Johanna Macdonald – #FridayFeature
The first #FeatureFriday Photographer from Twitter. Johanna hailing from New Zealand recently took a vacation to Brazil. She came back with some interesting photos from favelas in Rio de Janeiro. Enjoy.

The New Feature
I’m a little bit flabbergasted tonight, I have broken the 1000 hits per day on my website. Holy Sh*t, I’m really excited that people from all over the world are taking  time to check my site out. To celebrate, I have come up with a great plan for all the Photographers on Twitter which I have the pleasure to follow. So, if you Tweet and a photographer, the next part is for you. #FridayFeature Thanks to Twitter, the past year I have found so many great photographers/bloggers who have shown me some unbelievable pieces of work. I was thinking, wouldn’t it be great if each Fri

Here – There – Everywhere.
I think we can safely say, winter is upon us. Those cold, windy nights are a perfect excuse to stay inside, wrap up warm and catch up with the ‘This American Life‘ Podcast. It also gives me time to update and re-code The Random Photographer website. What’s new on here? The back end of the website has been altered, but you shouldn’t notice much of a difference (I hope). More exciting, I’ve added a new gallery on the projects page called Lomophono.  Go and have a look and tell me what you think. Please let me know if

Jumping on the Pogo Wagon
In February 2008 Polaroid announced it would cease production of all instant film. A very sad day for many who love and cherish the ageing analogue format. But not all is lost, as from the middle of 2010 the Impossible Project will start producing film compatible with existences and brand new Polaroid cameras. The Pogo In the mean time, Polaroid have released the Pogo Printer to meet all your instant needs. It’s been out for a while now and I loved the idea of having a portable printer with me at all time. When it was released, it cost £99 which is far

The Hitch Hikers Gudie to Alaska (and live to tell the tale)
Hitch hiking, good or bad idea? Well, lets face it, we have all driven passed hitches with the feeling ‘What if I Stopped?’. But then warning lights start to flash in your head ‘ Don’t stop, You’re going to get attacked, raped or you can kiss your car goodbye’. But in reality, if your sensible and use your head it can be a rewarding experience. Just like for those lucky people who picked us up on that sunny Sunday on the side of the road. hehe. If we are going to get an insight in to what it’s like to be an Alaskan drifter then this needs to be done. Camera’s slung around our necks trying to look as much like a tourist as possible, we stand on the edge of George Pa