph ...

23 April, 2018

Sansome Walk – The Silent Leisure Centre

By Hamish Gill

A couple of weeks ago I had the opportunity to explore a disused leisure centre in my home city of Worcester. As somewhere I’d been a fair few times when it was open there was a...

1 January, 2018

Surviving 365 Days on Film – by Ken Hindle-May

By Ken Hindle-May

So, you've decided 2018 is the year you'll attempt a Project 365 exclusively on film. The first couple of days were no problem, with the holidays providing plenty of time and o...

4 November, 2017

Snapshots of a Commute – by Greg May

By Greg May

It is dark. Cold. Wet. Normal really. Spring in the Calderdale Valley is not a time to rejoice for the green shoots of a new year, but a time to wait for the sun to finally cres...

27 October, 2017

Finding details in the city: part 2 – Georgetown – by Carlos Argott

By C. Argott

In the same way that in my previous photo essay I focused on small details that I would’ve normally ignored. For this second part I decided to also go to a neighbourhood that I ...

6 May, 2017

The St. Paul’s Hostel Ilford Photo HP5+ disposable camera project – an introduction to the project

By Hamish Gill

I recently got myself involved in a photography project being run by a local hostel. The outline idea of the project is to give a group of the hostel service users the opportuni...

12 November, 2016

The Leica M3, Nikon 28Ti, and the Jurong Fishery Port – By Hern Tan

By Hern Tan

I was out and about at midnight, a time when most sane people would be fast asleep, trying my hardest not to choke on the fishy stench and skipping over puddles of melted ice an...

MARC S GORDON on Fujica AZ-1 Review – A Swansong for M42?
I own a number of Fujica M42 mount cameras. I must say that they are well made and last. I…
Ibraar Hussain on Olympus IS-5000 – the Bridge to Digital
Thanks Tony The 3000 has a longer and faster lens The main reason I went for that was because it…
Tony Warren on Olympus IS-5000 – the Bridge to Digital
Thank you Bob. See my reply to Gary - but I have to say Ansel Adams had a great deal…

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