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How I Made My New Photography Service Website
I started up a new YouTube channel in 2020 where I provide free tuition on how to use things like WordPress and WooCommerce to start selling online. This has been very helpful to a number of people who were really hard hit by the lockdowns.
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Two Years Is A Long Time
Here we go, the Oneth of January, 2022 has rolled around. It’s been two years of WTF for many of us as we watch the world lurch from one crisis to the next.
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Insouciant Memories!
Life has been goodfor many of us including myself.
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Yellowstone National Park  Mid October 2021
First time at Yellowstone, one day of sunshine and then Winter storm watch set in! 
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Desk Improvement
In my recent article on the Lockdown Revisions to my home studio / office I took you around some of the changes that I have made to the space since dodging disease became our default behaviour.
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New York City Random pics
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National Aviary in Pittsburgh with the Z fc and Z 50-250 (image heavy)
This little setup keeps impression me with what it is capable of producing.
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Snowstorm in New York City
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Abandonment 2
Salton Sea, California.  Because they may mine for Lithium here, it might get better in 10 years.
 
 
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The mechanical feeling: further thoughts about the Fujifilm X-Pro2
One of the most distinctive features regarding the use of the Fujifilm X-Pro2 camera model, it is certainly its mechanical style approach which is illustrated by many analog style controls or dials.
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17.5 Square Meters - Lockdown Revisions
I think the only thing that has kept me relatively sane during the past 20 months...
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Botanical Garden with the Nikkor Z 58mm f/0.95 Noct
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The pleasure and ... the pain!: the Fujifilm X-Pro2
If you are looking into my modest photo bag, you will certainly notice the contrast between the presence of two opposite camera model design and interface: the Fujifilm X-S10 and the Fujifilm X-Pro2.
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Atacama colors
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Plenty River Valley, Tasmania
Taken this morning in perfect late-winter light, a view in the Plenty Valley, Southern Tasmania.
 
Thornton Pickard c.1910's half-plate camera, 1963 Rodenstock 9/360 Apo-Ronar lens, Ilford Multigrade IV photographic paper for negative. 15 seconds @ f/45
 
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Rotterdam
D4 & 24mm f/1.4G and Df & 16-35mm f/4G.
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Why challenging an all-times winner? The Fujinon XF18-55mm F2.8-4 R LM OIS
The Fujifilm Fujinon XF18-55mm F2.8-4 R LM OIS* zoom lens has been part of the Fuji X-mount line-up for so long time, in digital terms (!), that many of us tend to disregard it despite its excellent abilities.
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Silverstone Classic Car Event 1 August 2021
It was very wet in the morning, full waterproofs for me and the Z7II with 70-200 S.
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About the new Fujifilm X-S10
Controversy is a human sport that have enlightened many moments of its eventful history. Photo gear evolution is certainly proving it.
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Winter has arrived
After an uncharacteristically warm autumn, winter has finally set in here.
 
Midday view looking towards Bushy Park from Kinvarra Estate, Southern Tasmania.
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The "luminous" Olympus M.Zuiko ED 75mm F1.8 Premium telephoto lens
Becoming a cult or legend is not an easy task in this always changing world and especially into the photographic gear domain. But oddly, the Olympus M.Zuiko ED 75mm F1.8 Premium lens have gotten this pinnacle status almost right from its market introduction in 2012.
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Yenisei leaves the coast
For the second week, the water level in the Yenisei has been growing. HPPs carry out idle water discharge. The embankments of the city are submerged under water.
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Cloud collection (heavy)
Since I'm very fond of clouds, I've selected some images where they play a major role.
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The Olympus M.Zuiko ED 75-300mm F4.8-6.7 II: The Tele-genik Photo Lens!
It is a kind of bizarre to be a faithful user of the Micro Four Third image sensor format (MFT) with the strong will to have the most compact camera body-lens combination and finally choose a super telephoto zoom that the final physical length extension remind the days of the 35mm film-analog era and their big bazooka telephoto optics.
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Yosemite
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