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So, at last, I felt confident enough last Sunday to have a trip into London. It seems like a long day since and I've missed it. Thought we'd have a stroll from…

Early this year I got myself a FED 4. A Russian made rangefindercamera. He is in full working order. It was time to get one for the collection, did not had a…

About ten days ago I received an unexpected message from the lovely folks over at Ondu Pinhole saying they’d made gifts for some of their favourite pinhole…

My photography had a heavy film slant while I was in Somerset recently, although this was largely because my ‘new’ Olympus XA arrived in the post just before I…

When I visited Somerset for work last week I made sure I kept some time free for photography, most of which was spent shooting on film. I took my pinhole camera…

I visited Cambridge today, armed with both my pinhole camera and a digital camera, planning a mix of street photography and long exposures. However, I got so…

One thing digital photography lacks is that sense of anticipation as you wait for your films to be developed and return in the post. I sent this roll of…

After yesterday’s sunshine we were back to shapeless grey clouds today – probably my least favourite type of light for photography. For Christmas I was given…

The film I shot on my Rolleiflex at Duxford last weekend arrived in the post yesterday so I set about scanning the negatives today. They’re a little darker than…

Back in October the lovely folks at Ondu announced the launch of their latest line of pinhole cameras on Kickstarter. They’ve made some really useful tweaks to…

According to (my least favorite source, but will do for now) Wikipedia, High fidelity (often shortened to hi-fi or hifi) is a term used by listeners,…

These photos come out a Kodak Retinette IB from around 1959-1960. He looks very similar Like the Kodak Retinette IIA wich I also have and posted some pics from…

Another of my analogue viewfinder cameras. The kodak Retinette IIA, this model was only build in 1959 and 1960. So its a pretty old beastie. Completly manual…

I recently finished off a second roll of film in my Ondu pinhole camera. This time I was more careful to ensure the camera stayed completely still on a tripod…

I thought I’d continue my analogue theme today, with a selection of shots from another of my film cameras. These were taken with the 1954 Voigtlander Vito B I…

I may not have been posting as many pictures here as once I did, but that doesn’t mean I haven’t been taking photos. Today I went for a stroll through Alsa…
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