Raise Your Spirits
Yesterday I mentioned the X100V, today here's a quick shot taken with that camera in the fog this morning. Having sold off some of my Nikon kit recently, I picked this up yesterday afternoon. This is an out-of-the-camera jpg (other than the slight vignette) using the Classic Negative film simulation with no other parameter changes.… Continue reading Fuji X100V – Day 1
Sometimes the simple things can be fun too. This morning I took out an old Fuji X-E2S that I've been trying to sell for a while, put on a manual focus 28mm pancake lens and set the camera to Jpg only. The form factor is very much like the new X100V although the quality is… Continue reading Back to basics
Back to the Walking with Henry series this morning, with two images. Both were taken on the Creek trail leading up to Loafers Lake. This lone tree is always striking, but more so now that the leaves have gone and you can see the structure. The second photo is one of my favourite spots on… Continue reading Winter morning
Just an ordinary hut in winter, but it could be somewhere in a fantasy land, where winter never turns to spring and where the dominant colour is a cold, chilly blue.
This image was taken some time ago in winter. It seemed like a perfect candidate for a white border; sometimes photographs are enhanced by the defining border but other times it doesn't work. This time I think it did, but feel free to comment.
This week I replaced my old iPhone 7 with the Google Pixel 4a, primarily for the camera. I haven't been disappointed. The tones that come straight of the camera are perfect for autumn - this image has had hardly any post shot processing - and the portrait mode (not shown here) produces beautiful shots. Unfortunately… Continue reading Google Pixel 4a – Camera
On one of the routes that Henry and I take on our morning walks there's a lovely bench just sitting under some trees near a bridge. All the benches on the trail are the same, but this just has a feel of somewhere you can stop and take stock before going over the river.
