New Zealand: Christchurch – Arthurs Pass
It was nice to be able to get away from it all for a while, to a country I had heard and seen lots about but had never set afoot on before, to a place of such vast landscapes and intriguing fauna that had me falling in love with its people, its culture, and
Hong Kong
Friends have been asking me why I switched to Fuji. The X-series makes me enjoy photography like never before. It's that simple.
Reportage with the X-T1
On Wednesday, I had another 7am start at another farm for my current major project. Usually I'd have to tap the alarm snooze a couple of times for such an early rise, but not that day. That morning, full of excitement, I was out of the door with the X-T1 and X100S before the
Nature photography with the X-T1: Part 1
A question at the foremost of my mind has been: is the X-T1 capable of nature photography? Firstly the 55-200mm, despite its amateurish looks and feel, delivers really good quality images. It's currently the only viable wildlife photography lens in Fuji's line-up. The focusing is extremely smooth and quiet, but slow under difficult light.
Fuji X-T1 first shots
Is this something that would finally convince me to ditch Nikon and kiss DSLRs goodbye? I've got a shoot tomorrow and I'm leaving my Nikon at home (or in the car