A London (street) photography trip with the Sony A7C
I recently spent three days in London with the Sony A7C, curious about how it would hold up on a dedicated photo trip like this. Here’s a look at the city through its lens.
Hands-on with the Olympus E-300 in 2024
What happens when you take a 20-year-old DSLR out for a spin in 2024? I share my thoughts—and photos—from with the E-300. Curious what it’s like? Read on.
A touch of winter
We haven’t had much of a proper winter, not in a long time. So any bit of snow that we do get to see is a reason to get out and go captur
An autumn walk at Landgoed Clingendael
A new blog, finally! I’ve been meaning to make one for a while and I also have a huge draft list of blogs I started but haven’t finished (and likely never will) but with the amount of photography walks I’ve been doing in the past months I didn’t want to miss the opportunity to at least once share a photo blog on such a walk. So let’s just pick the last one, which was an autumn walk around Landgoed Clingendael yesterday morning. Let’s go!
Mother Nature’s April fools
After a mild winter without any snow, spring began about 10 days ago. And we noticed; last week was full of sun and we’ve already spent a few nice afternoons working in the garden in our t-shirts. However, then April came and Mother Nature had an icy joke up her sleeve!
How I deal with instagram anxiety
I’m no stranger to any of the temptations of social media in general and Instagram specifically. About a year ago, when I was noticing how anxious social media was making me at times, I decided I need to either change how I’d use it, or stop using it all together. Here’s some thoughts on that.
Review: Canon Selphy CP1300 mini printer
Just last week I got the Canon Selphy CP1300 portable mini printer. A few dozen prints in, I’d figure I’d share some of my thoughts on this little printer.