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If I was in the market for a new camera I would get…

I’m more than happy with my Fujifilm X-T3 camera and my lens choices, but I’ve been thinking a lot lately about which camera I would get if I was going to buy a camera now, and had the funds to just get everything all at once. And that is the key factor, having the funds…Continue reading “If I was in the market for a new camera I would get…”

My Journey in Photography – Part Two; My Move from Canon to Fujifilm (Spotlight Series)

I have been involved with photography as a pastime for nearly 50 years, and I documented the majority of my photographic journey in the Photographers’ Spotlight section of this blog in November 2020 which can be found here. This isn’t a camera review, nor does it delve into the technicalities, but just my experience ofContinue reading “My Journey in Photography – Part Two; My Move from Canon to Fujifilm (Spotlight Series)”

Fujifilm Instax Evo Preview

The brand-new Fujifilm Instax Evo had just been released in some parts of the World, but there’s another three or four months until it gets its UK and European release. As such, there are scraps of information around the internet, so with this preview we give you the most concise and in-depth look at theContinue reading “Fujifilm Instax Evo Preview”

Night Visit To Mumbles

It’s not often I get out in the evenings and nights, and I love the chance to challenge my camera and shooting techniques in these darker environments. A couple of days ago we visited The Mumbles in Swansea for a Christmas Market. I was more than happy with the results as you can see here.Continue reading “Night Visit To Mumbles”

Neath Abbey Monastery, Canal, Iron Works And Urban Exploration

That heading is a mouthful! But it was a day of so much photography, on a dull and dreary Welsh winter day. We explored areas we knew, and discovered areas we had not been to, and because of that, the photos are quite varied today! Armed with the Fujifilm X-T3 and XF18-135mm, we walked alongContinue reading “Neath Abbey Monastery, Canal, Iron Works And Urban Exploration”