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This article is a companion to the one written about Win Hill, and is for those photographers who enjoy walking in the

On a particularly stormy and turbulent February 1st, Ethan and I decided to go on a photoshoot along Derwent Edge. I

Leica’s T series cameras have polarised opinions regarding camera design and interface since the original T was released

“And our atoms shall tumble into Oblivion’s Bed
Dreaming sedimentary dreams on an epochal scale”

Our latest

During November 2017 we visited Mauritius, stopping over for a few days in Dubai. Nothing we had read or seen about it

We decided on a late holiday in 2017, so as November 5th celebrations were taking place, and the pace of Christmas was

Assembled here is a small collection of images taken during a three week island hopping trip across the Eastern Aegean,

I stumbled upon Eddycam just a couple of months ago, driven by a web browsing session, the cause of which was some

Last month we embarked on a trip from Cairo to Aswan to visit some of Egypt’s more well known archaeological sites along

My favourite image viewing software program is FastStone Image Viewer 4.6. It is simple to use, offers

A welcome addition to our Leica lens arsenal is the Summilux-SL 50 f1.4 ASPH, which we took delivery of just a couple of

We are regular attendees at the annual Focus on Imaging show, staged at the NEC, Birmingham. It is the

It's been a few years since we last presented a dedicated religious architectural series of images. The allure of a new

FujiFilm’s X series of cameras has made a big impact on the market since its introduction in 2010.

During our trips to Greece, we have collected many images of the ubiquitous Greek cat. Found in

We have been visiting Greece for more than thirty years and it was inevitable that our modern world would collide with

Over the past few months I have been fortunate enough to receive two very special items that have been

A late summer break saw us visit Halkidiki in Greece. It is an area of outstanding natural beauty where no part of the

We have recently returned from a two week trip around Halkidiki in Greece, specifically the north eastern areas of

Not as well known as Pompeii but in our opinion, far more poignant, Herculaneum suffered the same fate

This is another article in a series illustrating our favourite photography walks. Note that these articles are not

We took a late summer break to the Croatian island of Hvar. Staying in the main town we were central to the frenetic

For this walk, we took a complete departure from our usual Derbyshire haunts and discovered this stunning hike along

July 2013 saw us in search of a picturesque walking holiday far from the madding crowds. Our search first lead us to the

It has been fascinating to watch how phone camera technology has evolved over the years and the latest iterations of

What seemed like a never ending amount of rain and poor weather in the UK saw us book flights to Greece in search of a

Kiwi specialise in producing high quality photographic accessories such as lens and mount adapters,

The 1990’s was a decade that found me experimenting with many different film types that ultimately, in 1999, led to me

2020 hailed in a new decade, along with a pandemic that few of us could have imagined would disrupt our lives throughout

It is fair to say that most people are drawn to water, and we are no exception. The Ladybower, Derwent

September 2016 saw the announcement and release of the sixth lens for Leica’s TL system. Forming

My interest in 35mm lenses has remained unfettered since I first got into ‘serious’ photography more than four decades

I have long been a fan of the Leica D-Lux series of compact cameras and have followed their evolution

Transparency film production has been in free-fall for several years now, as more and more photographers

As purchasers of the Leica Q2 Ghost edition by Hondinkee, we missed out on the very collectible set that included a

My interest in Leica Zoom lenses has taken me on an interesting journey over the last few years. The first ones I

Like some other photographers, as time has progressed and digital technology matured, I have become jaded of the

A few weeks ago we took delivery of our first 35mm sensor size camera, a Leica SL2-S. Like all new cameras there is a

This is the lens that captured my interest in the T system around a year ago. Tantalisingly exhibited at

This is the first lens I purchased for my T camera and just the second zoom I have owned in 28 years.

So I finally committed to a new camera system after many months of evaluating what the market has to

I originally purchased this lens shortly after it was introduced several years ago and enjoyed using it so much I

We recently took the opportunity to purchase a new old stock Leica TL camera body. It appears an odd choice for a new

Coming from a traditional film background, I enjoyed the large bright viewfinders of Olympus’ original OM System

One of the many comments raised when comparing Leica’s X1/2/XE with their latest X Typ 113 is that

This year marks the beginning of a long term project to digitally archive thousands of 35mm slides and negatives taken

Summer 2012 saw us touring the Greek island of Lesvos. Based primarily in the picturesque village of Molyvos, we

It can be a liberating experience to leave most camera gear behind and travel very lightly with just one

The Lowepro Stealth 550 AW is one of the largest bags we own, and addressed the problem of carrying

I took delivery of a Leica SL2-S a couple of weeks ago and felt that it’s austere design would benefit from some kind of