What’s getting you out with a camera this week?
If the answer is ‘nothing yet’, that’s fine too — maybe use the thread to find an idea, location or small challenge.
Tell us:
- What do you want to photograph?
- What might stop you?
- What’s one simple shot you could still make?
Share the plan, then come back with the result if you get it.
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Anyone got a shoot, walk, edit session or gear test planned this week?
Big or small counts — a paid job, a phone snap challenge, a ten-minute lunch break walk, or finally trying the lens you bought months ago.
Tell us:
- What’s the plan?
- What’s the location or subject?
- What kit are you taking?
- What result are you hoping for?
Drop your plan below — it might give someone else an idea too.
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What are you shooting this week?
Whether it’s a client job, a personal project, a walk around Cardiff, some street photography, product shots, wildlife, family photos, film, phone photography or just testing a bit of kit — drop it below.
Tell us:
- What are you planning to shoot?
- Where are you heading?
- What camera/lens are you taking?
- Anything you’re trying to practise?
Let’s see what everyone’s working on this week.
What’s getting you out with a camera this week?
If the answer is ‘nothing yet’, that’s fine too — maybe use the thread to find an idea, location or small challenge.
Tell us:
- What do you want to photograph?
- What might stop you?
- What’s one simple shot you could still make?
Share the plan, then come back with the result if you get it.

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Anyone got a shoot, walk, edit session or gear test planned this week?
Big or small counts — a paid job, a phone snap challenge, a ten-minute lunch break walk, or finally trying the lens you bought months ago.
Tell us:
- What’s the plan?
- What’s the location or subject?
- What kit are you taking?
- What result are you hoping for?
Drop your plan below — it might give someone else an idea too.
What would you like to see more of on Clickheads?
Pick one, or add your own:
- Camera reviews
- Lens reviews
- Editing tutorials
- Beginner photography tips
- Local photo walks
- Photo challenges
- Film photography
- Lighting setups
- Business / paid photography advice
- Behind-the-scenes shoots
Drop your vote below.
Image: Wikimedia CommonsBest photography spots in Cardiff, Wales, or the West?
Let's build a community list.
Share a location you'd recommend for photography — landscapes, street, portraits, wildlife, night shots, architecture, anything.
Please include:
- Location:
- Best for:
- Best time to go:
- Any tips?
Show us your favourite photo you've taken this month.
It doesn't need to be technically perfect — just something you like, something you're proud of, or something with a story behind it.
Post your image below and tell us:
- Where was it taken?
- What did you shoot it with?
- What do you like about it?
What's in your camera bag at the moment?
Whether it's a full-frame mirrorless setup, an old DSLR, a phone, a film camera, or a lens you refuse to leave at home — we'd love to know what you're shooting with.
Drop your current setup below:
- Camera:
- Favourite lens:
- One accessory you always carry:
- Next thing you're thinking of upgrading:
New from Camera Centre UK: The Forgotten Pentax Smallest Mirrorless
The latest Camera Centre UK YouTube video takes a look at the cult-classic Pentax Q — a tiny interchangeable-lens mirrorless camera that still has plenty of charm for street photography, retro-camera fans and anyone who loves unusual kit.
Originally released in 2011, the Pentax Q is known for its miniature body, 12.4MP backlit CMOS sensor, PASM manual controls, custom front dial, sensor-shift stabilisation, and huge 5.5x crop factor. It is a brilliant little reminder that camera design does not always have to be big to be interesting.
Watch the latest Camera Centre UK video: The Forgotten Pentax Smallest Mirrorless
Watch the video here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I4pPoIZQJis
If you are into compact everyday-carry cameras, quirky discontinued systems, or photography gear with real character, this one is worth a watch.
What do you think — clever pocketable classic, or one for the collectors?
