Photobook Review — New York in Color 1952–1962, Ernst Haas
Through the lens of Ernst Haas, we get an intimate look at life in mid-century New York, all captured in the beautifully rich colour palettes of Kodachrome film.
Tokyo Looks Better in Monochrome: The Photography Of Shuji Fujiwara
This week, I’m exploring the work of Japanese photographer Shuji Fujiwara, whose black-and-white images of Tokyo are quietly powerful.
Your 'Real' Camera Is Done — It Just Hasn’t Realised It Yet
Photography was never about the camera, the megapixels, or the romanticism of film. Sometimes a phone is good enough.
For Photographer Julieta Brigo, There Is Always a Photo — Even When There Isn't
In places where street photography is a risk, Julieta Brigo captures raw, instinctive moments. Her work isn’t the polished kind seen in Paris or New York—it reveals humanity in less common places, proving they are no less beautiful.
How We Escaped a Wildfire in Sicily and How I Photographed the Aftermath
In the summer of 2023, a wildfire forced us to flee our house in the hills near Palermo. I documented the aftermath with my Leica IIf and wrote a story about it.