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I loaded up the Leica, two lenses and my 0.9 ND filter in search of light over the weekend in Hong Kong. Ended up staying in a new and less tourist filled part of the island, North Point. There, I found a gold mine for street photographers, a local market with the occasional tram that […]
Read More North Point Market in Hong KongLast night I loaded up the Fuji X-H1 with the 16mm (24mm equivalent) and the Leica M-P 240 with the 28mm Summicron and headed down to a spot I haven’t been to in years, Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall. As you come up from the CKS Memorial MRT Station you are greeted by quite a sight. Heading […]
Read More Glowing Buildings – Fujifilm X-H1 and Leica M240It’s getting to be an old story, but the Ricoh GR keeps shining years after buying it. I’ve come to really like the Positive Film setting, more and more. The Positive Film setting gets me about 90% of what I want. After import, I might push up the whites a bit and lift the shadows […]
Read More Tokyo with the Ricoh GR and Positive FilmI’m not one for using preset jpeg effects often, but I’ve come to like one from Ricoh quite a bit. The Positive Film effect on the GR suits my tastes. I don’t usually use presets because a BIG part of the photographic experience for me is spending time in post-processing working on images. But, there […]
Read More Ricoh GR: Positive FilmI’ve gone through a few cameras over time, but this old friend sticks around and continues to impress. It’s a formula that ticks every box for me: lightweight, large sensor, fantastic 28mm lens, perfect ergonomics for the size and a straightforward interface. My biggest complaint is the poorly placed exposure comp button that tends to […]
Read More The Ricoh GR – Five Years OnPatience pays off. Found this high contrast scene along Rue de Vaugirard. Ricoh GR: 28mm 1/1000 f8
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