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This is another episode featuring a Nikon Z camera and a vintage lens. This time, I’m using the Minolta MC Rokkor-HG 35mm 2.8, which I recently took out of the cupboard where I keep my old manual lenses. The following shots have all been taken wide open, in no particular order and are intended to...

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We all have a little digital camera in a drawer somewhere. We occasionally take it out for family gatherings to take simple, well-lit photos indoors. Set the flash to automatic and off we go. And if we forget the camera, we just use our smartphone. Always correctly exposed and lit. That wasn’t always the case....

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I don’t know where this story should begin. Perhaps that uncertainty is the only honest place to start. For years, I have lived with anxiety. At its worst, it escalated into panic attacks that sent me to the emergency room multiple times. When it hit, my mind acted as a fast-moving, derailed train, shaking violently...

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I predominantly shoot black-and-white film, preferring digital for colour. But in 2025, besides my usual quota of B&W, I also shot nine rolls of 35mm colour film, which for me is decidedly more than normal. What’s more, the nine rolls include eight different emulsions, shot on six different cameras. So I thought it would be...

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For those who aren’t already familiar with them, DragonFilm is a small UK based company who re-spool various interesting films under their own branding. Up until recently they sold a few black and white films (no fancy names, just No. I, No II and so on, up to VI) but during the latter part of...

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