A month ago I began a new project that blends my love of landscape/rural photography with my love of literature; namely, Thomas Hardy. I call this project ‘Wessex…
Tested across weddings, travel, landscapes and family photography from Salisbury, Wiltshire First impressions and build The Nikon Z5II doesn’t try to reinvent itself, and honestly, I’m glad about…
Reflecting on my work from the month of January, these are my top 5. 2. The west front of the Cathedral; was experimenting with a Fuji X-T5. 3….
This week I made the big decision to sell my Nikon Z8, which I was barely using, and use the funds to test whether or not I wanted…
The last post I wrote was about faking the ‘mist filter look’ in Lightroom, which of course is designed to help create that cinematic look. It’s a subjective…
I went to Hengistbury Head yesterday with my family and took the Z8 with me. I posted a few pictures online that I’d edited in Lightroom, and was…
This week’s blogpost isn’t conceptual or gear-focused, it’s just a good old fashioned ‘photo-dump’ of images I’ve captured over the past few weeks. I’ll do my best to…
The X100VI is probably one of the most sought-after cameras in 2025; thanks to Fujifilm’s unique approach to supply and demand, it is back-ordered into oblivion. I, however,…
The Nikon Z8 can do anything. I’ve come to realise its weakest feature is the guy pushing the buttons: me. For videography, it has professional-level features that are…