1957 Agfa Ambi Silette: Quality is for life
Jason went shopping for an old SLR but came back with something he had never imagined. The Agfa Ambi Silette as turned out to be a remarkably good buy.
With the Ricoh GR to Laos — Part One
Foloowing his trilogy on Myanmar, Jean takes his little Ricoh GR to Laos.
Hot-rod Girls: Never say never
Unaccustomed as I am to photographic bling, my outrageously processed shot of the hot-rod girls has proved a hit with competition judges. I probably won't do it again, but never say never
Street photography in East London’s Brick Lane
The first of two articles in which Kevin takes his Leica X1 and X Vario cameras to Brick Lane for some street photography and discovers its rich street art culture.
Photo competitions: Make the most of your pictures
Entering competitions can be a rewarding and even lucrative pastime. Here's how to make more of your photography
Bentley boys and girls come out to play
Bentley and Brooklands were almost synonymous during between the two great wars. So where better to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the founding of the marque? Mike goes to find out, complete with picnic hamper
Krka National Park, Croatia
The beautiful countryside of Croatia's Krka National Park caption on my Leica X Vario
Paklenica Gorge Part III
Kevin concludes his series of articles on exploring the Paklenica National Park in Croatia, recorded on his Leica X Vario
Four good reasons and one barely adequate justification to shoot with a rangefinder
Why does the rangefinder, as a design, persist into the modern era? There are actually five reasons.....
Quirky road to teaching photography
In teaching photography, David looks for the quirky shot
