Tag: London

Living in London offers diverse attractions, but locals often overlook tourist spots. The author reflects on Camden Lock's industrial history and its transformation into a popular market, blending heritage with modern leisure.

In 1952, Richard Hedgecock bought a Leica IIIc at Goldthorpe's Chemists in London, amidst post-war camera scarcity. This significant purchase, equivalent to £3,700 today, reflects his passion for photography and the camera's historical legacy.

Kevin begins his adventure exploring the historic Regent's Canal through London. He starts with a personal quest for the site of the family timber yard…

The Macfilos team is back from their summer break, and raring to go. We've stayed busy, writing articles that we'll share in the weeks ahead.

A seasonal greeting from the Macfilos editorial team. It's been a busy but highly successful year for the site. The team is busy tucking into turkey with all the trimmings, but the articles will keep rolling.

David tells us about a chance encounter with a street crusader which proved pivotal to his photographic career...

A small group of enthusiasts had the pleasure of joining legendary Leica lens designer, Peter Karbe, on a photographic stroll through the streets of London…

The Manplan project, which was to become one of the highlights of my career as a photographer, came to...

Twelve of Charlie Gray's epic portraits will be featured in an exhibition at the Leica Gallery in London from 14 September to 29 October. Find out more...

A quiet corner of West London, hard by the River Thames, is full of history: Technology, arts, crafts, music, royal patronage and a unique typeface that led to a 100-year-old mystery...

Keith assuages his love of colonades, arcades, porticos and cloisters in his photographic encouters from California, to London, Spain and Italy...

Is Leica's successful Q2 the ideal travel camera, despite the restructions of its fixed wide-angle lens? Keith sets off for Europe to find out...