Photographers in Jakarta would be forgiven for thinking it’s just an industrial sprawl, but it’s steeped in history and populated with many old Dutch colonial buildings. Construction is everywhere, which is ironic when you consider the Indonesian government is planning an exodus to Kalimantan.
Daytime Street Photography In What Will Become The World’s Biggest City Read More »
A few weeks ago Liz and I started working on her shell macro photography project. Setting up a makeshift studio in the saloon, we rigged up three studio lights, made a softbox and, using Panasonic’s focus stacking feature, began the long process of photographing her shells
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Once again, I’m picking up my APS-C sensored Fujifilm XE2S rather than my full-framed Sony. I’ve mentioned previously how I ‘get’ the whole Fujifilm craze, especially when it comes to replicating that film experience
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Using the TTArtisan 50mm to manual focus is a joy to use. I don’t tend to do spec breakdowns here, concentrating more on the end-product, but I believe this lens is all-metal, with clear aperture and focus length markings embossed clearly
TTArtisan 50mm f2 Manual Focus on Fujifilm XE2S Read More »
What if you don’t own a Fujifilm camera? Take my Sony A7C, a camera far superior to any Fujifilm in almost every way. Almost.
Going Retro – Film Simulation on Sony Cameras Read More »
In this talk I recounted a number of lessons I have learned in my travels that have given me the confidence to put myself out there. How do we avoid offending people as visiting tourists and instead earn their trust?
Travel Photography Talk – Royal Photographic Society Read More »
A digital camera conversion is achieved by removing the RGB filter from the sensor and replacing it with an infrared one, allowing your sensor to see the infrared end of the colour spectrum that the naked eye cannot see
Adapted Infrared Sony A7R With Canon EF Lenses Read More »
The Konica Wide 28, also known as Genba Kantoku, is a fully automatic 35mm film camera from the late 80s
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Three shots of Aldeburgh beach taken with the Nikon FE2, Nikkor 85mm f2 and Kodak Portra 400.
Aldeburgh with Portra 400 Read More »