Tag Archives: Fujifilm

New Fujifilm Recipe: Vintage Summer

I have been working on a “summer” type recipe for a while, but never been happy with the results. So I started from scratch and tried again. This time I liked the results. “Vintage Summer” is a recipe for a summers day, with that vintage vibe. If you’re a Fujifilm photographer, please join our new communityContinue reading “New Fujifilm Recipe: Vintage Summer”

Street Photography In Porthcawl

Street photography is something myself and others really want to experiment with a lot more than we do. It’s a fascinating form of photography, capturing everyday people doing everyday things and trying to make it interesting. It’s something I’ve done a few times over the years, but today was exceptional fun as the weather wasContinue reading “Street Photography In Porthcawl”

Resolven Canal And Melincourt Waterfall

A fantastic visit to Resolven Canal and Melincourt Waterfall on Tuesday June 8th 2021 give us the opportunity to get out and just enjoy the sun, while taking in the sites. Everything was very green, so this always presents a challenge. But I’m very happy with the final results. Armed with my trusty Fujifilm X-T3Continue reading “Resolven Canal And Melincourt Waterfall”

Evening Beach and Park fun!

After a long day of photographing canals and waterfalls, tonight I let my hair down and decided to go and photograph in the evening sun with my best mate Karl. We initially went to photograph in the local park, but there were not many (ie. none) flowers out. So we ended up down the beach!Continue reading “Evening Beach and Park fun!”

Family At Singleton Botanical Gardens (Straight From Camera)

Following on from yesterdays post, I now bring you family photographs from our visit to Singleton Botanical Gardens. All photographs are straight from camera with no colour, brightness or contrast adjustments. You may not know this, but of all the things that I photograph, photographing family and friends is the most precious and special toContinue reading “Family At Singleton Botanical Gardens (Straight From Camera)”