A bonus podcast looking at the 1987 book 'The Photographic Memory: Press Photography - Twelve Insights' containing essays by twelve photographers including Don mcCullin and Peter Korniss. Book links can be found on the podcast link page at darkerskies.wordpress.com/podcast

In the podcast: Flickr changes its terms with the potential for image deletion from free accounts and in the podcast links - an community living underground in Australia, a community living off grid in the North weat of Scotland and a great documentary drama film not shown on BBC TV for twenty years - The War Game. All of the weblinks for the digital content mentioned in the podcasts can be found on the dedicated podcast links page at https://darkerskies.wordpress.com/podcast/

In the podcast: Ten years of talking and finding photography on Twitter. In the links are Magnum's images from Northern Ireland during early 1970's, Roman Vishniac's images of Jewish life and Jane Bown's faboulous portraits of gypsies. All of the weblinks for the digital content mentioned in the podcasts can be found on the dedicated podcast links page at https://darkerskies.wordpress.com/podcast/

In the podcast: A new company logo, the website returns to using the Cloudflare security and CDN service plus the latest image featured in this month's'From the Archive 'post is from a project about the Army Reserve. Photo links look at F1, Brexit on the borders of Northern Ireland and Ireland, we take a look at the life and work of Magnum photographer Wayne Miller and National Geographic highlight the groundbreaking work of Dickey Chappelle. The links mentioned (and more) can be found on the podcast link page at darkerskies.wordpress.com/podcast

In the podcast: Details on three blog posts added to the website(s) this month including a long overdue review of my Billingham 550. In the photography links, classic (Werner Bischof) and contemporary (Martin Parr) photos from the Magnum website, Le Mow endurance lawnmover racing and more. The mentioned links (plus some bonus links) can be found on the podcast link page at darkerskies.wordpress.com/podcast

In the podcast: More changes to the website including updates to the weblog, podcast and website shop pages. The Tumblr 50mm photoblog also gets a lick of paint for the first time since 2011 and there are a couple of great photography links including the Tour de France at its most beautiful and how Washington, England, feels about President Trump's UK visit:. The mentioned links (plus some bonus links) can be found on the podcast link page at darkerskies.wordpress.com/podcast

In the podcast: The second of the special podcasts takes an introductory look at the Norfolk Project, a series of images taken in the English county of Norfolk between 1998 and 2016. Part documentary and part landscape, the photographs here are part of a self initiated long term project documenting the social, historical and geographic aspects of the English county of Norfolk using digital, 35mm and 645/6×6 medium format photography. The gallery can be found at https://www.richardflintphoto.com/featured-photography-norfolk-project/

In this month's podcast: A few more tweaks to the website, plans to improve some of the galleries and some great documentary photography (currently being exhibited) from the 1980's from Tish Murtha of community life in Newcastle Upon Tyne and David Bailey, Paul Reas and more photograph industrial Wales for Ffotogallery. The links mentioned (and more) can be found on the podcast link page at darkerskies.wordpress.com/podcast

In the podcast: A few more improvements to the website... but problems too. The Test strip blog has one of Richard's favourite images taken in the Highlands of Scotland. In the photography links, two great photoblog posts by the Atlantic Photo blog of the Changing Way of Life For Mongolia’s Dukha Reindeer Herders, amazing images from the past week of volcanic activity on Hawaii's Big Island and A Gambler’s Look at Gamblers by photographer Martin Amis. All the links can be found on the podcast link page at darkerskies.wordpress.com/podcast

In the podcast: More news about the improvements made to richardflintphoto.com including a new logo, new photos for the slider and more. In the links is A Sense of Community: Wolverhampton in the 1970s - A decade after Enoch Powell’s infamous speech on immigration, Chris Steele-Perkins travelled to Wolverhampton in 1978 to photograph the communities most affected. Also Helen Levitt’s Street Dramas - Levitt shot the black-and-white photographs between 1934 and 1946, mostly in working class neighbourhoods of New York City. All the links can be found on the podcast link page at darkerskies.wordpress.com/podcast