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I have had the Ricoh for a few months now, and it really is a marvellous camera, but I do miss the viewfinder. Of course you could have two Ricohs, one with the 28mm lens and the other with the 35mm for around the same cost as a Fuji. The question then is whether the 35mm fixed lens on the Fuji is a good compromise over have two lenses.
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after the walkinglooking back at autumn leavesflying free blurred Romans once walked over this land, which is by the St Peter and Paul Church in Caistor, Lincolnshire, England. I often walk through the church grounds with my camera, and on this occassion I was shooting with my Ricoh GRiii Diary in macro with the fixed…
Discovering The Fuji X100VI and the Fuji X-T50 Had a great week at Bridlington last week. I took the new Fuji X100VI and Fuji X-T50, along with an 8mm, a 30mm macro, and the 70-300. I can get all the kit into a Billingham Hadley, whereas my previous kit, which comprised an Olympus OM1 and…
On yesterday’s journal entry I wrote we were heading off to Mablethorpe for New Year’s day, and then we switched to Barton Upon Humber and the Water’s Edge Country Park, which I had been intending to visit later this week to start creating assets for the photobook workshops I am teaching this month and into…
I find woodlands are magical places where light dances through leaves, shadows play tricks on the eye, and every corner reveals something new. For photographers, they offer a natural canvas for capturing mood, mystery, and the wild beauty of nature. But beyond just taking pictures, woodlands are also an inspiring space for creating photo-haiku, a…
release brightened pathwalking cobbled roads of timepeaceful moment sharedHistory tells us that the Romans once lived in Caistor, and that once this was where the centre of the settlement was. It is just below the back of St Peter and St Paul Church. Are you interested in Photobooks? Would you like to learn how to…
You can see over 340 images from this event by watching the video. Click here, or see the bottom of this post We had the pleasure of attending a great day of military re-enactments at the Moira Furnace this weekend. Despite living 100 miles away, this was my second weekend in a row visiting Moira…