Mamiya Press update — by Bruce Robbins on July 24, 2018

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Farmyard at Evelick I've been having a whale of a time with the Mamiya Press outfit I bought recently. It's the first rangefinder I...

FP4 and Microphen — by Bruce Robbins on July 16, 2018

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Bridge at Finlathen HP5 and Microphen is working out nicely as far as the 6x9 negatives from the Mamiya Press go so I've been turning my...

If I don't reply to comments... — by Bruce Robbins on July 09, 2018

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...it's because bloody awful Blogger no longer sends me an email alerting me to them. I try to remember to check the admin side of the b...

The Angus Glens — by Bruce Robbins on July 08, 2018

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It's been a while since my last post but a lot has been happening none of which, sadly, has been conducive to photography. Cath and I de...

Soul Survivor — by Bruce Robbins on June 20, 2018

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Here's another shot off the first roll I exposed in the Mamiya Press. You might remember the big, threatening cloud from the earlier pic...

Stars in Their Eyes — by Bruce Robbins on June 17, 2018

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Dalreichmoor, high up in the Carse of Gowrie Way back in the mists of time there was a TV show in the UK called Stars in Their Eyes where or...

In praise of the Filofax — by Bruce Robbins on June 14, 2018

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Well, it's difficult for me to admit it but I guess I can accurately be described as a Luddite now. I'm slowly coming to the conclus...

Moving the goalposts — by Bruce Robbins on June 11, 2018

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Where have all the dogs gone? Ray Moore could conjure up a hound or two (apparently) when he needed them. Lots of other photographers can as...

Under the influence... — by Bruce Robbins on May 30, 2018

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Carse Sheep Farming Rae Knowes, 1980 by Raymond Moore Is there a danger, photographically-speaking, in spending too much time looking at the...