It's only spring, but time to start thinking about a summer wardrobe. Adding to our trend of education t-shirts, we present our Sunny 16 design. Sunny 16 'rule' helps estimate exposure without a meter. It's not a exact, more of a guide. /leicesterlofiphotography.teemill.com

It's exactly 4 weeks today! (Unless you're reading this after 31st March) We'll be doing something to celebrate, so look out for more details on that.

2nd April 1845 - French physicists Leon Foucault & Louis Fizeau made the first successful photo of the sun. In a major technological feat, they pointed their camera at Earth’s star and made an exposure of 1/60th of a second. The image was a daguerrotype about 4.7 inches diameter.

Join us for a day of large format shenanigans on the 18th May. We'll show you how to use a 5x4 camera, shooting on paper and film, plus we've also got a LomoGraflok instant back from Lomography UK to play with 📷 sign up here : eventbrite.com/o/18052759883

'The Fallen' by #thirdbitedance is a new performance capturing the often hidden anger, passion and intimacy inherent in growing older at Yorkshire Dance Ageless festival 📆 12th July 16.45 📍Leeds City College 🎟️ Pay What You Can Book now: yorkshiredance.com/whats-on/event… 📸 David Wilson Clarke

Today Thurs 18th April LCB Depot in Leicester are showcasing documentaries from 3 local filmmakers from 1pm Featuring Adam Shaw, James Shaw & Luke Dobson check out this & other lunch events here: lcbdepot.co.uk/event/screen20…

In preparation for Worldwide Pinhole Photography Day next weekend we've put together a bit of a resource pack, with all the handouts and guides we've made since we started (including the back of our very first leaflet promoting the group).

Lee Miller was an American photographer & photojournalist. Also a fashion model in New York in the 1920s. In the 30's she moved to Paris, to be a fashion & fine art photographer, working with Man Ray as his student, muse and lover. In WWII, she was a war correspondent for Vogue.

Polaroid founder Edwin Land announced the SX-70 at a company annual meeting on this day in April 1972. On stage, he took out a folded SX-70 from his suit coat pocket and in ten seconds took five pictures, both actions impossible with previous Land Cameras. .

Few days now to Worldwide Pinhole Photography Day, let us know if you're planning anything cool (let's face it, anything pinhole is cool!) and don't forget to post your results to the Pinhole Day Team website - pinholeday.org

The official tea making and biscuit storage area is now complete - Asl Yl wired in the socket last night. Also - there's a couple of spaces left on the large format workshop in a couple of weeks - so if you're interested get yourself signed up here: eventbrite.com/e/large-format…

Come and join us - and hundreds, maybe thousands more, across the U.K. - on the first The Big Film Photowalk! 29th June 12:00pm - 3:00pm

The @generatorlboro is hiring. We’re looking for a community engagement officer. Could you be the right fit? uk.indeed.com/viewjob?jk=826…

Our next workshop is coming up ... Toning - a day exploring different ways of toning your darkroom prints. Including using Halochrome, a toning technique that gives your prints a metallic mirror silver finish (judging the second pic - quite hard to photography successfully 📷 )

Dorothea Lange was a pioneering American documentary photographer known for her powerful images capturing the struggles of the Great Depression and the internment of Japanese Americans during World War II.

Robert Capa was a Hungarian-born photojournalist known for his daring & dramatic war photography. He covered major conflicts such as the Spanish Civil War, World War II, & the First Indochina War, capturing iconic images that have become symbols of the brutality and chaos of war.

Right, It's time for one of our legendary day trips (ok, legendary might be a bit premature, but we're working on it 📷 ) - who wants to go take some awesome photos at Orford Ness?

Muybridge's work was commissioned by Leland Stanford, the industrialist, former Governor of California, and horseman, who was interested in horse gait analysis. Legend has it that Stanford had a wager to prove all four feet of a horse left the ground when it ran.

Does anyone know a good locksmith? Some old tenants are leaving that I'm keen to keep out...

Yay, I have a couple of watergrams in this year’s sock gallery summer exhibition, in Loughborough. Thanks to the selectors.