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Amateur Photographer, 8 Sep 2026

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ArticleWel­come

Whether you live in a rural or urban area, one of our two big fea­tures should appeal to you. While Court­ney Vic­toria’s clos­eup nature pho­to­graphy and Brian Lloyd Duck­ett’s night street pho­to­graphy may seem like genres at oppos­ite ends of the...

Wel­come

ArticleThis issue’s con­trib­ut­ors...

Peter Dench Peter talks to Brian Lloyd Duck­ett about his noc­turnal street pho­to­graphy and how he has approached teach­ing the sub­ject in his new book Amy Dav­ies Our Fea­tures Editor Amy loves cats, much to the chag­rin of her dachshund, Lola....

This issue’s con­trib­ut­ors...

ArticleThe ori­ginal work­shop

Paul Hill on launch­ing the UK’s first photo work­shop 50 years ago Fifty years ago, work­shops in Bri­tain were where car­penters made cup­boards and where watches were repaired, but in 1976 and his late wife Angela used the word to describe The...

The ori­ginal work­shop

ArticleZeiss Ikon’s nice icons

As Zeiss cel­eb­rates its cen­ten­ary, John Wade presents a trib­ute The Zeiss Ikon story began with a plan to beat the depred­a­tions of World War I, giv­ing rise to a cam­era man­u­fac­turer whose repu­ta­tion blos­somed and developed until,...

Zeiss Ikon’s nice icons

ArticleSee­ing in the dark

Brian Lloyd Duck­ett’s guide to street pho­to­graphy at night Everything changes after dark. At night­fall the famil­iar sud­denly becomes strange. The high street trans­forms into a stage, reflec­tions become portals, shad­ows con­ceal as much as...

See­ing in the dark