I'm very pleased to be able to support this event by contributing three of my pictures for the exhibition and sale. WELLS ROTARY...

Very pleased to have stopped light leaks marring the film in the 100-year-old panoramic Kodak. The solution is a piece of black paper...

I'm enjoying exploring the capabilities of this 100-year-old panoramic camera - gradually identifying where the light leaks have been...

Having tracked down a reasonably priced Kodak Panoram 4 D, it needed some cleaning and repair, but the effort was rewarded with a lovely...

Dawes Twine Works in West Coker, Somerset is a heritage site for industrial archeology, preserving the story, buildings and artefacts of...

#Stereoscopic images when viewed correctly create the illusion of depth and can be quite startling in their effect. From a small boy, I...

Having discovered by accident the effect seen here, I set out to reproduce it in order to create this image. Starting with a #largeformat...

This is one good thing to have come out of lockdown for me - given me the time to research and then steadily work through my...

A visit to Clovelly gardens in North Devon was a great chance to use my Thornton Pickard Imperial - full plate camera from the 1900s. I...

The sky looked promising for clouds above the old Birnbeck Pier, so I took my 1900s Thornton Pickard Imperial camera (Image size 8.5×6.5...

Here are my favourite images from past few weeks – some digital – some paper negatives, x-ray film etc.. It’s good to take time and look...

Self portrait- These are my first attempts at pouring liquid silver gelatine emulsion (Foma from Silverprint) onto a glass plate to make...

Old Parson’s Fruit ‘n’ Veg is the title, Fruit-‘n’-Veg through old glass – is the content of my new Blurb book. created at the suggestion...

I love making star-trail images with my DSLR, but wanted to see what I could achieve with my 100 year old camera (Thornton Pickard...

Pleased to have successfully “married” my Dallmeyer 8″ (f2.9-11) to a, recently acquired, Thornton Pickard Imperial (Full Plate). I have...

Having started with the Victorian bellows cameras I thought I’d explore some other old cameras and see if I could use them with paper...

I was surprised to see my last post was over 3 months ago. But I haven’t been idle – far from it, especially now we are “locked down” at...

An exciting find at a local general auction as added a new dimension to the images I can make with my 1900s New Countess 10×8 field...

New lens producing good results- I bought the lens for its combination of short focus length and small apperture, allowing me to make...

Tempted by the low price I have some 10-year-old Kodabrome photographic paper to try as paper negative in my large format 10×8 1900s...