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🚣 Henley Royal Regatta

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Weather

Henley-on-Thames

The itinerary file still does not have a 2026-09-25 entry, so this uses the only explicit remaining dated location context in `plans.json`: Henley-on-Thames. It is a misty early start around 13C, with visibility low at first before it brightens through the morning, reaches about 18C by lunchtime, and turns cloudier later with a high near 21C. Rain risk stays low, the wind is light to moderate, and the useful move is a light layer early plus sunglasses for the brighter middle of the day.

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News

  • Analog film photography: Kosmo Foto reports that Harman Technology's limited Ilford Delta 400 Professional Collector's Edition is coated on a clear base, opening up black-and-white slide-processing possibilities.
  • Analog photography: 35mmc published a recent One Shot Story built around stadium architecture and a single-frame way of looking, which is nicely in Daisy's documentary/film-photography lane.
  • Analog cameras: 35mmc reviews the Petri Color 35 D with Foma 100, a compact-camera-and-film pairing useful for anyone who likes practical analog kit notes.
  • Darkroom and film process: 35mmc covers ORWO TF-12D and contrast control, a more hands-on processing item than a generic beginner guide.
  • Documentary photography: 35mmc published a photo story about photographing the Hiroshima Ceremony and lantern floating at Milton Keynes, a quiet remembrance project documented beside Willen Lake.
  • Photojournalism: World Press Photo says its 2026 Photo of the Year and finalists centre on forced family separation in the United States, famine in Gaza, and survivors of sexual violence in Guatemala.
  • Horses: World Horse Welfare says record demand for its support is exposing growing pressure on horses and owners, with welfare teams seeing more people needing practical help before problems become crises.