🚣 Henley Royal Regatta
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Daily note
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Weather
Henley-on-Thames
The itinerary file still does not have a 2026-09-20 entry, so this uses the only explicit remaining dated location context in `plans.json`: Henley-on-Thames. It is an overcast, cool start around 14C, feeling closer to 11C, with a WNW breeze near 15 km/h. The day should reach about 19C with cloud dominating, low rain signal, and only a brief hint of sun; keep a light layer handy, especially anywhere exposed by the river.
News
- Analog film photography: Kosmo Foto reports that Harman Technology has launched a limited Ilford Delta 400 Professional Collector's Edition, coated on a clearer base with anti-halation protection for improved scanning, shadow detail, sharpness, and possible black-and-white slide processing.
- Analog cameras: Kosmo Foto reports that Lomography has released a red Graffiti edition of its 35mm Fisheye No. 2 camera, keeping the 170-degree lens, built-in flash, bulb mode, and multiple-exposure controls.
- Analog film photography: Kosmo Foto reports that China Lucky Film has put two new black-and-white films, Yingzhe 100 and Yingzhe 400, onto Chinese e-commerce platforms as new emulsions rather than rebranded SHD stock.
- Documentary photography: 35mmc published a 12 September project about photographing Northstowe on a Pentax ME Super with black-and-white film and Caffenol, using slow analog methods to document a town still becoming itself.
- Photojournalism: WestLicht's World Press Photo 2026 listing has the Vienna exhibition running from 11 September to 22 November, showing 42 award-winning press-photography images selected from 57,376 submissions.
- Horses: World Horse Welfare says its free Horses Explained series is back through 16 October with vets, welfare scientists, and behaviour specialists covering breeding, young horse care, horses in work, veteran care, and welfare-led decision-making.
- Horses: World Horse Welfare's Scottish guidance update highlights new equid-care guidance that puts more weight on mental wellbeing, social needs, quality of life, and management choices made from the horse's perspective.