Len’s Journal Volume 3 Issue 4 has been printed, numbered, embossed, packaged up… and posted out! This is our last issue for this year and it won’t disappoint.

If you are a subscriber, you should have already received your copy, and be enjoying the wonderful work of our featured artists:

Paul Kenny (https://www.paul-kenny.co.uk) takes us on a mystery journey of the shorelines around the UK.

Ellie Young (www.goldstreetstudios.com.au) crafts beautiful images using alternative processes.

Geoff Pearman (www.pearman.co.nz) shares his fabulous images, are they a landscape? Or, not?

Jade Pierce (https://www.instagram.com/welshfootpath) shares her haunting images of her wanderings and dreams.

Len Metcalf (https://lenmetcalf.com) takes us on a journey with the warm tones of his past.

If you’ve subscribed and you haven’t received your copy yet, please get in touch and we will follow up.

As always, it was a busy day when we got the printed copies to the studio. Hand numbering and embossing each copy before carefully packing them to be posted out.

We love this part of the process, it is satisfying to know that the work has been done and the journals are on their way to our fabulous subscribers. Thank you everyone who subscribes, you are the reason this publication exists and continues to exist! We are busy working on the issues for next year. Volume 4 Issue 1 will be published in Feb 2024 and we’ll be seeing a return to Len’s beautiful sepia work after a burst of colour this year.

If you are not a subscriber and interested in a particular issue, it is possible we have a few left. You can purchase back issues here, while stocks last: https://lensjournal.com/publications

If you would like to, you can subscribe here: https://lensjournal.com/publications/lens-journal-subscription

The subscription automatically renews every three months.

We print a limited print run based on the number of subscribers on the cut-off date, which is 8th Jan 2023 for the next issue which will be published in Feb 2024.

Each issue is embossed and numbered by Len by hand.

Photographs reproduced with permission.