Richard Scott

Japan: A Very Different Culture

Richard and family get away from the madding crowds in Japan, a visit recorded on any early Leica M8

Canada’s Cottage country provides Covid bolt-hole for city photographers

Cities provide endless opportunities for photography. But witha year of lockdowns and restrictions, getting out into the wild has become more attractive. Canada's Cottage Country is the ideal antidote to empty city streets...

Around Japan in 2008 with the Leica M8

As Leica enters its third digital M decade, it's worth looking back at the camera that saved the company - the Leica M8. Richard took his then-new M8 to Japan in 2008 and here recounts some of his adventures.

Leica M8 in Japan: A very different culture, a groundbreaking digital camera

Leica’s first digital rangefinder, the M8, had a mixed reception. But it was the first step towards the full-frame M range which has proven so popular among more traditional photographers. Richard took his M8 to Japan over ten years ago and captured the flavour of a very different culture.

Toronto over the past 40 years: An introduction

Richard Scott takes us on a tour of Toronto over the past 40 years

RP meets Canon-P, the original popular camera

Canon has resurrected the "P" for popular in the new EOS RP. I have fond memories of my original "popular" Canon, the Canon-P
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Paris: The City of Light on film and in early digital

Richard was last in Paris ten years ago when he captured the City of Light on film and early digital. He’s resolved to pay another visit, this time with the latest digital equipment, on a special quest to catch the city of light at night.

An encounter at the Dennis Severs house

Inspired by the Macfilos article on the Dennis Severs house in London's ancient Spitalfields, Richard took a pot shot at the Water Poet.....

Hmm… Now which of these slippery customers is worth £30,000?

Fish & Chips: That will be £30,000 please.....

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