The author discusses the appeal of the 35mm lens for street photography and environmental portraits, as well as their experience with the Fujifilm X100F camera. They highlight the lens’ versatility, practical tips for street photography, and comparisons with other focal lengths. The conclusion emphasizes the subjective nature of lens choice and encourages using what one already has.
In May 2024, I took on the challenge of photographing a friend’s sister’s hen-do. Despite feeling out of place, I captured memorable moments with my camera setup. The highlight was a themed restaurant, where we reminisced about the 80s and 90s. After an eventful day, I shared the edited photos, letting them speak for me.
In the serene embrace of my study, amidst the aroma of books and brewing tea, I embark on a journey through Nantes, drawn to its rich history and hidden charms. Through my vintage lens, I capture not just images, but a living tapestry of human experience. Join me in discovering the timeless beauty of Nantes.
In my previous articles (Part I, Part II, Part III), we’ve embarked on a journey to understand the basics in photography. I have talked about exposure, set out…
In this article, the author shares their approach to street photography in the city of Nantes, drawing parallels to their hometown. They describe their favorite spots, encounters on the streets, choice of camera and film, and offer tips for aspiring street photographers. The essence of Nantes is beautifully captured through their lens, encouraging others to explore their own cities.
In the bustling city of Nantes, the Jardin de Plantes offers a serene escape. With a vintage camera and Kentmere 100 film in hand, the author and their niece explored the garden’s art, nature, and tranquility. This timeless experience captured the beauty of the present and the nostalgia of the past, blending modernity with classic photography.
This was a photowalk through Nantes with the Pentax ME Super, first loaded with Rollei RPX 100 and then Fomapan 100, taking in some of the sculptures and…
Sometimes watching people watch art is half the fun. Especially modern art. It makes you question what art actually is. Sometimes you have to look twice. Sometimes you…
Today was a good day. I like good days. A mixture of barbershops, photography, cake and tea, and most importantly, friends. On this sunny Friday afternoon, I had…