IN SILVAM SCIRYUDA Medium Format Picture of the Week (MFPOTW) Weekly blog series showcasing photographs that were mostly left out of my galleries, along with other images I appreciate for various reasons. I hope you’ll enjoy taking this journey with me. This weeks Medium format picture of the week 48/25 is one from my little …
Cold winter morning below Stanage Edge Not much in this photo. Just a few millstones randomly lying around. Shot taken during a super cold February morning below Stanage Edge in the Peak District National Park. The photo is not my favourite, but when I look at it, I can feel the bitter cold that I …
Summer forest There is something about Fujifilm Velvia 50. This slide film stock is not in production any longer, but I still have some rolls stashed in my fridge. Velvia 50 is known for very vivid colours. I usually use this stock for sunrises and sunsets, where I can use the full potential of the …
Morning at the Yorkshire coast This place is amazing, Port Mulgrave in North Yorkshire. I have been lucky to catch the amazing sunrise light that morning in 2018. I had my Hasselblad ready, and I was shooting my trusted Kodak Ektar 100. Hard to describe this place; if you haven’t been, you should go for …
In November 2022, I was a guest on the Biblioscapes in Discussion podcast. Because this post disappeared from my blog, I am posting this again on its 3rd anniversary Biblioscapes is a digital library of photo books that features photographers from around the world. It covers a variety of subject matters, themes and styles and …
Misty Misty morning in the Peak District National Park. The landscape was quiet and only birds disturbed the peace. I did a few exposures this morning, and I like all of them. There is something mystical and calming in the picture, which makes me come back to this shot. What’s your favourite shot you’ve never …
New morning This image was captured on the very first roll of colour film I ever ran through my new-to-me ( at that time ) Hasselblad 503CW. I still remember the excitement of testing each lens, slowly getting to know the rhythm of this beautiful machine. The shot isn’t technically perfect, but to me, it …