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ArticleWel­come

My first decent cam­era was a Pentax LX. (By decent I exclude my first actual cam­era, a Zenith EM, on which I learned the basic skills). Back in 1981 elec­tron­ics in cam­eras were rel­at­ively new and not widely trus­ted for pro­fes­sional work. The...

Wel­come

ArticleThis issue’s con­trib­ut­ors...

Tiffany Tan­gen Tiffany inter­views the hugely pop­u­lar street pho­to­grapher Alan Schaller about his new col­lec­tion on anim­als that share our pub­lic spaces Peter Dench Peter talks to his old friend the legendary Sir Don McCul­lin about his new...

This issue’s con­trib­ut­ors...

ArticleFinal Ana­lysis

Tracy Mar­shall-Grant con­siders an image from the South Wales Val­leys Ihave known and fol­lowed the work of Clémentine Schnei­der­m­ann for many years now and have encountered It’s Called Ffasiwn in dif­fer­ent forms across that time, from its early...

Final Ana­lysis

ArticleCanon RF 45mm F1.2 STM

Amy Dav­ies tests a great value fast prime. Is it too good to be true? Typ­ic­ally, f/1.2 lenses tend to be found in pro­fes­sional-level line-ups and set you back a small for­tune. This 45mm f/1.2 lens is designed to offer enthu­si­asts without such...

Canon RF 45mm F1.2 STM

ArticleAna­logue Adven­tures

Tony Kem­plen takes Andy War­hol’s favour­ite cam­era to, er...Shef­field My wife Sandra and I enjoy city breaks, and we usu­ally pay a visit to the local cathed­ral. We’ve noticed that many, if not most cathed­rals have some super­lat­ive claim to...

Ana­logue Adven­tures