Photographs, Photographers and Photography discusses photography in all its guises with an emphasis on the art of making photographs.

Organization: ‘Indexes’ at the top of the page profiles my work under ‘Photographs’, ‘Photographers’ showcases the work of others. Click on ‘Technical’ to expand on the gobbledegook.

Image theft: Theft of my images will be aggressively prosecuted.

Ethics: I pay for all my equipment with my money. No one pays for my opinions. My photography books sell at cost or, in the case of my eBooks, are free.

Copyright: Images displayed on this site take three forms: Book covers, where no attribution is necessary as it’s self-evident and my mention here only helps sell the book. Images by other photographers to which I add a Copyright display. If any photographers or their executors have an issue with this please let me know and I will remove the image. However, do realize that this site is strictly not for profit, so any display of other photographers’ images benefits them, not me. And finally, images taken by me which are my copyright; no permission is given to reproduce these without my written approval.

Hardware:: A 2018 Leica M10 for street snaps, a 2012 Nikon D800 in the studio, a 2020 iPhone 12 Pro Max for directions, a 2013 MacBook Air and a 2024 Mac Mini M4 for processing. A 1975 BMW R90/6 Airhead motorcycle for sanity, and a 2013 Honda PCX150 scooter for groceries. Plus a 2000 Lexus sedan which refuses to fail.

Software: OS 10.15 Sequoia, Lightroom Classic, Affinity Photo 2.0, Snapseed. My beautiful son, Winston v. 2002, for ideas and morale.

The author, small in London. Spring 1955.

With my son Winston and Rocky in Philadelphia, Summer 2019.

The Author: After years of misery in an English public school where he learned about corporal punishment, Englishness and cricket, Thomas Pindelski attended University College, London, graduating at the top of his class in Mechanical Engineering. He immigrated to the United States in 1977, where he takes pictures for fun and sanity. This blog has zero commercial intent, no advertising, no cookies and no click through money grubbing.

Biography: A living thing. Click here.