Vintage – Page 2 – One Camera One Lens Photography

Vintage Day In Port Talbot

It is the weekend, and it is just me and my youngest, so what better way to spend a few hours than by popping into town and having some time in the Port Talbot “Vintage Day”. It is a little event, filled with old cars, stalls selling odds and ends and a general vibe ofContinue reading “Vintage Day In Port Talbot”

Car Show With Sam (In Three New Nikon Recipes!)

You all know I love a good car show, and the one we visited today was a regular event where I live. I have photographed this event many times, so today I thought I would do something very different and photograph it in three new Nikon Colour Profiles (or recipes) that I have been workingContinue reading “Car Show With Sam (In Three New Nikon Recipes!)”

A Portrait Shoot With Model Mark Davies At Neath Abbey Ruins

Sometimes an event can happen by planning in advance, and sometimes it can just happen because of fate. I was going to pop out with my friend Andrew to practise some flash techniques, but at the last moment I decided to just place a message on Facebook if any models would like to help usContinue reading “A Portrait Shoot With Model Mark Davies At Neath Abbey Ruins”

American Car Show

After yesterdays amazing family bluebell shoot (which can be found here), I was not expecting to be going out with the camera today. However, just as we were leaving for a walk, the wife pointed out that there was an American Car Show being held locally, so we took a walk, and took a fewContinue reading “American Car Show”

Saint Fagans Museum With A Vintage Camera, A Fujifilm And Almost An Olympus! Plus learning that F/1.4 is important!

I had a lot planned for the visit to Saint Fagans living museum in Cardiff, Wales. I had three cameras with me, and a plan in my head, however, after one image, my Olympus run out of batteries! It just goes to show, don’t trust just a quick look at a battery meter of aContinue reading “Saint Fagans Museum With A Vintage Camera, A Fujifilm And Almost An Olympus! Plus learning that F/1.4 is important!”