Mirrorless Cameras

I have always been attracted by Scandinavia. The climate, the people and
especially the minimalism you see everywhere. I could live there. It’s
rough yet warm. Old-fashioned yet modern. A place like nowhere else. Once
you see my interior Pinterest, you understand what I mean. Scandinavia is
beautiful in every single way.

This summer we stayed on the Isle of Møn and I was very excited to visit
Denmark for the first time. And it didn’t disappoint me.. 

What a beautiful country, here is part one, "nordic minimalism".

 

ALL IMAGES BELOW WERE TAKEN WITH THE SONY a7II + Zeiss Batis 25mm f/2.8 &
Sony Zeiss 55mm f/1.8

This article features images of aircraft in flight captured at the 2016 CNE Air Show in Toronto Canada with Nikon 1 gear.

Some photos demonstrating the bokeh from the Sigma Sigma 30mm f1.4 DC DN Contemporary lens.

audiophile photography and general geekery

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Canon announces the EOS M5, its most interesting mirrorless camera yet

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Now that the new wonder kid is officially heading for the stores, I thought
it is appropriate for my initial user-review. I had the opportunity to have
the camera, in a “virtually final” production form but with beta-firmware,
for a limited amount of time, which I tried to take advantage of to answer
most of mine, and, hopefully, my readers’ questions.

I conducted a fun and somewhat interesting experiment the other day I went
out shooting with my X-Pro 2. Instead of the usual Fuji glass, I instead
used a 50 year old vintage soviet era lens. The lens is the FED Industar
50mm f/2.8 from my old FED 2 camera. The lens gave some interesting
results, and it was quite a bit of fun to shoot with. 

Like many other review websites, MirrorLessons includes advertisements – some from small businesses – to keep the site running. Whenever possible, … Continue reading An interview with Ugo Cei – Mediterranean Photo Tours Instructor and Fuji X User

All photos are property of Katrin Küllenberg and have been used with permission. Last year I expanded my profession as a … Continue reading Why Olympus M43 is an excellent system for family photography – Guest post by Katrin Küllenberg

Follow along as I take you underwater between continents and snorkelling between the Eurasian and American tectonic plates in Silfra - Iceland.

Back in early 2015, I shot a cycling event and used an Olympus OMD EM5 Mark ii and a Voigtlander 25mm f.95 lens as my starting line portrait camera. I had always wanted to try this lens out. I've read about it since it's...

Here's why images shot on the Fujifilm X Series cameras have a distinct analog quality that closely mimics the colors and grain structure of traditional film.

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In Episode 03 of Adventure Photography On Location I'm taking you along to the best sunset we've had so far in Iceland, as we go kayaking into sunset.