How to create a Zine on Linux Like many serious photographers today, we want to see our work printed, regardless of whether we are serious amateurs or professionals. I am old fashioned perhaps, but pixels on a screen just does not seem the same as a printed book or sleeved photo album. As an analogue shooter, when I get back from a holiday,

Anyone wishing to link to or describe my entire "Our family in Coronavirus Quarantine" project can now do so at this page : http://tedsmithphotography.co.uk/portfolio/our-coronavirus-quarantine/  I have created a single page with a small introduction and all the photos that I have chosen to publish on the website. I'll also post updates about the zine or any other news there most likely. People (especially other

So this post is probably to be the last of my 'Our family in Coronavirus Quarantine' project, further to Boris Johnsons announcement on May 11th 2020 that the start of easing lockdown measures had began. Sure, his announcement did not mean 'the end' of the lockdown, but I have learned since this began that it is not going to be a quick exit. CREXIT

Further to my previous 3 articles (here (1), here (2) here (3) ) of photographs taken on film everyday during our Coronavirus Quarantine, here are some taken during the final days of April and the first 8 days of May 2020. Fortunately, my faithful supplier of film, Analogue Wonderland, operate an online supply business so were still able to fulfill orders during the lockdown

Further to previous posts 1, 2, 3, that talk about my "Our Coronavirus Quarantine" project, this is the "latest" update with a few shareable shots. I quoted "latest" just there, because about 3 weeks ago, I pretty much ran out of B&W film, and was too skint to buy a new batch, so I had to abandon the whole "every shot in B&W" idea

The London Series (aka "London by Night") - Now A Printed Book As some visitors who have followed my blog and Instagram for a while will know, in recent years I have used my times when visiting London to photograph the city of London at night. London, like most cities, just looks like most other cities in the daytime, except for the odd

Our family in Coronavirus Quarantine - Second Photographs So the Coronavirus Quarantine has continued, and, as I wrote about a week ago and a few days before that , I started this lockdown episode with a mini personal project around 25th March when the UK lockdown was announced. The project was to take at least one photo a day throughout the lockdown. Just