The author shares their passion for cycling and photography, using rides as a way to escape and capture memories. On a trip to Dorset, they used an old Olympus Trip 35 film camera, embracing the uncertainty of film photography. The developed pictures revealed vibrant landscapes, bringing the cycling experience back to life.
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Exploring Second-Hand Photography Books Part 2
The second in a series of articles on second hand photobooks and a deep dive into “From the Photo-diaries of Mick Williamson” an ongoing project, capturing everyday moments since the 1970s, amounting to over two million photographs. Using a film camera, Williamson’s intuitive style emphasizes the beauty of fleeting moments.
How to fall back in love with photography: Overcoming Disappointment
One of a series of posts about how to fall back in love with photography. I’m waiting for film to be developed and it got me reflecting on the challenges photographers face when assessing their work. Here are a few ideas on how to bounce back from disappointment.
On this day 20th January
No photograph taken today but one from the archive – an old double exposure taken in Dorset on 120 film