Hunting for beauty and balance, camera in hand
Working from home for half of my working week over the last 20 months has had more pros than cons, by a long margin. No commute, home comforts, no work "uniform", being able to play music, more time with family, the list goes on. However one thing that I noticed early on is I miss… Continue reading Honouring The Buffer
My favourite cameras have a few things in common, but possibly the most important is when you pick them up it feels like coming home. Put another way, these cameras fit so well in my hands, the edges between me and them blur, we become as one. Now this isn't purely about the physical size… Continue reading The Incomparable Comfort Of Camera Curves
It fascinates me how a convincing and impassioned story can sway our beliefs, opinions and decisions. Not least of all when it’s us telling the story to ourselves. This is an occasional series about some of the stories I’ve woven to myself, to justify a certain decision or purchase. See all posts in the series here.… Continue reading The Stories We Tell Ourselves (III) – I’ll Just Test One More New Camera, Then Sell The Ones I Like Least…
Growing up, we weren't rolling in money, in fact we didn't have much at all. But I never felt it. The physical stuff that mattered to me in the first decade of my life was plentiful - toys, bikes and books. The toys evolved over the years, but the pattern was the same. Action Man,… Continue reading All New! Every Week!
Over the last 18-24 months I've photographed far less often. Both the number of times per month I go on a photowalk, and the number of shots made on each walk, have decreased to perhaps half, even a third of my prime shooting rate of a few years previous. I'm now more what I call… Continue reading The Occasional Photographer
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