The author reflects on past trips to Spain, exploring its rich history and cultural layers in Alicante province while using minimal photographic equipment to capture the essence of the region.
Jim Fisher's PCMag article highlights the growing popularity of adapting vintage lenses for modern mirrorless cameras, illustrating the practicality, benefits, and continued interest in using vintage optics across various sensor formats.
Bibury faces overwhelming visitor numbers, straining its resources and residents' patience. Efforts to manage tourism include improved traffic control and promoting longer stays, aiming for sustainable solutions to over-tourism.
Leica's SL3-P, positioned as the ideal all-in-one camera, offers substantial improvements in autofocus and resolution over the SL3-S, yet may not suit all photographers’ specific needs compared to the S1RII.
Richard Butler's interview with Leica's Gerrit Gissel reveals the SL3-P's evolution, emphasising user-friendliness and significant autofocus improvements, marking a satisfying milestone for Leica enthusiasts.
A 35mm Sirui Saturn full-frame anamorphic lens turned out to be the perfect means of documenting the urban landscape of the Southern California city in which the author lives, via a series of panoramic images shot at dusk.
John Shingleton describes his enriching experience on a Leica Akademie trip to Morocco, highlighting the trip's blend of travel, photography, and community, ultimately deeming it a valuable investment for personal growth.
Leica's Q cameras significantly outsell M rangefinders, with a focus on maintaining premium pricing. The Q3 series has become a top choice for buyers, highlighting Leica's successful marketing strategy.