Another few from the quarry — by Bruce Robbins on

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All pics shot on an Olympus OM2 on Adox Silvermax developed in Spur HRX. This one was taken with the 50mm f1.8 Zuiko, probably the best tenn...

Singular Image: Delta Sky — by Bruce Robbins on

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Sorry for the pretentious title. It could have been worse: Signpost to God, anyone? I'm absolutely hopeless at coming up with titles for...

Singular Image: Baxter Park — by Bruce Robbins on

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This is a photograph from the same roll of film as the night shots I posted about last Monday . Baxter Park is a centrally-located park that...

Night Photography — by Bruce Robbins on

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A row of bins waiting to be emptied the following morning. One of the reasons I bought a full frame DSLR (Nikon D700) about four years ago w...

Johnshaven — by Bruce Robbins on

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About 30 miles up the coast from my home in Carnoustie is a wee fishing village called Johnshaven. I'm never sure if this is a haven nam...

Singular Image: Pillbox — by Bruce Robbins on

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I've got quite lot of photographs that never see the light of day because they're single shots and don't fit into a theme. Most ...

South of the Tay — by Bruce Robbins on

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Creich Castle. OM2, 70-150mm f4 Zuiko Carnoustie sits on Scotland's east coast to the seaward side of the River Tay estuary. Most of the...

Part Two: Tri X/Acurol-N - The dull day film search goes on! — by Bruce Robbins on

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The pics here are some others from the roll of Tri X I shot in dull and misty conditions and developed in Spur Acurol-N to see if the combin...

Why do we talk such rubbish about lenses? Part Two — by Bruce Robbins on

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I've had my Zeiss lenses for the Contax system for about eight years and have come to love their look. The negatives from the 50mm f1.4 ...

Why do we talk such rubbish about lenses? Part One — by Bruce Robbins on

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OK, it's a provocative title and I'm as guilty as the next person of hyperventilating about lenses but it's still a question wor...