I was married not far short of 15 years ago, but the cameras that were used were cameras that today, you wouldn’t think about picking up for professional work. In fact, even 15 years ago they were obsolete, but we had great images and sets of lovely canvas’ for our walls. We got married atContinue reading “My Wedding Was Shot On Cameras You Wouldn’t Think Of Using Now.”
Tag Archives: Light
A Waterfall, Some Monochrome, A Squirrel And Birds
Today was a beautiful spring day, I popped out for a short while, with the Nikon Z6ii and the Z24-70mm and Tamron Z150-500mm lenses and took a photo or two of a waterfall, a squirrel and some birds. It was at Penllagaer Woodlands, and it was a lot of fun! The monochrome. A couple ofContinue reading “A Waterfall, Some Monochrome, A Squirrel And Birds”
Brand New Long Exposures Of Penarth Pier
Today I was back at Penarth Pier to capture a few much longer exposures of the area. Sadly, the tide was not as high as I has anticipated, but I still took the opportunity to take photos. The weather was also not what I had hoped for, but still, it was a great few hoursContinue reading “Brand New Long Exposures Of Penarth Pier”
Is Micro Four-Thirds Half As Good As The Other Systems Or A Relevant Camera System?
In the world of modern digital photography, where bigger is better is often the loudest mantra with professionals and experienced amateurs alike, Micro four-thirds cameras remain the defiant underdog that just will not die. Developed by Olympus (now OM System) and Panasonic, this mirrorless standard uses a sensor size exactly half that of a 35mmContinue reading “Is Micro Four-Thirds Half As Good As The Other Systems Or A Relevant Camera System?”
Always On Light – A Little Experiment For Portraits
As you would have read in previous social media posts if you follow me on those (or in YouTube Shorts), I had a bit of new lighting equipment. It is the Neewer FL10 Photography Gobo Torch, and I’ve been experimenting with it. As much as I love my flash photography, sometimes it’s nice to doContinue reading “Always On Light – A Little Experiment For Portraits”
One Camera One Lens Photography 