Mark G Adams

A new chapter starts with a shock decision

As I sit and write this, I look back upon the 6 years I’ve had with Fujifilm. A brilliant ecosystem, fantastic cameras and I’ve taken some amazing images. So much so, you can see when looking through my images the very moment I swapped from Nikon to Fujifilm. I currently have no main camera inContinue reading “A new chapter starts with a shock decision”

Our Latest Poll About Background Changes Is Interesting!

This week we run a poll across three Facebook groups, with the simple question: “What are your thoughts on changing the background (full background, sky or anything but the original image) in images?” Over 24 hours we had 135 responses to the three answers. Those three answers were: 1. It’s perfectly acceptable.2. It all dependsContinue reading “Our Latest Poll About Background Changes Is Interesting!”

Street Photography At Neath, Wales

A new year is upon us and a new attitude along with a fresh interest in doing things my way, so what better start than to take the group out for some street photography. It was an exceptionally cold day with temperatures of just 1 degree when we met, and only rising to 4 degreesContinue reading “Street Photography At Neath, Wales”

An End Of Year Review Of One Camera One Lens

Here we are again, another year in photography is almost over. I’ve written 75 blogs this year, most of which containing images, and many with reviews and words of wisdom. The year has been filled with ups and downs, and coming to the very end of the year, I can look back on what hasContinue reading “An End Of Year Review Of One Camera One Lens”

An End Of Year Meet At Bryngarw In The Rain

It has been a long, hard, eventful year with my photography and with my group “Photography Adventures Wales”. Usually, for the last meet of the year we visit Mumbles in Swansea, but this year, there was a bit of a change of location and we visited the beautiful Bryngarw Country Park near Bridgend in SouthContinue reading “An End Of Year Meet At Bryngarw In The Rain”