Harland and Wolff at Night | David Cleland
Famous for boat building and not just the Titanic, the Harland and Wolff cranes (Samson and Goliath) are an established trademark of the city of Belfast. I had paid the area alongside the also famous Titanic film studios in the Read more …
ARGENTINA – CHILE: Picking up the pieces | Michael McQueen
After fighting a cold in Bariloche I fled south hoping to put some serious miles on my motorbike and really get stuck into Patagonia. I re-entered Chile at Futalefew and started my journey on the Carretera Austral, a very well Read more …
Fujifilm Fujinon XF 14mm f/2.8 R | The Machine Planet
Beauty and the beast. The Fujinon 14mm f/2.8 encapsulates everything that is good and bad about the Fuji X-Pro1 system. The lens is a solidly constructed, masterful piece of optics, so well corrected that it doesn’t rely on computing power Read more …
Bloody Bridge at the foot of the Mournes in Northern Ireland |
Martin Spence
A few weeks ago I returned to a favourite location of mine called Bloody Bridge, it’s situated at the foot of the Mourne mountains where Bloody river meets the Irish Sea. The bridge dervies its name from a massacre in Read more …
Westminster Abbey with the Fuji X100S & X-Pro1 | Olaf Sztaba
In our last blog entry, “Photography is easy. Really?” we wrote about the importance of concentrating on the art of crafting an image. Nowadays it doesn’t come easily because the constant need (and in some cases addiction) to be connected Read more …
Fuji Lens Tests | 14mm, 23mm & 55-200mm lens samples +
review | Colin Nicholls
…. Fuji 14mm/2.8 samples & my thoughts Yes. I’ll be getting one of these for sure, it will be awesome for landscape work and anything where you need a super wide, all that things you have read about this lens Read more …
Review of the Fujifilm XF 14mm f/2.8 Ultra Wide Angle Lens | Dan Bailey
I love wide angle lenses. Always have. As far as I’m concerned, the wider the better, so long as it’s a fixed lens. I prefer primes over wide angle zooms for a couple reasons. Fixed lenses are always lighter and Read more …
Finally some winter shots! Fujifilm X-Pro and X100s | Lakeview Man
Finally we got a little bit of snow, not enough to go skiing though. But it brightens up the landscape a little bit. Today it was -7 degrees celcius, but the cold wind from the sea made it feel much Read more …
Travelling to Hongkong with the X-Pro1 | Ming Art
Back in September I was fortune enough to travel to Hongkong again. I just purchased the X-Pro1 with the fantastic 35mm and been renting the brand new 14mm prime lenses. Some pictures straight OOC with no post-production. Others were RAW Read more …
14mm ƒ/2.8 vs. 18mm ƒ/2 | Fuji vs. Fuji
Conclusion Given the compact size, light weight, and faster aperture, I’d say the FUJINON XF 18mm ƒ/2 was made with street photographers in mind, more so than landscape fans. The creamier bokeh also suggests it could be useful for wife-angle Read more …