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Billingham launches the Icon: A messenger bag for life beyond the camera bag

Accessories Mike Evans -
Billingham's new Icon bag, inspired by the Hadley Original, transitions from a camera bag to an everyday messenger bag, catering to modern commuters while maintaining high durability and traditional craftsmanship.

Wandering Vietnam: Capturing moments with the Ricoh GR IIIx

Ricoh Andrew Tobin -
The author reflects on a transformative trip to Vietnam, emphasizing the freedom of traveling light with a compact camera, enabling spontaneous photography and memorable experiences without the burden of extensive gear.

Nick Carver: Master of large-format panoramic photography

Landscape Keith James -
Using a 6x17 format view camera, Nick Carver documents both the spectacular and quirky scenes to be found in California's cities and deserts, creating breathtaking, wide-angle photographs of his subjects.

Why I chose the Leica Q3 Monochrom for black-and-white photography

Monochrome Olaf Reichardt -
Choosing a camera with a dedicated monochrome sensor requires a deep commitment to black and white photography. The author describes his personal journey to the eventual purchase of a Leica Q3 Monochrom.

What photos would you submit to an exhibition on Rhythm and Form?

Workflow Keith James -
Masking in Photoshop is a useful technique for creating composite images, where multiple subjects, isolated from an original image, can be arrayed on a blank canvas, for example, to convey an overall sense of rhythm.

The black-and-white world of mid-century technical journalism

Feature Articles Mike Evans -
The article reflects on the author's preference for black-and-white photography, sparked by discussions on colour images from a Lanzarote vineyard visit, and reminisces about a career in technical journalism.

The Answers: Choosing between monochrome and colour conversion images

Opinion Jon Cheffings -
Last week, Macfilos celebrated monochrome photography, featuring insights and tributes to notable photographers, and discussions on perceptions of monochrome images from colour conversions.

Street Art: You’ve got to look up to see what’s going down

Street Jon Cheffings -
This article emphasises the importance of exploring and appreciating street art across various neighbourhoods, highlighting its evolution and cultural significance, while encouraging people to discover art in their surroundings.
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