Cambodia, a country just made for colour
Cambodia is a country just ready for colour photography, as John found out a decade ago.
Yosemite from the comfort of ground level
After photographing Yosemite National Park from the air, Tom returned to earth — but with a soft landing on snow. The Leica SL proved to be more reliable than the snowchains, however.
Electric Cars: Ready for the mainstream?
All change at Macfilos as the editor jumps from a smelly old diesel car to the latest technology in the shape of Jaguar's rather stunning I-Pace. Will he be disappointed. Let's find out....
Leica’s little C in a land of many big cameras and not a few...
Preparing for trekking in Tibet needs careful planning - and a lightweight camera is appreciated at such high altitudes. Wayne took his tiny Leica C almost to the top of the world.....
Vive la Difference: Leica X1 and X2 compacts compared
The Leica X1 an X2 35mm-focal-length compacts have become something of a digital classic. Wayne has been out with both cameras for a back-to-back comparison and discovered some interesting differences in output
Cambodia, the temples, the villages through the lens of the Ricoh GR
Cambodia holds a special alure for Jean and his black-and-white images of Angkor Wat and other temples provide a stunning angle on this fascinating country
Exploring London’s hidden hinterland with the Leica X Vario
Kevin explores the parts of London’s river that visitors seldom see. It’s a hidden hinterland of peace, reflection and the occasional treasure away from the bustle of a capital city
Toronto over the past 40 years: An introduction
Richard Scott takes us on a tour of Toronto over the past 40 years
Brady, the grandfather of today’s canvas camera bag
Billingham bags have a strong reputation among photographers throughout the world. But Brady was the grandfather of the canvas fishing bag and still produces a range of dedicated designs. Mike takes a look at the history.
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.
