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What makes the perfect landscape photograph? Is it beautiful clouds that dance and skip across rolling hills, or winding rivers that carve themselves through…

In this week's PB article, we are looking at the best lenses Fuji has to offer. I know a lot of PB members are switching or already using mirrorless systems.…

After my post from the Fujica St605 with some lenses, some of you were wondering how these lenses would perform on a modern camera. Well I put the Ifoco 28mm f2…

As many of you know, I do a lot of travelling for my work, but I think this week’s trip takes the biscuit. A couple of years ago a branch of the Society of…

Following on from my previous post, in class we also got the chance to work with some amazing lenses, all which had different purposes and these are the results…

In today's session we were working on how we can manipulate and arrange elements in the overall photograph to present a story to the viewer. The aim of this is…

This week we played around with prime and fish-eye lenses, trying to take as many different types of photos as possible, to really test the diversity of the…

This is one of my collections:  Vintage manual focus lenses. They're not the fastest or greatest. I used them during my film days and now on my micro…

Continuing with the theme of micro four thirds lenses, these are the four that I own. Panasonic 12-32mm, f/3.5-f/5.6 G Vario - Dual IS, min focus 0.2m. This…

Well...my story starts as a young man who fell in love with cameras.  Still cameras, poloroid cameras, video cameras, microscopes and even telescopes.  I guess…

In this weeks lab session I worked with Lizzie Gill where we experimented different shots with different lenses. 1 x 8mm Fish Eye Lens

This week we got to experiment with a range of different lenses. This selection of photos were taken using the fish eye lens. Working with Charlotte Fish and…
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