Forgot your SD card? Here’s what it’s like using the Fujifilm X100 without one
Forgetting an SD card is probably the number one thing all photographers have in common. It’s right up there with
New camera, new format. Starting my medium format journey
Lately, I’ve been reconnecting with film photography. It started with the cheap and cheerful Kodak Ektar H35 (half-frame), then stepped
Two cameras, one city: Amsterdam on digital and film
We recently spent a few days in Amsterdam, just me, my wife, and our toddler. It wasn’t the kind of
Volvo XC40 T4 Recharge – a gateway drug to getting an EV
I’ve always liked the idea of driving an EV. The silence, the instant torque, the environmental benefits. It all sounded
Sigma continues to be weird and I like it
I think Sigma engineers know that building good lenses that sell well will convince the board to let them have
Sony has a camera naming problem
Rumours of a Sony a6200 and an a6700r coming in 2024 have reminded me the Japanese have a naming problem
2023: Year in review
This article was inspired by Justin Espejo’s post on Threads. I thought it would be nice to write a little
Sunny Classic Negative
Winter sunny days are quite special. For starters they tend to be quite rare sometimes. Another thing is the bigger
It’s been a while
It’s unbelievable how one little thing can change your life and perspective. It’s also terrifying, amazing, exhausting, and incredibly rewarding.
Sony a6700: room to grow
The new Sony a6700 shows there’s room in the line-up for a high performance APS-C body. Because they announced it
Rainy Sunday
Nothing like a rainy day after a heat wave. It makes you be grateful for having a backyard. The photos
