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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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On March 31st, a group of enthusiastic photographers gathered in Nottingham for a day of street photography in the city centre, despite the rainy weather. The result of their creative endeavours is a photobook that captures the essence of the urban landscape and the spirit of the day. The image above is the design for…
creak of the windowbreath in the new year coloursthe sun is shining9am: pulling back the curtains the colours of the New Year beckoned me to open the window and taste their warmth.We are off to Mablethorpe today, where I want to try out an idea for a new project I have been thinking about. I’ll…
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…
Park Hill 2015 : The First Collaborative Project Park Hill’s Streets in the Sky officially opened in 1961. The complex of 1000 flats was designed to house 3000 people with all homes linked by a 12 foot wide covered walkway and was a bold example of post-war social housing in Sheffield. Designed by architects Ivor…
Felixstowe whispers,Paws guide humans on the sand,Dog’s duty embracedI enjoyed using the little Ricoh GRIII Diary over the Christmas break, especially during a short trip to Felixstowe whilst I had a really painful ear infection.We were visiting family in Ipswich and my right ear had been giving me grief. I had phoned my own surgury…
I organised a visit to Clumber Park yesterday and invited members of the Royal Photographic Society East Midlands Region. It was the first trip of the year, and it was a blast.As I drove to Clumber from home, the skies were blue, then grey, then rainy, and then blue with a rainbow. I felt unsettled,…