It’s that time of year again, when the bluebells are growing, and it’s an excellent time to take photos of them. Of course, when we can, we like to take family photos while we are there, plus a few landscape photos. On top of this, I put together a Fujifilm recipe just for the greatContinue reading “Bluebell Fields, The Family & New Recipe “Velvia Colour Plus””
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It seems around half of photographers do absolutely nothing with their photos!
So, I recently held a poll over three very different photography groups. I took the results after 24 hours of being in each group, and a look at them a few days later shows nothing much has altered in terms of answer choices. Because each poll was placed at different times, I’m just going toContinue reading “It seems around half of photographers do absolutely nothing with their photos!”
Family Day Out At Manor Wildlife Park And Fujifilm 18-135mm Review
What better way to spend a day during the school holidays with the family, while giving a final, definitive review of the Fujifilm 18-135mm WR lens. It was a great day and a good test for this lens. In fact, I would say that this lens is made perfectly for situations such as these. ManorContinue reading “Family Day Out At Manor Wildlife Park And Fujifilm 18-135mm Review”
A Photography Shoot In Margam With The 23mm
We visited Margam Lake followed by Margam Park and walked around looking for things to photograph, but most importantly just enjoyed the day. I took a detour up the mountain, and seen some lovely scenery. Sometimes you visit a place that you’ve visited so many times before, you find it hard to photograph, and todayContinue reading “A Photography Shoot In Margam With The 23mm”
Rhosilli Sunflower Fields
What a fantastic day at Rhosilli and the sunflower fields that are currently in bloom there. We decided to take the hour or so trip there and give the boys a few hours to enjoy the day… And they did! It was such a great experience, and one none of us had taken in before.Continue reading “Rhosilli Sunflower Fields”
One Camera One Lens Photography 