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
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
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
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
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
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
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...
19 October, 2016
A Disused Office Building
I was given a guided tour of a disused office building. I really had no idea what to expect before we went in, but quite honestly I was blown away by the place.