For a bit of fun I thought today we would look at the differences between an old CCD point and shoot camera from 2010 (my 12mp Lumix FS10) versus a modern mirrorless camera (my 24.5mp Nikon ZF). To keep things fair, I have shared the images at the same resolution, so they are all croppedContinue reading “2010 CCD Point And Shoot Vs Modern Day Mirrorless Camera: Image comparison”
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Chasing The Tide At Mumbles
Having visited Swansea, and the beautiful area of Mumbles last week at low tide, only a few days later we knew the tide would be high so we just had to go back! This time I knew I wanted to get the compositions in a slightly different way, so I packed my bag and headedContinue reading “Chasing The Tide At Mumbles”
Something Strange – I get called out for editing too much and using sooc images too much.
Photography is a funny, funny thing. As a full time photographer, a content creator and someone deeply involved in photography with other people I have a huge workflow of images posted daily on my website, on numerous groups on Facebook and Instagram among other places. Recently, and not for the first time, I have beenContinue reading “Something Strange – I get called out for editing too much and using sooc images too much.”
Swansea With The ZF. Focus Stacked Landscapes And More.
Today was a day of getting back to photography, for photography. I was armed with my Nikon ZF and Viltrox Z20mm F/2.8, along with my Z24-70mm, a tripod, ND filters and patience. For the images taken at Mumbles, I used a tripod, and every image was focus stacked, every image thought about and considered… EvenContinue reading “Swansea With The ZF. Focus Stacked Landscapes And More.”
When it becomes a bore
We all get spells of feeling like we are in a rut, or just plain bored with photography. That feeling where you don’t want to get out of bed, let alone pick up a camera and take photos of things you’ve seen and photographed a million times. Often it’s a different place, with different subjects,Continue reading “When it becomes a bore”
One Camera One Lens Photography 