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Tag Archives: Sony A6000
Inane Ramblings….
Clean Bandit. For some time now I have quite liked some of the singles that Clean Bandit have out out – especially with Jess Glynne – so this morning I thought I would take a much deeper dive into their … Continue reading
I just Want You…
Perhaps it is the same way that long dark winter nights make some people feel blue? Or perhaps it is the almost continuous dampness underfoot (some people have it far worse I know)? Whatever the reason I have taken my … Continue reading
Posted in Jubilee Park, Photography, Winter
Tagged Canon FD Lenses, Flooding, photography, Sony A6000, The Photography Show
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The Saga Continues….
One of the most interesting things, for me at least, that I have learnt working on these 10 year old images is just how good the Canon digital cameras were at producing great colours. I have heard a lot of … Continue reading
Posted in Gardens, Photography, Spring
Tagged Belton House, bulbs, Canon 1D Mk 3, Canon 5D Mk1, Canon FD Lenses, Coast, daffodils, Dandelion Clock, Flowers, Great Crested Grebe, Greater Spotted Woodpecker, Greylag Goose Gosling, newgale, Pembrokeshire, Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, Sony A6000, Sony A7 Mk 2, Spring, sunrise, Surfing, Swan, Swithland Reservoir, Watermead Country Park
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Brexit Britain No. 02
I am a born worrier. If I have a problem I can’t put it down or stop worrying about it. Over the years for many interconnected reasons I worry even more than I did in the past. This does have … Continue reading
Posted in Brexit, Brexit Britain, Photography, Street Photography
Tagged birmingham, Brexit, Bull Ring, Canon FD Lenses, Focus Peaking, Sony A6000
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That Was The Winter That Was….
So that is that then…winter is over! Spring is here, well at least as far as the meteorologists are concerned (and me). Whether the weather shares this point of view is another matter. Now we are into March what … Continue reading
Posted in Ironstone Beniface, Photography, Street Photography, Winter
Tagged Beacon Hill, Canon FD Lenses, Central London, Chinese New Year, City of London, East Midlands Airport, Hunstanton, Ironstone Benefice, Kegworth, Liverpool, North Sea, Prime Lenes, Ratcliffe on Soar power station, Sony A6000, Sony A7 Mk 2, Street Photography, Westminster, Yorkshire Sculpture Park, YSP
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It’s about three weeks – what have I learnt?
So here is my street photography set up – scary isn’t it. A five year old camera body – although mine is around 3 years old and a lens that is over forty years old. Those of you who might … Continue reading
Posted in Photography, Street Photography, Winter
Tagged Canon FD Lenses, Sony A6000, Street Photography
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A lot of hard work for what?…
Another Sunday another session with the Canon FD Lenses and my Sony A6000. To recap I have set of small lightweight Canon FD lens circa late 1970s that I have decided to try and use with my Sony A6000. The … Continue reading
Exercising my little grey cells…
Day 2 of the great Canon experiment – which is something I’m definitely not calling my dailiance with my old Canon FD lenses – and I thought I would try things out on much more familiar ground. I’m not sure … Continue reading
Posted in Jubilee Park, Photography, Winter
Tagged Canon FD 135mm F3.5, Canon FD Lenses, Dog Walking, Jubilee Park, photography, Reeds, River Soar, Sony A6000, trees, winter
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Back to the Future with a Bag Full of Primes…
It seemed like such a good idea – fit a Canon 24mm f2.8 FD lens I had to a Sony A6000 – what could possibly go wrong? Well the answer is nothing much apart from the lens isn’t anything like … Continue reading
Posted in Photography, Winter
Tagged Abbey Park Leicester, Canon FD Lenses, City of Leicester, photography, Sony A6000, winter
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TW 3 – Water – Day 7
So that was that week. The idea was to make some images each day to mark the end of the first year with my Sony mirrorless camera. It was some week. I must admit towards the end it was really … Continue reading
Posted in autumn, Photography
Tagged autumn, Canal, evening, Fields, Foxton Locks, Gumley, Sony A6000, Water
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