Since starting down the Nikon DSLR path we have acquired new bits. As a result of commercial photography for events we now use the Sigma 17-50 f2.8 for DX cameras on the Nikon D3300 and though the company we also have a Nikon D610 and a 35mm AFS f1.8. Why… The main reason is that
Second in a series of things and places that can save money for photographers. Just sharing some of the things that I do and hope that you too can get some better “miles to the gallon”! Please take the time to comment; if you have a better source or other experience please share it with
First in a series of things and places that can save money for photographers. Just sharing some of the things that I do and hope that you too can get some better “miles to the gallon”! Please take the time to comment; if you have a better source or other experience please share it with
I am very frustrated with the internet. The internet showed promise in making portfolios from thousands of fellow photographers available for me to review and learn from as well as provide a place where we can discuss what matters and express our opinions. Whilst the status of the photographer, be they hobby through to professional
I use a Nikon D5200 together with Nikon’s older AIS lenses in manual mode. I originally bought the camera as a kit with the 18-105mm kit lens. The kit lens is absolutely useless; the results with auto-focusing are poor, the manual focusing is impossible, the lens does nothing to contribute to good crisp images. I
I was 5 or so, years old when I first understood that people wanted to kill me and my family. My awareness of my surroundings and visual inspection of every environment, I went into, was hard wired as a form of self-preservation. My father, an officer in the British Army was as we all were,
