More Light Than We Imagine
Night street photography in Nantes with HP5+ and Nikon FE—how city light surprises after dark, even with shaky hands and tired eyes.
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NORTHUMBRIAN SUMMER PART 1
Back in Alnmouth, summer takes a slower shape. A walk with my dad, a hello in the village shop, an espresso and muffin at Scotts. Nothing dramatic, just small rituals that somehow mean everything. This is Part 1 of Alnmouth 2025—a story of home, family, and quiet moments.
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Photography Philosophy Part IV – The Art of Storytelling in Photography
Explore the art of storytelling in photography with insights on crafting narratives through images. This article delves into techniques for capturing daily moments and the significance of single photographs, guiding photographers to create meaningful stories that resonate with viewers. Discover how to transform your photography into a powerful narrative tool.
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The Opening of the Film Archives – Trentemoult October 2016
Explore the timeless beauty of Trentemoult through black and white film photography as a father reflects on capturing moments with his daughter. This nostalgic photo essay delves into family bonds, the art of composition, and the fleeting nature of time. Perfect for fans of photography and personal storytelling.
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The UK Chronicles: A Black and White Footnote
Discover the transformative power of black and white photography in this “The UK Chronicles” footnote. Learn how to convert color images to black and white using Adobe Lightroom and techniques to preserve depth and emotion. Explore the unique aesthetic and emotional impact of monochrome photography, showcasing stunning UK landscapes and capturing the essence of travel experiences.
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The Opening of the Film Archives: An October Saturday in Town with Killian, 2016
Discover black-and-white street photography from October 2016 in Nantes, featuring the Praktica MTL3 and HP5 Plus film. This article highlights ‘Ian and Killian days,’ capturing intimate father-son moments and the raw texture of film. Explore the charm of analogue photography and the beauty of imperfections.
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The Opening of the Film Archives: On va Marcher sur la Lune, Kate
Explore “On va Marcher sur la Lune – Kate,” featuring my daughter’s candid photos from Nantes. These raw, delicate images offer a unique glimpse into her world, capturing the nostalgic journey of childhood photography.
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The UK Chronicles, Part V: Rothbury to Hepple
The author describes a place called Hepple that brings them peace and joy. They reflect on revisiting the place with a different camera and the serenity it brings. Despite limitations, they find new perspectives and appreciate the beauty around them. The experience evokes a sense of gratitude and connection to nature.
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The UK Chronicles, Part IV: Alnwick to Rothbury
The road from Alnwick to Rothbury offers stunning views of the Northumberland moors and valleys. A photography trip with the author’s son also involved savoring the British countryside. The journey included capturing morning light, enjoying an English bakery, and culminated in the decision to visit Otterburn for more photos and a potential adventure for another day.
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The UK Chronicles Part I – Lesbury
Introduction: A Journey to the UK Good evening, Dear Reader. Welcome to the UK. I couldn’t not go to the UK without writing about it and taking the…
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The Opening of the Film Archives—the Hangar à Bananes August 2016
This is the second part of a special day with the author’s daughter. They visited Jardin des Plantes, then went to Altercafé at the Hangar à Bananes. The daughter’s strong-willed nature is highlighted, and the author reflects on her as a model. The day concludes with the recognition that even a top model needs rest.
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The Opening of the Film Archives—Jardin des Plantes August 2016
The writer reminisces about a time when his daughter was younger and more eager to spend time with him. He describes a visit to the Jardin des Plantes in Nantes, recalling how his daughter subtly led the photography outing. The images captured hold nostalgic value, representing a specific moment in time from 2016.
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