Some time ago I started a new project after discovering a beautiful church not far from where I live, St Marys church in South Dalton in East Yorkshire. After driving around one evening during an aurora alert, desperate to find a new location I spotted the church in the distance. And what a stunning church it is too. I am not religious at all, but standing in front of it seeing the tall slender...
February 2022 came the news we had all (or many of us) been waiting for, a new Olympus camera! This is not a real world review, or even a break down of the features, rather as a long time user of Olympus it is my initial thoughts on this, how it might benefit, and what it means.
February 2022 came the news we had all (or many of us) been waiting for, a new Olympus camera! This is not a real world review, or even a break down of the features, rather as a long time user of Olympus it is my initial thoughts on this, how it might benefit, and what it means.
February 2022 came the news we had all (or many of us) been waiting for, a new Olympus camera! This is not a real world review, or even a break down of the features, rather as a long time user of Olympus it is my initial thoughts on this, how it might benefit, and what it means.
There is a new filter holder from NiSi, the newly released 100mm V7 and there are some changes. But are the changes worth it? Find out...
When the new 8-25mm f4 Pro lens arrived from Olympus I was intrigued how it would compare to the amazing 7-14 f2.8 Pro lens, and why they would release a lens that is very similar albeit it slower. Read on for my first impressions…
When K&F Concept sent me this tripod to test and review I thought it was an interesting proposition, with plenty of features at a crazy price point. But would it meet my demanding expectations? Read on to find out.....
With the release of the new Nisi V6 Filter Holder I though it was time to give my thoughts. Disclaimer, I am a Nisi Ambassador so my thoughts are of course biased, but I will make this as honest as possible.
Glencoe and surrounding areas, that part of Scotland which draws photographers from far and wide, and once you have been it isn’t hard to understand why. If you haven’t been yet, why not? From the breath-taking mountain views, to the tranquil lochs and beauty of the Glens, there are so many shots available. You could spend a day there and get great shots, or spend a week and really explore the area.