I just needed to get out this morning. I have been wanting to give my new Tamron Z35-100mm lens a try, so I got up, took the boys to school and walked straight down the beach. Weather was lovely and sunny, the tide was in (quite a low, high tide today) and I had myContinue reading “Shutter Therapy – Testing The Tamron Z35-100mm Lens At The Beach”
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New Lens First Look – The Tamron Z 35-100mm F/2.8
Alright, let’s talk about the Tamron 35-100mm f/2.8 Di III VXD for the Nikon Z mount. Honestly, when you first pick this thing up, the biggest shocker is the size. If you’ve ever lugged around a traditional 70-200mm f/2.8 brick, or even a hefty 35-150mm, this little guy feels like an absolute featherweight. Weighing inContinue reading “New Lens First Look – The Tamron Z 35-100mm F/2.8”
Why Getting It Right In Camera Is More Important Than You Think
For many, the true art of photography happens in the field, not behind a computer screen. While modern post-processing software offers incredible tools to polish a digital file, the core of great photography relies on the choices made at the exact moment the shutter clicks. Making deliberate, precise adjustments in the camera is the singleContinue reading “Why Getting It Right In Camera Is More Important Than You Think”
Retropia Archivist Camera Bag – Real Use Review
I always love my camera bags. I own quite a few, and they all have their uses. From my backpack that I use to store all my lenses, to my daily carries which are over the shoulder bags. However, Retropia sent me their very stylish and practical Retropia Archivist Camera Bag. “The Design” I choseContinue reading “Retropia Archivist Camera Bag – Real Use Review”
A Long Overdue High Resolution Tweak
After some great feedback which really made me think about things, I have had to agree with my friend Marc over at Open Source Photography. Although I share a lot of images on here, and they get a lot of attention, some people want to see them in higher resolution. I have opened up anotherContinue reading “A Long Overdue High Resolution Tweak”
One Camera One Lens Photography 