#774. Splendour in the Hebrides
Like many of us over the years I’ve seen numerous television programs exploring the ancient Hebridean Islands. Our exploration took
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#765. The photographic value of scarcity
There are two approaches to photography that strongly conflict with one another. I don’t believe one is inherently better than
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#726. Recovering highlights
Paul Bruins – I call him the Man With Legs Like A Flamingo, as he is all of 6′ 5″
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#775. Does collecting art make you a better photographer?
The spectrum of relationships to photography runs very wide. The plumpest section of the bell curve is devoted to recording
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#772 The rise of the extremes and the decline of the middle glass
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#768. Should you print your photographs at home?
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#767. Recent new camera announcements from Nikon, Canon, and even Zeiss have me asking “why?”
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#763. Standing the market on its head
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#757. It’s not the camera, it’s the lenses, stupid! Or is it?
#758. The Standard British Handful; Fuji’s 16-55 zoom
I thought I’d done with zoom lenses some years ago, when the Sony NEX showed me just how many
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#751. The Hasselblad X1D. Digital photography home at last ?
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#745. (Monday Post 02 July 2018) – Further Adventures in La La Land
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#743. The X-H1. Has Fuji hit the target? Three opinions.
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#739. An Acute Attack of GAS – Sony A7R111/Nikon D850
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#705. Monday Post (26 March 2018) The M9 dream four months on
#771. Saturday Quickie – Spring in the Fynbos
Spring’s not quite here down on the Southern Tip, but the fynbos is already showing out and a quick Saturday
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#777. Monday Post (15 October 2018) 341 – a milestone of sorts.
341 – Three for one. That’s what you’re getting today. Post number 777 and to mark the occasion,
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#776. Monday Post (8 October 2018) Cleaning up after Photokina and the SBH goes to Singapore
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#773. The more the merrier at Photokina, or, in this case, der weirder, der better!
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#772 The rise of the extremes and the decline of the middle glass
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#769. Monday Post (17 Sept 2018) Of landscape photographers but landmark cameras. Why the Hasselblad X1D is a landmark camera!
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#766. Monday Post (10 Sep 2018) – How do we make better use of our gear ?
