Book review: “Bert Hardy’s Britain” – by James Horrobin
Photography books are a funny thing to me, they’re often big, cumbersome things that are far more expensive than their wordy cousins.
If you’re like me and have the attention span of a lemon, the idea of buying what
Thought piece: Utopia is in the moment – by James Horrobin
Today's rant is something that I've been trying to formulate for a while, it came to a head whilst I was walking around Saltaire with my girlfriend.
Thoughts: The life of a film camera; and all the lives it’s part of – by James Horrobin
This article isn't on photography per se, it's about cameras, it's about our cameras.
Taking the leap: my journey from 4×5 to 8×10 photography – by James Horrobin
My first film camera was a Mamiya c330 system TLR.
