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FujiFilm X100s – Fall Colours In Karuizawa
Back in November, I took myself and my then newly acquired FujiFilm X100s to Karuizawa, a beautiful holiday town...
Back in November, I took myself and my then newly acquired FujiFilm X100s to Karuizawa, a beautiful holiday town...
Watching some fellow photographers print photos on the go and share them in remote parts of India was a...
Inspired by some articles on creative process and productivity I've decided to fine tune the way I organise my...
Asymmetry is a word I use to describe relationships which have become lopsided, unbalanced or even, unfair. I’m a...
Thanks to Piet Van den Eynde for showing me this cool (free) Lightroom plugin which helps photographers analyse their...
Later this year will mark the tenth anniversary of this site in its current form, as a WordPress driven,...
FujiFilm do some of the camera film emulations in the photography world. And the X100s Advanced Filters show this...
The above cartoon is from one of my favourite bloggers, Hugh MacLeod. It was the first cartoon he posted...
“That said, in all my years of blogging (and the years before that when I had a “home page”),...
I’m spending the day in Hong Kong, on my way home from nearly two weeks in India, travelling around...
I’m writing this in the 14th century hill fort of Kesroli, where I’m staying for two nights, before heading...
For the past week and half I’ve been travelling through India, with a group of photographers, on a workshop...
I’m now in Jaipur, the fabled “pink city” through truth be told it’s more the orange and brown city....
Today was an early rise to walk the streets of Jodphur one last time before the long drive to...
Today has involved exploring Jodphur a little more, including visiting some villages and trying to create some portraits. When...
One of my regrets, when I left India in 2006, was not having visited Rajasthan. The area is really...