B&W Fine Art Photography
B&W Fine Art Photography
Sony A7r shutter shock was the one thing that bugged me the most, and if you follow me you know I was this close to selling the camera due that. By the way, I can hear some of you: “Why don’t you just upgrade to the A7r II then?”. Well, first of all because I …
Especially when shooting in misty, windy or salty environments, the sensor of your camera can become pretty much caked in dust or water droplets (that are often even worst than dust…), and pretty fast too.
I am “allergic” to camera straps. I like them very much from an aesthetic point of view, especially the leather ones, but I seriously can’t stand using them. Now, generally this is not a problem: I just keep the camera in my hands or screwed on top of a tripod. But sometimes you want to …
I always wanted one of those nice lens caps that allegedly let you take incident exposure readings with your camera, without having to lug around an actual external light meter. If you carry something with you, after all, better be useful in more than one way, right? This is basic backpacking philosophy. What thrown me …
An Hasselblad is a terrific camera for portraits – well, for almost everything really. But if you want to shoot with a flash, connecting the syncro cable to the lens, you will be left with no place to put the wireless remote trigger body – because you are using the flash off-camera, right? (If not: …
I don’t know if I have to explain this…the picture pretty much speaks by itself. Anyway: 1) pick a 5 euro cents coin 2) using a stepped bit – easier – or a normal bit drill a hole in the center 3) pass a piece of cord trough the hole and make a node creating …