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A wheelbarrow repurposed as a display, loaded with boxes and left against a stone wall. There’s something honest about objects waiting to be moved on, useful once more, or quietly forgotten. Street scenes like this remind me that commerce doesn’t always need polish — sometimes it just needs presence.
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Around 1997 and 1998, I remember hearing a particular argument from photography enthusiasts and even some professionals that has stayed with me ever since. Digital photography was starting to become more visible, and there was a strong sense among some people that it simply wasn’t “real” photography. Film, in their…
For a professional photographer, buying a camera can be a relatively straightforward business decision. It needs to do a job, perform reliably, fit the workflow and ultimately help generate income. For a hobbyist, the equation is much less rational — and, arguably, much more interesting. We tell ourselves we are…
The Leica M is one of the most recognisable camera systems ever made. From the original Leica M3 of the 1950s through to cameras such as the M6, M10 and M11, that single letter has represented Leica’s approach to photography for more than 70 years. But what does the M…
One important factor in any discussion of Leica price rises is where Leica M cameras and lenses are made. Leica markets the M-System as a “Made in Germany” product. Its current M cameras include the Leica M11 family, Leica MP, Leica M-A and Leica M6, while Leica says its M…
