Long-term review: The new Leica M10-R
Leica's high-resolution M10-R has been in the hands of Jonathan Slack for nearly a year. In that time he has come love the camera and is planning to buy one for keeps.
Kodak: The end of an American Moment
Mike Evans and Don Morley reflect on one of the titans of the photographic world, the great Kodak company...
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.
Nice to have: A wonderful classic Leica as the inspiration for portraiture
Some things are just nice to have: Dan can't part with his 1930s Leica and he has put it in th hands of people he meets, enjoying the reaction to a wonderful piece of precision engineering from nearly 80 years ago...
Plitvice National Park: Exploring the upper lakes in summer and autumn
From late summer to early winter, the Plitvice lakes provide an ever-changing feast of colour and texture as Kevin found when he took his "vintage" Leica X1 and X Vario for an outing in the wild...
1971 Porsche 911: The sleeping beauty in a Melbourne garden
Trick or treat: A classic Porsche 911 abandoned in a Melbourne Garden. John took a flier and found a heart of gold beneath the dusty sheet...
Oh! Kolkata: The beating heart of a metropolis on the road to modernisation
Calcutta, the former capital of British India, is a bustling city that is trying to modernise after years of Communist rule. Farhiz paid a visit to some of the city's historica landmarks.
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...
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.
Press photography with the screw-mount Leicas
Press photographer Don Morley looks back on his reliance on pre-war screw-mount Leicas for his daily bread and butter, back in the 1950s.
