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Make a six-picture edit. Then take a field card and your camera outside.

A working edit / Mark C Grant archive

Make your six.

How to make the edit ↗

Pick six, in reading order. Click again to remove. These are published archive pictures, not a single camera roll.

0 of 6 selected. Start with an opening frame.

    Your choices stay in this page. The download is a text list with photograph links; the photographs remain © Mark C Grant.

    People walking along a cobbled passage towards a bright opening. Black and white photograph by Mark C Grant.
    Figures in the Cobbled Passage / Mark C Grant

    01 / Field card

    One lens. One walk.

    A thirty-six-frame assignment, a calm approach to people and six final selects.

    Open & print ↗ Text file ↓
    A lone pedestrian passing a long brick wall, in black and white. Photograph by Mark C Grant.
    Along the Brick Wall / Mark C Grant

    02 / Walk log

    Notice your habits.

    A simple spreadsheet-ready log for settings, distance, intention and what actually happened.

    Download CSV ↓
    A passer-by fills the foreground while another figure crosses a wedge of sunlight beneath a brick stairway in Liverpool. Black and white photograph by Mark C Grant.
    Passing through the Frame / Mark C Grant

    03 / Edit sheet

    Thirty-six to six.

    A checklist for choosing photographs and building a sequence without the midnight contrast crisis.

    Download checklist ↓

    A working estimate

    How much is in the zone?

    Use the lens’s actual focal length, not its full-frame equivalent. This is a conventional depth-of-field estimate; acceptable sharpness changes with output size and viewing distance.

    Use it on a walk

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