Interesting concept. Distinctive look. Not a film I’ll be buying again. Lomography has built a reputation for producing films that embrace imperfection. Their films are often less about technical accuracy and more about mood, nostalgia and experimentation. The latest addition to the range, LomoChrome Color ’92 Sun-Kissed, promises warm golden...
There are watches you admire from a distance, watches you try on because you’re curious, and then there are watches that immediately make you start justifying a future purchase. The Rolex Yacht-Master II 126680 falls firmly into the third category. Recently, I had the opportunity to try the watch at...
Can you be a marketer without a marketing degree? That’s not the real question. The academic in me wants to spring up a debate, so please comment below. I was reading a news story recently about a former Air Canada pilot accused of flying thousands of passengers over a 17-year...
Video editors are asking a difficult question. I for one switched away from Final Cut Pro to Premiere in 2011 after the release of FCPx. For more than two decades, Final Cut Pro wasn’t just another video editing application. It was one of the defining creative tools of the digital...
Some films impress you immediately. Others take time to appreciate. And then there are films like Ilford FP4 Plus 125 — films that quietly earn your respect with every roll you shoot. In an era where photographers often obsess over ultra-fine grain, extreme sharpness, and laboratory-perfect image quality, FP4 sits...
Fujifilm Superia: The film that gave the world greener greens and deeper blues. If you’ve ever loaded a roll of Fujifilm Superia into your camera, you’ve probably noticed something immediately. The colours look different.Greens seem richer. Blues appear deeper. Landscapes feel more vibrant. Even ordinary snapshots often have a distinctive...
It is pointed, opinionated, and creates curiosity without sounding like a partisan attack. It allows you to argue that payroll tax, super changes, wage increases and investment policy changes are collectively increasing pressure on SMEs while still sounding like a concerned economic observer rather than a political campaigner. I have...
I was 12 years old in 1999. Like most kids, I had hobbies and interests, but I was also fascinated by numbers. I always have been. While some kids memorised football statistics, I found myself paying attention to house prices, business stories, economic news, sales figures, interest rates and anything...
