Ghosts of Christmas’ past cameras
I’ve shot some Christmas pictures in the past years, and now that autumn is approaching its end and winter is... Read more
Too many signs in Great Britain
Rules, regulations, do not, please do not, mind this, mind that. Well.
Tree trunks washed onshore
I was watching this photo on flickr of a tree trunk washed onshore, when I realised that I photographed several of them... Read more
Gli inglesi, la neve e le strade
English winter requires the use of winter tires, but the English do not know it.
Contax / Yashica Carl Zeiss Sonnar 135 mm f/2.8 T* on film and digital
Zeiss Sonnar 135mm is a very good lens - not on digital, though.
Some lenses are soft in the corners – 100F and the English sea
Dealing with lenses soft in the corners
The Britons at the seaside
A photographic journey of how bizzarre an Italian see the English when at the seaside.
The unconventional beauty of British wheelies
Rubbish and recycling bins seem to be part of the urban decor :-)
Pink Lane in Newcastle a good place to test a film camera
Testing my Bronica in Newcastle
Mini (and other) cars found in the streets
I like to photograph reflections in car windscreens. Unintentionally, it seems that my eye has been attracted by Minis mostly.... Read more
England is the darkest country in the world
Often the vocabulary is just the heritage of the culture and the things surrounding us. For example, “pizza” is spelled... Read more
The “bread” in Tesco
I noticed today that Tesco does not indicate anymore “contains flour treatment agent” on the bread. Perhaps all the types... Read more
About tea and old lenses
A good old Sonnar is almost as good as a trusty cuppa!
Tombstones in England
I can’t ignore them. The English place their graveyard right in the middle of inhabited centres. They create interesting contrasts... Read more
English homes
Since 2003, I’ve been living in England. Not every year since, but almost, I have been photographing homes (English homes,... Read more
Tilted lens vs. normal
Durham photographed with a tilted lens.
No, I didn’t go to the woods…
A picture of the woods around the School Engineering.
The Finchale Priory is…
…a “listed building” but, more importantly, is a very, very cold place… when it’s cold. Photographically, the Priory is the... Read more