Landscape photography, part one: a few principles | Ming Thein
I’ll be straight up honest here: I’m not known as a landscape photographer. Far from it, in fact. But that hasn’t stopped me from experimenting, and as we all know, experimentation is the key to artistic development and evolution: applying Read more …
Fuji Shooter: Old School looks, incredible sensor and WiFi? | Wes Head
There is a pizza joint in town called The Gourmet Pizza Shoppe who’s slogan is „on a pizza?“ because they are known for making some completely odd sounding pizzas that people still order and love. That kinda sums up my Read more …
FUJIFILM OVF | FOCUSING WITH THE X-PRO 1 AND X100S |
Vincent Opoku
I shoot fujifilm exclusively; I use two X-Pro 1’s and a X100s for my wedding work and travels. This set up works for me, however there was a learning curve involved, as the concept of these X-Cameras were different from Read more …
Fujifilm X-E2 Initial findings and settings for portraiture |
Damien Lovegrove
The X-E2 is the same size as the X100s, shares the same sensor, but has a lens mount enabling the use of the growing range of superb lenses made by Fuji and Zeiss. The X-E2 brings a whole host of Read more …
In the studio with the Fuji X-E2 | Damien Lovegrove
…. when I’m working with the Fujifilm X lenses wide open I use manual focus with the one touch focus lock. I adjust the position of the focus zone using the switches on the back of the camera. I use Read more …
The Fuji X100S made me a better B&W photographer | HamburgCam
So let me share my „secrets“ to getting great B&W results from the Fuji X100S with you. I started my photography with a cheap plastic camera from a grab bag and a roll of B&W film in the 70’s. I Read more …
Always have a plan | Nick Lukey
So the forecast was looking good for some autumn landscapes. The plan was to visit Dovedale early around 6.30am.Shoot some atmospheric hill images. Forecast had said early morning mist that would burn off with the morning sun. Perfect for me. Read more …
The Ultimate Guide to Zone Focusing for Candid Street Photography |
James Maher
Capturing strangers candidly, yet tack sharp, is probably the toughest technical skill to learn in street photography. With a genre such as landscape photography, you can find your location, plan your shot, wait patiently for the correct lighting, and make Read more …