My favourite non-iPhone Photos of 2016
Moving on from yesterday’s favourite 2016 iPhone photographs, now is time to review and select my favourite Fuji x100t and Nikon D7000 photographs from the past 12 months. Usually, to
iPhone Photographer of the Year 2017
Moving on from yesterday’s favourite 2016 iPhone photographs, now is time to review and select my favourite Fuji x100t and Nikon D7000 photographs from the past 12 months. Usually, to
We all want to be seen and still we all want to conceal, distort and control what we reveal. It happens on occasion that people will come up to me
Whenever my photography seems to lack inspiration I tend to follow a similar path. I look back at photographs I made years back. Usually I find my answers there. It
I read once, that those you see in your dreams are those you have seen in real life. Those passersby whose faces may never have registered with you, but somehow
Every camera has its charm and does something better than another. One of the reasons I love to shoot with the Xperia Z5 (read my review here) is the wide angle.
Before heading to India, my travel companion (who is a seasoned visitor to India) asked me what I wanted from the trip. “To satisfy the stereotypical images I have in
How to work out a workflow for thousands images? Yes, that is right, I have thousands and thousands of images all shot over the past 5 months in Singapore, Bangkok,
When Pompidoo Bags invited me to do some work with them, I jumped at the chance. Straight up I am not a fan of those big bulky traditional camera bags with
Been travelling around India for a few weeks and before that had a few days in Hong Kong. Shooting with the Sony Xperia Z5 is great for those wide angle
Continue reading…Hong Kong and India with the Sony Xperia Z5
Had the pleasure of visiting Vienna last week on a university exchange. It is hard not to be struck by the grandeur of this European city. Below are a selection of