21 March, 2023
A Commuter’s Travelogue – by Leah de la Cruz
During my daily commute, I realised that I know nothing about the many stations that I pass and don’t alight at. Are the takeaway shops nicer than at my station? Which has a caf...
4 March, 2023
Analog Adventure at Space-X’s Starbase – By Jim Hofman
The secret to surviving the brutal winters in Minnesota is to leave - by taking a warm weather trip to thaw out. This year my high-school-age son and I flew to Houston and then...
11 February, 2023
Cairo, Egypt with a Nikon FE, 20mm Lens and Cinestill 50 – By Felix I Flores Rodriguez
Egypt is one of the fifty-four countries on the African continent. One of the most famous cities around the world is Cairo, which has served as an inspiration to one thousand an...
12 January, 2023
A Rainy Day in Saltaire – By John Fontana
I live in West Yorkshire and a mere half hour’s drive from the wonderful village of Saltaire with its glorious Victorian mill buildings and associated housing with railway, Rive...
6 January, 2023
Tokyo in Monochrome – Part 1 – by John Paul Menez
Maybe it's the weather mixed from the winds breaking against Mt Fuji. Maybe it's the mist rising off of Tokyo Bay in the mornings. Or maybe it's the elegant wardrobes of the s...
19 October, 2022
Anecdotes from the Analogue World Ep. 2 – By Nandakumar
Last time I told you about how I learnt about a symbiotic interaction between kids living on the river bank and the train that passes over the bridge that crosses the river.
Th...
17 September, 2022
5 frames with a Hasselblad on the Camino de Santiago – By Daniel Morales
A couple of years ago, having quit my job and with only 6kg of luggage I embarked myself on my first Camino de Santiago (also know as St. James Way in English), which would take...
11 September, 2022
5 frames with Rolleicord Vb in Iran – By Kamil Leszczuk
From fellow backpackers I’ve ever only heard great things about Iran and Iranians. Initially I was going to travel there in early 2020, however the pandemic shattered those plan...