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Monday, 3 August 2026

The last frame on a roll

Easter 2025, I'd invited my Mum over for a few days and I was still living in Wales. To pass the time, I'd take my Mum for day trips.  One day we went to the Brecon Mountain Railway.



Taken on Kentmere Pan 100 film


I took several rolls of film with me and my Chroma Camera Six:9 camera, configured for 6x9 shooting. The final roll was left unfinished with a single frame left. After my Mum went home the single, unexposed frame needed to be shot so that I could develop the roll.  So I went down to New Dock in Llanelli, leaned over the bridge and took this final shot, which, as it turned out, was a bit of a banger!


 Kentmere Pan 100


Thursday, 16 July 2026

Cornwall, a land of drama and mood

Cornwall is a beautiful landscape, from Lands End to Liskeard, there is always something new to discover.  But the light in Cornwall does have an eerie quality and the sea mist will often create a mood. A boiling sea crashing over quays and the wind howling off of the Atlantic, makes an invigorating walk. I love Cornwall in the Autumn, when pubs have their fireplaces lit and an afternoon looking out of a window as nature envelops the landscape. The Cornish beers are great as well and match well with a decent lunch. This selection of photos were all taken on a 6x9 Camera while I was on holiday. We did have a couple of nice days but it was mostly dramatic weather.