It always frustrated me when I saw people taking photos at a concert or of other distant subjects, and I saw everyone’s flash going off. Don’t people understand that flash is only effective for a […]
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My New Favorite Lens
I’ve used many different lenses in my photographic lifetime, and I’m a little disappointed by the size of newer lenses. I remember my manual focus lenses from 40 years ago, and especially my Olympus OM […]
Flash Photography with Canon Speedlites
I don’t usually work with a flash much, but I’ve been more and more comfortable with flash photography, thanks in part to Canon’s newer flashes. I have a 430EX III-RT and a 600EX II-RT. At […]
The Majestic Saguaro
During a recent trip to Arizona I was very happy to see my favorite of all cacti, the Saguaro. If you’re interested in reading up on this type of cactus, here’s an article from Wikipedia […]
Nikon FM3a – The Most Perfect, Manual Focus, Film SLR Ever Built?
In my previous posts on the FM and FM2, I mentioned how I wished they had analog metering needles instead of red LEDs in the viewfinder. While I wanted a mix of the best of […]
My Beloved OM-1
Periodically, I pull out an old camera and shoot a couple rolls of film with it – just for fun. Today, I pulled out an OM-1 body with 50mm f1.8 lens, which is the same […]
Sigma 24mm f1.4 Art
Any lens with a maximum aperture of f1.4 catches my attention, and the Sigma 24mm f1.4 ART is no exception. I was looking for a lens that would be good for all around street or […]
Traveling with Film
Last week, I travelled to Hawaii for a holiday. I was torn about what film camera to bring – so I decided I can’t just bring one. Besides, how could I leave home without some […]
Why Shoot B&W?
Today I was wondering why I would ever shoot B&W film? I mean, I can shoot color, and convert to B&W very easily. Especially with digital, Lightroom makes it very simple. I thought I would […]
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