Visualise entering a space lit by artificial light, where the outlining of day and night blurs, and everything you see is human-made. It is an environment where the architecture...
21 March, 2024
Lonely in Korea (Yes, the Southern One)
Entering a new country without speaking the language on any level would be a powerful hindrance to setting up a social life for anyone. I was prepared to face many hours alone w...
14 March, 2024
How Privacy Hysteria Killed Street-Photography
At other times I would have dismissed this image as ‘out of focus’ and unusable. Just another missed shot caused by poor focusing technique on a fully manual film camera. Nowada...
2 January, 2024
Blur as protagonist: an attempt to take the pulse of the city
I asked myself what my strongest perception is of being in London. It is a mixture of images and sound: the sheer volume of the movement of crowds and vehicles in the street, to...
18 November, 2023
10 Frames from a Tour by Bicycle around New Haven
New Haven, Connecticut is best known these days for Yale University, one of the world’s most prestigious higher learning institutions. For some, Yale equals New Haven. But The E...
31 October, 2023
Documenting Berlin, 2022-2023
It starts around December 2021. My partner and I live in Toulouse. She works in an administration office, I’m a young lawyer. I’m the firm’s little hand, I wor...
18 October, 2023
Behind the People of Chicago
In 2021, I embarked my photography journey, capturing moments and people in downtown Chicago with my Nikon FM. During my film walks, every corner I turned revealed a unique scen...
Following on from a recent posting by Tim Wainwright, we met up at Southwark’s Borough Market, along with another 35mmc contributor, Peter Roberts. The idea was to get to know e...