Fuji X-T1 at Ghent festival of light 2015 Sensor vs. lens stabilisation or both? Getting the best performance out of your camera isn't about setting it to Auto and hoping for the best, is it? I prefer setting my Fuji X-T1 to ISO 200 in good light, with an appropriate...
Landscapes and cityscapes with the Sony A7r Landscape photography requires a different toolset than portrait, macro or street photography. Although the mirror-less camera world is moving fast, landscapes are more of a waiting game. You need to take your time to frame...
Italian fishing village with the Fuji XT1 Bored in Rome Fiumicino is not far from Rome and is the town where Rome's International Airport is. When the local government was looking for a place to locate Italy's international airport hub in the 1950's this small...
Photographing airports with the Fuji X-T1 Airports are intriguing places for photography. The transient nature of travel and the symmetry of the infrastructure give you lots of opportunities for interesting compositions. I love visiting and exploring new countries and...
All roads lead to Rome with the Fuji XT1 As you might have read in my earlier posts, the Fuji XT1 is my favourite camera for travel. I recently purchased their new tele-zoom XF 40-150mm f/2.8 and using a lens like this can give you a new perspective on one of the most...
Boxing day with the Sony A7II Are you interested in more pictures like these? Check out my photography stories here. I was at first not going to review the Sony A7II. The 24.3MP Exmor CMOS sensor and BIONZ X processor are the same as in the original A7. After...
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