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Under Swirling Skies: Mitch Dobrowner+
Craggy peaks, distant valleys and ominous skies; these are the stock and trade of brilliant landscape photographer Mitch Dobrowner. His otherworldly...
Five For Friday #34+
“The aim of every artist is to arrest motion, which is life, by artificial means and hold it fixed so...
EOS Showcase: The Magic of Matt Toynbee’s Black & White Images+
My interest in black & white photography means that I follow the work of several photographers that work in monochrome....
Amazingly Powerful Portraits Of The Homeless+
In 2008, Lee Jeffries, then an accountant, was in London to run a marathon. Also an amateur photographer, Jeffries set...
Stunning Black & White Portraits By Betina La Plante+
When I saw Betina La Plante’s fantastic photograph of Terence Stamp, I thought two things. One, what a fantastic photograph of...
Silence Is Golden+
Michel Hazanavicius’ new film, The Artist, is somewhat of an anomaly in the current cinematic climate. There are no huge...
Elemental Beauty: Herb Ritts+
I am not a big fan of nude photography. Not because I’m too conservative or find it exploitative, but because...
Shooting Film: Purpose or Pointless?+
Jeffery has been encouraging me to shoot with film for a few months now (I think secretly he wants to...
New Craft & Vision eBook – The Power of Black & White+
Craft & Vision have built a superb library of eBooks, but they have raised the bar with their latest release....
Q&A@F&B No. 10 – Andrew S. Gibson+
Andrew S. Gibson is a freelance writer and the technical editor for the UK’s EOS Magazine. Oh, and he’s also...
Photographer Spotlight – Steen Doessing+
With some photographers’ work you can just glance through and get an appreciation for what it is they do. Others...