By Paul Perton | Travel Photography
Hotel-bound. Crocked. I’m not feeling too sharp today, so I’m contenting myself with a feet-up (literally) day off, some editing and watching South Africa and Australia battle it out in Perth, via Cricinfo’s ball-by-ball coverage. I’ve been shooting lots of Tokyo-ites in Fuji’s black and white Acros emulation since […]
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By Paul Perton | Travel Photography
Several weeks of Web research, making notes on Evernote to share between my Mac, Mac notebook and iPad accompanied by what felt like an endless round of reading and image gazing and I was just about ready to head for the airport. Destination Tokyo. In my bag an almost brand new Fuji X100T, […]
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By pascaljappy | Interview
Most of your photography is done in a routine environment while testing gear for your customers. How do you find inspiration in locations you’ve visited so often ? How do you keep your creative juices flowing even in a repetitive context ? A lot of the photography I do to test items is done locally […]
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By Paul Perton | Travel Photography
Early morning, Shinjuku. Really early – 05:05 and I’m already on the streets. Of course, I blame jetlag but the truth is that several decades of living in Africa have left their imprint; I sleep when it gets dark and wake as dawn arrives. At home, there’s always things to do. In a […]
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By Paul Perton | Review , Travel Photography
More than a two thousand images on the Fuji since part two, all of them shot in Tokyo. I’m finding my way around a bit more now, trying this and that combination. Overall, I’m as impressed as hell. Here’s some facts in no particular order: The X100T needs a […]
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