A 10 day trip to Napels an the Amalfi coast.

Took the Canon nFD 14mm f/2.8L for a walk tonight.

Got my first new camera in five years in the mail last week. It’s the very compact, yet very capable, Fujifilm XF10.

At this moment in time, the Fujifilm X-T1 is almost 7 years old. “Why are you still shooting with it?” I hear you ask. Well, because it’s still an amazing camera. It’s still my go-to camera when going on trips and hikes.

The past two months I’ve taken a lot of photos of those cute faces. But I was missing some good portraits, with some beter lighting. I’m not unhappy with the results below, but I wanted to try something different.

What if you don’t have to think about shutter speed, aperture and focussing at all? Just snap away. Seventy-two times per roll. Just get your composition right. Be more creative, less technical.

That's where the Olympus Pen-EE comes in.

I took a walk with the Canon nFD 14/2.8L. love wide angles, but the 14 is (almost) too wide for me. There is at least one subject where this lens shines.

Escaping the ‘lock-down’ at home for a small walk through the forest. Taking only my Fuji X-T1 and 56/1.2.

For the summer vacation 2018 my girlfriend and I went to the Algarve in Portugal for about two weeks. We’re not the kind of people that like to lay on the beach all day, we want to do and see things. This is some of the things we’ve done and seen.

End of may 2018 my girlfriend and I took a long weekend city trip to Paris, France. These are some of the photos of the things we did and saw.

Forgot my other adapters. Forced to shoot only with the Olympus 21/3.5. The results are great!

One camera, one lens, one roll. The Canon EF, nFD 85mm f/1.8 shot with Kodak Gold

One camera, one lens, one roll. The Canon EF, FD 35/2 and some Ilford FP4, all 36 shots.

I finally got to shoot with the Canon EF and FD 35/2 SSC, loaded with some Ilford FP4.

Shooting some film (and digital) in snowy weather.

I thought it was time to do some new macro shots. Using my ridiculous setup, I could get a magnification of 3.5:1.

I spent a few hours in the forest this morning. Everything was nicely frosted. The low hanging sun created some beautiful sights.

Took a walk with my Fuji X-T1. Should I sell it or keep it? I think I know the answer.

Autumn walk through the frosted forest.

I've been searching for a small(ish) camera for a while now. It didn’t have to be the newest, fastest and cheapest camera around.

Part two of the 50/55 Canon FD lens test. Are the 1.2 lenses really better?

I'm putting the 'bokeh monster' Canon nFD 85/1.2L against the nFD 85/1.8. Is the size, weight and price worth it against the smaller and cheaper 85/1.8? 

A comparison between two high rated Canon FD 50/1.2 lenses and a 'standard' 50/1.4.