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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”

12 Days Of Christmas Is Coming In December!

As we get closer to that festive Christmas period, One Camera One Lens looks to offer a 12 Days Of Christmas bonanza! From December 14th until December 25th there will be something special each and every day for you to read or participate in! This year I wanted to do something a little special toContinue reading “12 Days Of Christmas Is Coming In December!”

Bryngarw Country Park Visit

So, as autumn draws to end, a visit to Bryngarw Country Park in Bridged was the perfect opportunity to capture the final colours of this magical season. Everything was perfect, the temperature, the company, the weather and the location. It made for a fantastic adventure! Travelling light I took my Fujifilm X-T3 with the XF18-135mmContinue reading “Bryngarw Country Park Visit”

Why You Should Always Shoot Raw, Even If You Only Use Jpegs

I’m a strong advocate of getting things right in camera, and I nearly always use the jpeg image from the camera when posting to social media and using images on the website or printing. However, I also always shoot in raw as a backup to those wonderful Fujifilm raw files. This article is a greatContinue reading “Why You Should Always Shoot Raw, Even If You Only Use Jpegs”