This is a continuation of my initial review of the B-Grip Uno Camera Holster. I have used it over the past few weeks either out scouting locations, macros but also on a few landscaping photography trips as well. I have to say I don’t use belt holsters for my work. I don’t wear a belt…
I was approached by the web design service of Miller Town & Country if they could use my image of the River Dart at Hembury for their website and e-brochure along with Alex Nail and Adrian Oakes. We negotiated usage terms and hopefully they may well use me in the future for additional images. …
I was approached by David Schloss from sonymirrorlesspro.com and asked if I can contribute to the sites content by being a guest author. Sony Mirrorless Pro is dedicated to providing high-quality news, reviews and information about Sony’s professional mirrorless camera systems. With my recent venture into the mirrorless body market with my A7R and A6000…
I have been asked by CP TECH S.R.L. in Italy to test out their newest arrival to their range of grips and camera holsters, namely the B-Grip Uno (www.bgrip.com/uno-en). It is intended for the mirrorless photographer that’s designed to be attached to a belt, backpack or other restraints. Unlike the popular Spider Holster, which uses a…
I was asked by Carolyn, from Barnabas House Bed and Breakfast in Yelverton, if I could shoot the interior, bedrooms and bathrooms as well as the breakfast rooms to update their website after a recent refurbishment. Interiors are something that I have the least experience with but I explained what I could offer. We discussed…
I’d been preparing by looking at the weather forecasts for the partial solar eclipse in the UK for a few weeks, booking off time from work to be sure I could get out. In South Devon the eclipse was forecast to start at just after 08:21 GMT and a maximum of 85 per cent at…
I’ve very recently bought a Sony Sonnar T* FE 55mm f/1.8 ZA Lens (SEL55F18Z). As I am using Canon glass with a metabones I don’t have a nice fast auto-focusing prime for the A7R / A6000. I’d been looking around for a sharp, medium cost portrait lens for various reasons including upcoming weddings and events…
I am fortunate enough to be able to visit the US this year to go storm chasing in the mid-west for 2 weeks. Only having one camera body means I have no backup and also would have to swap lenses on location which is not ideal given the likely conditions. I have been thinking for…
Joss, the owner of Powdermills Pottery, near Two Bridges on Dartmoor, contacted me recently to ask if I would consider selling some of my prints. I was more than happy and she advised me on what type of scene was most popular with the people who buy the images which she currently stocks. With that…
