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Discovering the Real Cuba: Beyond the tourist sights

The Cuba of clichés is easy to see. The real Cuba takes more effort. But the joy it brings is profound and challenges the preconceived notions we might have. Open a window on the real Cuba with James Rice. And then travel there…

Shooting from the sHip: The compact Panasonic Lumix S 28-200mm F4-7.1 Macro zoom is a winner

The Lumix 28-200mm zoom lens proved ideal for travel photography during a river cruise, offering versatility and sharpness, suited for both urban and scenic landscapes.

Leica Q3 43 on Elba: The essence of rosemary, iron and light

Claus reflects on a photography-focused trip to Elba, utilizing the Leica Q3 43 camera. Despite initial plans altered by health issues, the experience remains fulfilling, emphasizing simplicity and adaptability in photography.

Meandering through a delightfully damp and monochromatic Sunday in Paris

Mark Catto discovers that the charms of having Paris all to yourself for a day are not to be undervalued or dampened by a little rain. And yes, it's still beautiful.

Curiosity in Decay: What abandoned items may reveal

In Yorkshire, they say “Where's there's muck, there's brass.” What you discover many not be financially valuable, but the simple stories that can be told are well worth it and worth a picture.

Street Photography After Darke: An interview with the editor of Klick magazine

Defining street photography can be tricky. In this article, the editor of Klick magazine shares his perspective on what makes for a good street photograph.

Discovering Leica’s legacy in the old town of Wetzlar

There's more than Leica to see in this beautiful and historic town of Wetzlar in the state of Hesse, in Germany. If you're making a pilgrimage here, stay a little longer and enjoy more of what this town offers.

Celebrating musical diversity – with a medley of Leica cameras and lenses

A front row seat at his local library, and a range of Leica gear, has enabled Keith to photograph a dizzying display of musical virtuosity, and build an extensive collection of musical portraits.
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