Simply The Best?

May 25, 2013 by Phil Kneen Photography

I was talking to a college student this week, I asked him why I hadn’t seen any of his work recently, his reply bemused me – “I’m getting a Canon 5D mark three in a few weeks, so I’m not shooting anything until I get that, it’s like ten times better than the camera I’m using now…I want to shoot my ideas on the best kit…should I get the seventy to two-hundred?” Amazing. This talented young artist has actually put […]

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Dispose of carefully…

November 4, 2012 by Phil Kneen Photography

‘You take the pictures, we’ll do the rest’ – That was Eastman Kodak’s catch line when they introduced the Box Brownie over a hundred years ago. The Brownie was basically a disposable camera, you bought it pre-loaded with film, took your photos, sent it back to Kodak and they would return your snaps along with your camera, re-loaded. Box Brownies sold in their millions. Kodak have come almost full circle, now on its financial knees, the only thing that this […]

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