30 January, 2026
Charming Flamingo – One Shot Story
I shoot daily with a digital Nikon body, I intend to return more and more to the roots of my photography story from my childhood when I first took a camera in my hand in kinderg...
27 January, 2026
Sometimes I Don’t Know What I Was Photographing
It’s got this kind of… mmm… It’s burn-y, melty… it’s not really a smoky taste… It’s kind of like this ‘ba-boom! zap!’ kind of taste. Don’t you think? – Remy, R...
23 January, 2026
Feel Nothing, Hear Nothing, See Nothing
I don’t know where this story should begin. Perhaps that uncertainty is the only honest place to start. For years, I have lived with anxiety. At its worst, it escalated into pan...
20 January, 2026
Arizona Dreamin’ – One Shot Story
It was close to nine in the evening, yet the edge of the sky was still pale blue. The heat had not softened. Dry wind lifted sand and cut against my exposed skin. Eighteen wheel...
17 January, 2026
Summicron 50/2 and Nikon Z5 – An Empirical Field Test
A casual stroll around the Trevi Fountain gave me the chance to experiment with an unusual combination: an old Summicron 50/2 and a relatively new Nikon Z5. The opportunity mate...
12 January, 2026
I don’t shoot portraits – A one shot story
For most of my life as a photographer, I avoided portraits—especially of people I didn’t know. The idea of intruding, of asking permission to study someone closely, always felt ...
10 January, 2026
Ceci N’Est Pas Une Junior (or, Cognitive Dissonance – Part Two)
I took this photo last November while exploring a less touristy area of Tokyo: Ikebukuro. I went there hoping to see a limited edition Alfa Romeo Giulia Quadrifoglio, which was ...
In advertising, sometimes, disregard for reality is a deliberate choice because the aim is to pique the viewer’s curiosity no matter what. At other times, though, it is th...
