The X100T and Marrakesh Part 2 | Stockografie
This is part II of a two part blogpost on a visit to Marrakesh. If you have not read Part I please do so. All photographs where taken with the Fujifilm X100T. Some of them are Jpegs OOC and some Read more …
Fuji X-E1 on Iceland (18-55mm, Walimex 8mm, LR6) |
Digital Photography Review
After years of almost only reading and benefiting from your great posts here, here comes a post with pictures from my trip to Iceland. We spent two weeks on Iceland, which was our first time there. The four of us Read more …
X-PLR | My Travels | V. Opoku
“We travel not to escape life, but for life not to escape us” – Anonymous Travelling will always be part of who I am as a person and also part of my photography brand. The people I meet, the stories Read more …
Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque | Florian Ziegler
If you somehow find yourself in Abu Dhabi, you should definitely visit Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque. It is the biggest mosque in the United Arab Emirates and holds several records, eg. it has the largest carpet and several of the Read more …
Paris In The Rain | Bryan Jones
This is the first time I’ve been back to Paris since 2008. That trip I managed to squeeze in a visit in 12hrs. This time I had a little more time in-between work, meetings and capturing data from a really cool Read more …
The X100T and Marrakesh | STOCKOGRAFIE
Just a few days ago my wife and I got back from an incredible trip from Marrakesh. This city is so amazing, so very different to our city´s we have in Germany. The Medina, where our Riad was situated to Read more …
A Thousand Words | Steven Dempsey
I had just finished shooting the sunrise at Mesa Arch in Canyonlands National Park when Linda and I spotted this wonderful light creating multiple tonal layers in the canyon. The warm colors of the morning light and the quietness of Read more …
Lost in Iran with Two Fujis | James Conley
Iran. Although home to one of the world’s oldest civilizations, (dating back more than 5,000 years), since 1979 Iran is most commonly known for the Islamic Revolution that toppled Mohammad Reza Pahlavi and took 66 Americans hostage, holding them for Read more …
Cuba No Colour – With The Leica Monochrom | Nick Devlin
Havana is a city of legend and ruin, richness and privation. It is also, indisputably, a city of colour in the popular mind. So travelling there with nothing but a Leica Monochrom was surely madness. Truth be told, this is Read more …
Riding Through Australian Countryside with the Fuji XT-1 |
Caveira Photography
Recently I was very lucky to spend 5 days cruising through the countryside of Victoria, Australia, soaking up amazing scenery that is unique to this part of the world, and experiencing some of the best light I’ve ever seen. There Read more …