I’ve been trying several Nikons lately (again) and wanted to talk about one of my favorites, the F2. The F2 was released in 1971 and manufactured in several variations until 1980. Like the F, the F2 was built as a system camera. Initially, the lenses made for the F worked the same way on the […]
Nikon F2 – A Legndary Film Camera, And Why I like It — Mostly Film Photography (GotFilm.org)
The nightmare of the plastic and polystyrene waste scattered around the city does not seem to be getting any better. There seems to be little political commitment to tackling this problem and without that, it will never go away.
Ian Kydd Miller
As seen above is the collection of plastic waste at Bueng Trabek this fills the canal and just seems to get bigger. This will not rot down or go away and needs action to remove it and dispose of it in a proper fashion.
People are living with this stinking mess literally on their doorstep. The problem is caused by people actively or passively dumping their waste into the open sewer that leads to Bueng Trabek lake. The people need to start taking more responsibility for the care and disposal of their day too day waste and a much more effective system of collection must be implemented by…
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First of all, I didn’t realise it’s been 11 days since I last posted, I apologise, and I have forgotten to put up a lot of great images. So, to make up for it, I will share images from todays visit to Laugharne Castle in Carmarthenshire, South Wales. It’s a tiny, historic seaside village, with […]
A visit to Laugharne. A stunning historic coastal village. — One Camera One Lens
My beginnings in photography were in taking and making pictures using black and white film, developing and printing them in the darkroom.
Using film is part of my past and generally, now I used my digital images, taken mainly in colour and convert them to Monochrome using a computer.
Using colour digital images, you still have to be able to see what an image will look like as a mono image, some images just do not work in black and white.
Photo by Rob Morgan with Fujifilm X100F while on stage Rob Morgan is a curious person—that’s actually the title of his acclaimed podcast series—but who is Rob Morgan? I listened to several of his podcasts in preparation for this article (which is the fourth installment of my interview series). There’s a lot of value for […]
See, Grab, Snap & Get Back to Rocking Out — An Interview with Bassist (& Photographer) Rob Morgan — FUJI X WEEKLY
A few street shots from a day out in Windsor, Berkshire, with the Fuji-film X100F…
Street Photography – Windsor — Evocations of Time
When I’m going out with the camera, I want to make sure I get the best shots possible. This means taking away as many distractions from the camera as I can, but still retaining all the control I need to get those photos. Over the years I’ve learned that auto-ISO is your friend, and here […]
Five Reasons To Use Auto-ISO — One Camera One Lens
It was such a gloomy morning, but the photography session had to go on! By the time we headed across the bay to Mumbles, the sun was out, the coats were off and we were ready to take photographs of an area that we had not ventured before! Armed with the Olympus EPL8 and the […]
A Walk Along The Coast. Mumbles To Blackpill — One Camera One Lens
