Tag Archives: Wales

Castell Coch Forest With CCD Cameras!

For the first time in many years, I took the group out, but I did not take my Fujifilm X-T3 or my OIympus E-PL8. No, I decided two of my latest CCD cameras, the point and shoot Fujfilm J150W and the compact Canon G11. The price difference between these two on release was huge, withContinue reading “Castell Coch Forest With CCD Cameras!”

Port Talbot Pride At Aberavon 2023

I had never had a chance to photograph a Pride march before, so as I was free I thought I would take the opportunity to join in the fun and see these people enjoying themselves. Sadly, the weather was not too nice, but I do not think it dampened to many peoples spirits. I tookContinue reading “Port Talbot Pride At Aberavon 2023”

A visit to the National Botanic Garden of Wales

It was time for the annual visit to the National Botanic Garden of Wales, and thankfully the weather was on our side, as the last few times it has been a very wet affair! The National Botanic Garden of Wales is a botanical garden located in Llanarthney in the River Tywi valley, Carmarthenshire, Wales. ItContinue reading “A visit to the National Botanic Garden of Wales”

Alleys, Art And Architecture

My “From Project To Print” first project “Alleys, Art And Architecture” is finally complete! This book took approximately three months from start to finish, and to say that I am proud of this book is an understatement. The following video shows you the joy and excitement I had when I opened the package, that wasContinue reading “Alleys, Art And Architecture”

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!”