I once worked within metres of the spot where the remains of our last Plantagenet King were found buried under the car park, just out of shot on the lower right of the image, unaware of what lay just inches beneath the tarmac. After months of argument over where Richard 111’s remains should finally…
Late afternoon on a January day, no birds are singing. Minninglow waits patiently for them to begin again. Minninglow, Peak District National Park. Leica MP, 35mm Summicron asph, Fuji Acros 100, Heliopan O22.
Late in 2013, three new black and white films were launched by Maco in 35mm and roll film formats. Designated Rollei RPX 25, 100 & 400, it is RPX 25 that was of most interest for me. Agfa discontinued their own APX 25 years ago and I have missed it, it was one of my…
class=”aligncenter size-full wp-image-268″ alt=”Moorland Hawthorn” src=”https://www.uklandscapephotographer.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/12/MoorlandHawthorn.jpg” width=”960″ height=”695″ /> The pendulum of photography swings back and forth and it seems to me that photographers have never had it so good. I can take a 35mm Delta 100 negative, scan it on my Imacon and with a couple of Nik plug-ins and a few clicks of…
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