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Touring New Zealand with Nikon Mirrorless

02/01/2017 By Heather 5 Comments

My wife and I recently spent almost a month touring New Zealand by automobile, enjoying the natural beauty and doing field work for a photography e-book we have planned for 2017.

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Photographing Animals with Nikon 1 – Guest Post by Thomas Stirr

18/03/2016 By Heather 15 Comments

nikon 1 wildlife photography

Like many folks I enjoy taking photographs of various animals including mammals, reptiles, birds and bugs. I’ve never been on a safari or done any kind of wilderness photography adventure. As a result my images are a mix of captive specimens as well as photographs of species that are either local to me or are […]

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My Move to Mirrorless Weddings – Guest post by Steve Gemmell

17/02/2016 By Heather 3 Comments

As a professional UK-based Hertfordshire wedding photographer of some twelve years standing I have now switched to a completely mirrorless camera system. I started using a Fujifilm X-Pro1 camera four years ago and have gradually progressed to two X-T1s an X-E1, an X100T and also a Ricoh GR11. I have now sold all of my […]

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My Journey to the Olympus System – Guest post by Craig Roberts

14/12/2015 By Heather Leave a Comment

Pentax P30, Canon T90, Mamiya RZ67, Fuji GX617, Holga, Zero Image 2000, Canon 5D, Panasonic GF1, Canon 5D MKII, Olympus E-M5, Olympus E-P5, Olympus E-M1 … that’s my camera history in brief! The most significant thing since the Mamiya and the Fuji is how my cameras have shrunk in size. I still can’t believe the weight […]

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The Champions Go for a Drive – Guest Post by Hugh Hastings

03/06/2015 By Heather Leave a Comment

All images are property of Hugh Hastings and used with permission. The time is half-past-high noon in posh south west London and have I am standing in a fenced-off part of high value real estate being pelted by sticks of celery from some of the 100,000 people gathered here. It’s the day after the end […]

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