Away from the D-Day beaches, walks along the Alabaster Coast of Normandy
The beautiful Normandy coast, stretching from the Seine to the Somme, is a perfect location for a walking holiday.
Stabilisation is now a box-tickers’ essential
DPReview has said that in future the absence of in-body stabilisation in a camera system will be regarded as a definite con. No longer is it seen as an option, it's definitely a necessity. Macfilos investigates....
Apple’s iAnaemic not a roaring success, apparently
Sales of the iPhone 8 are apparently tanking. But it isn't strange at all. All the early adopters and the high-five queuers are waiting for the next big thing — Generation X....
Hot shoe travel photography
Travel photography can also include project work, and it’s handy to have something in reserve for the more boring or rainy days. Wayne steps out on the right foot…
Un monte che col ciel quasi confina
The Gran Sasso d'Italia, a climb, a set of photographs and a literary appreciation of this region just 120km east of Rome...
Rising eighty – an essay in expressionist photography
“Rising eighty” is a theme which has become significant for John Nicholson in the course of the year. Following a themed workshop he shares some images arising from that awareness….
A life in colour slides and an idea how to save some memories
Faced with a family archive of over 20,000 colour slides, what do you do? Throw them away or spend thousands to have them digitised? Or can you come up with a cheap, quick and effective home solution? Here's how...
Is micro four-thirds dead?
Micro four-thirds is definitely not dead, but is it dying? Will the flood of new full-frame cameras crop the opposition from smaller sensors?
Sometimes, nice things just happen
Easter lunch in the English countryside, an ancient village and the discovery of the disguised tomb of one of the greatest writers of the 20th century...
Japan: A Very Different Culture
Richard and family get away from the madding crowds in Japan, a visit recorded on any early Leica M8
Fuji’s Kaizen firmware upgrade policy takes another leap forward
Fuji is again quick off the mark with firmware updates that make older models think they are the new kid on the block. It's a policy that pays off, says Bill....
Monochrome landscape exhibition in sunny Brighton
A new exhibition of monochrome landscapes explores how powerful external influences impact our natural environment
The serendipity of colours and shapes
It's what you see that matters. The camera doesn't matter, says David as he explores pictures that really called out to be taken...
Hmm… Now which of these slippery customers is worth £30,000?
Fish & Chips: That will be £30,000 please.....
Perilous times on the road from Tibet to Kathmandu
The best of roads, the worst of roads: It was a time for strong nerves. Wayne takes a hair-raising trip on the perilous "highway" from the China-Tibet border to Kathmandu in Depal.