Author: Ian Bartlett
Ian Bartlett
Despite having been around for half a hundred years, shooting images for at least 30 of those, I would say that I haven’t settled on a single genre of photography. I call myself a landscape photographer, and this will always be my calling, because my formative years were spent in the hills of northern England, but, as you can see from my timeline, I turn my lens on a wide range of subjects. I think this is a ‘good thing’. Heartened to see that my eldest teenager is now getting into this art form (and she has quite an eye), so something has rubbed off. Another good thing.
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Camera review: Mamiya C220 Professional TLR
The Mamiya C220 Professional TLR is an engineering marvel and I haven’t found anything about it that I don’t like.
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5 Frames… With Lomography Color Negative 100 (EI 100 / 120 format / Mamiya C220)
We have an annual ‘pilgrimage’ to the island of Lindisfarne off the coast of Northumberland in the UK and it’s a place that never disappoints.
Recently published
- Ultreia: Making pilgrimage to Santiago de Compostela
- 5 Frames… In the pits at Brands Hatch motor racing circuit on FP4 PLUS (35mm format / EI 125 / Nikon L35AF) – by Nik Stanbridge
- 5 Frames… Of my boy (skeleton) Jeffrey on Polaroid Color SX-70 film
- New film day! Say hello to HARMAN Phoenix 200, a brand new mid-speed colour film
- My First Roll… With a Yashica Mat 124G
- The Contax 645: Not just a wedding camera