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The Great Fire of Chicago: An architectural turning point

Chicago's history took a dramatic turn after the Great Fire by turning its growing affluence into an architectural heritage that...
A chance encounter with a Hasselblad X2D at a shopping mall led to a three-week loan of the camera, and...
Leica Gallery London is hosting the work of Ukrainian photographer Taras Bachko who aims to capture the fleeting world in...
The Regent's Canal was built from 1816 to 1820. It was the M25 of its day, moving goods around north...
Jonathan Slack has been testing Leica cameras and lenses since the introduction of the M9. But his Leica journey involves...
Dubrovnik, The Pearl of the Adriatic, lives up to its reputation as a spectacular destination and a feast for photographers....
Each year the Leica Oscar Barnack Awards spotlights images from photographers around the world who capture the plight of those...
Keith Walker, a passionate photographer of steam engines, reflects on trainspotting's history and evolution, emphasizing its charm, enduring allure, and...
Traveling light took on a new meaning for Bill Royce when he discovered his first Leica which took him on...
Attending a portrait workshop with renowned photographer, Ralph Gibson, the author, Richard Clompus, receives a masterclass in the philosophy and...
The 100th anniversary of the Leica Camera in Wetzlar drew over 800 guests, culminating in a successful auction where record...
On 26 June 2025, Leica celebrated the 100th birthday of two original cameras, models 554 and 555, with a party...
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