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Capturing a culinary feast for the senses with the Leica Q3

Food is a visceral experience. Capturing on camera takes you only part way to experiencing a feast for the senses. Even with a camera as highly regarded as the Leica Q family, the scents and flavours can only be conjured in your imagination.

City of Bridges: National Geographic Landscape winner Christopher West in Venice with Leica’s Q3 43

Christopher explores one of the world's most beautiful cities with one of his favorite Leica cameras, the Leica Q3 43.

Capturing the Canadian winter on film: re-embracing cold-weather photography

The winters of my youth were spent in Sudbury, Ontario. The memories from those years are captured on film photos, which are crammed inside a discoloured shoebox…

James Jarché — A largely forgotten former London Fleet Street press photographer

James Jarché — a now largely forgotten former London Fleet Street press photographer — came to fame in 1936 as the first photographer to capture the future Edward VIII and Mrs. Simpson in public. He was also the grandfather of the famous actor, Sir David Suchet…

Visiting The Hoover Dam? Forget nifty-fifty, you need a thrifty twenty-sixty

Photographing the magnificent Hoover dam requires some wide-angle action. What better lens to take with you than the affordable Lumix 20-60mm f/3.5-5.6 zoom?

Falling in Love Again: Was Medium Format the right choice for me, and can it be the right choice for you?

Erwin falls in love easily with camera gear. He took up Medium Format and loved the gear, but has now moved on...

Istanbul: An odyssey through chaos, carpets, and call to prayer with a Leica Q-P

Istanbul is a crossroads city at the interception of cultures. It is both traditional and modern. It's Western and Eastern European, and the gateway to Asia. It defies easy definition and for that reason is a magnet for curious travelers.

The View Point Café, Harwich Harbour: the ideal base for a day’s photography

The View Point Café in Harwich Harbour is a perfect vantage point for spotting and photographing passing ships. And, they serve a nice cup of tea.