How do you define a happy moment? What is the formula for saving something in your memory? Do we need an actual photo to remember how good was the time we have with people we love? And then the Food? Somehow in tradition of "my people", good times are usually associated with great food. Nothing unusual. As we all know, this is common for most cultures anywhere in the world. This particular evening was one that came close to perfection. My immediate family (my loving wife and my 3 kids), my dad,
These two incredible people got married and had me along to document and celebrate every single day of it with them, and their families and their friends. There were moments when I had to remind myself that I was actually there for work as it was so easy to get caught up in all the fun and…
My point is this: Seven years ago, I wouldn’t have dreamed of recommending any Sony camera to anyone. Today, they have created my main, go-to camera for pretty much everything (including video!). Think about that for a second: If that much can change in seven years… What is going to happen in the next seven years?
New Dehli; a colorful city that I heard much about but have not been. Until last week I have a golden opportunity. Beautiful, rich and chaotic. Commission by a top India property developer to docum...
Toronto. City of Scott Pilgrim, craft beer, trams, music and skyscrapers. But was it going to be a city prime for street photography? Or one where the hapless Brit with a Fuji camera get the ever-loving crap beaten out of him?
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All photogaphs taken with the Fuji X-Pro1 and 18mm f2, 35mm f/1.4 and 56mm f/1.2 lenses.
In planning my photography expedition to the rust-belt town of Bradford, PA, it seemed odd to me that the cheapest way of getting there wasn't to fly t
About two weeks ago, I received a sample copy of the X100T from Fujifilm South Africa. In this time, I have truly enjoyed the updates they have added to the camera.
I will not be going into too much of a technical review, but will mostly just talk about the changes I came across in the features and functions that I use.
At first glance, it looks much the same as the previous models. One can only notice the changes when you look at the back of the camera; with button placements that's bee
Fantasea, an international firm with its North American offices in Blaine, WA, is an underwater photography equipment company perhaps best known for specializing in affordable, but quality-built housings for enthusiast and high-end compact cameras like the RX100 III.
GM1 + PL15mm - stitched panorama As is the case for me every Fall, life found me traversing the blue marble for work. This year was a little different in that Mrs Squeeze was able to accompany me...
Intro Mirrorless cameras have come a long way in the past few years, and I can tell you they’re here to stay. I’ve been using the Olympus OM-D EM-1 system for the better part of the year, and I’ve ...
Comparison review ultra wide angles. Zeiss Vario Tessar FE 16-35, Leica Wide Angle Tri Elmar (WATE), Voigtlander Ultron 21mm f/1.8, Leica Super Elmar 21/3.4 ASPH, Olympus OM Zuiko 21/3.5 on Sony A7R
A few months ago, I went through a bit of a cleansing process. I had fallen for the lust of gear over the last year or so and saw my photography and inspiration get heavily impacted by it. I then decided get rid all my gear and took some time to figure out where I really wanted to go with my photography.
I had hit that wall, the one that we all hit at some point. I needed to take a step back. Fast forward a few months later and I fell in love, all over again, with a friend's old FujiFilm X
I do not own any test charts, and will be giving my subjective commentary on the usage of this lens, which I have owned and enjoyed using for over 3 years. This text and images below make up more of a "user report" than a strict review. Sit back with a beverage of your choosing and enjoy!
While it might seem like there's a lack of innovation in photography technology right now, the smaller players are making some very interesting strides. The ...
Its 10:15 AM when we land at Laguardia — wait… I shouldn’t start like that. Hic et nunc, here and now; My french lit teacher used to hate this: too obvious, an “expected stratagem” he’d say. Good 'ole Monsieur Godart… He’d repeat it over and over, sometimes taking a shoe off and banging it on someone’s desk to make his point. Crazy mofo… Good crazy — the kind that makes an impression.
Still, it IS 10:15 AM.
The last time I was in New York the towers were standing. That’s a whole
In my Fuji X-T1 review I mentioned, that I’ll be doing a comparison between the Olympus E-M1 and the Fuji X-T1 and using the E-M1 for over a year now and the X-T1 since February, finally here it is. Well, like always everything written here reflects my point of view and that might not be…
Panasonic are in a tricky strategic situation with this kind of device. It has to be high end and it is. But being high end, it has to compete against the best smartphones in the world as a smartphone and the best compacts in the world as a camera. It is neither. Too many compromise to get them in the same body it seems.
".....I'm beginning to think that they are actually on the verge of putting together a mirrorless camera / lens system that will eventually put every other mirrorless system in the shade for the professional market, which Sony have made clear they are actively courting. "
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