In 2010 I purchased a bridge camera that still, to this day, is the camera that I owned for the longest amount of time. For a bridge camera, it was small, light and run on AA batteries, meaning that wherever I was in the world, I would never run out of power or need toContinue reading “From Europe To USA (2010-2019): Looking back at a decade with a bridge camera.”
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My Old Website Is Still Up And Running!
If you want to see some of my older photography, then you might be surprised that my old website is still up and running! It was running from 2018 through to 2021 and during the pandemic I decided to start totally fresh with my website and how I looked at photography. You can visit theContinue reading “My Old Website Is Still Up And Running!”
Fujifilm Instax Mini 41 VS Instax Mini 99 – The Instax Cameras For Adults!
Fujifilm Instax cameras have a reputation for looking like children’s toys, and it’s right, many of the cheaper Fujifilm Instax cameras are very childlike in looks, but those are the cameras aimed at the younger generation. What we’re going to do today is take a look at two more grown up Instax cameras (for adults!),Continue reading “Fujifilm Instax Mini 41 VS Instax Mini 99 – The Instax Cameras For Adults!”
Fujifilm Instax Mini Evo – A Long Term Review
I didn’t think I would be writing a long term review on this camera, but three years later, I’m still using and enjoying the Mini Evo, maybe not in the same way as I was originally, but it’s still a lot of fun. Here is my long term review, about my usage. What is theContinue reading “Fujifilm Instax Mini Evo – A Long Term Review”
It’s been a year since I left Fujifilm for Nikon, will I go back?
It is hard to believe that it has been just over 12 months since I left my beloved Fujifilm for the Nikon Z system. It was a change that really did shake the World I live in, as I was a huge part of the Fujifilm community and sung the praises of the system forContinue reading “It’s been a year since I left Fujifilm for Nikon, will I go back?”
One Camera One Lens Photography 