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First impressions of the Fuji XF10-24mm
These days I use my Fuji X-series cameras almost exclusively and it was with this in mind that I took the decision to sell my Nikon 16-35mm f4 VR lens and replace it with Fuji’s new XF10-24mm lens....
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The Fuji X-Series and a trip to Cornwall
We have just got back from a week away in St Ives. It’s one of my favourite places to visit in the UK and when you get the weather it’s just about perfect. St Ives is blessed with some fantastic...
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The Fuji 10-24mm – one month review
I’ve had my new Fuji 10-24mm lens for a month now and I thought I’d share a few thoughts and pictures with you. The lens is quite chunky and heavy by Fuji XF standards but still nowhere near as bulky...
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A visit to a Jacobean gem
Astley Hall in Lancashire is the type of location that Fuji’s 10-24mm lens and X-Pro1 were made to cover. Astley Hall is a Jacobean mansion on the edge of Chorley and it has bags of character. There’s...
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Fuji X – Sikh Colour
100 years ago Sikh warriors stood side by side with British troops during the First World War and the sacrifice made by those brave people should never be forgotten. That was the premise behind an...
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The X-T1 with 10-24mm lens is Quay
I finally took the plunge and bought a Fuji X-T1. It sounds like a great camera judging by all the reviews and my initial impressions are very favourable. I was also delighted to hear today that there...
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Fuji X the vital ingredient for Restaurant shoot
This week I had the task of shooting a few photographs at the soon to be opened Turtle Bay restaurant in Preston, England. It’s a Caribbean themed restaurant and the idea was to go in an grab a few...
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Christmas Lights with Fuji X-T1
You can’t beat a wet night for capturing the festive lights. I’d been waiting for a few days for the right sort of night – not actually raining but wet enough so that the pavements reflected the...
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Fiji X-T1 and 10-24mm lens for historic Lancaster
A weekend trip to the historic city of Lancaster provided the opportunity for some pictures of old buildings and cobbled streets. The Castle is medieval and it dates back to some time around the 11th...
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Photo cure for Winter blues
One thing I’ve discovered this winter is that I have a form of Cold Turkey for photographers. It normally starts if I go for more than a couple of days without taking a photograph. I start to get...
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Early morning with the Fuji X-T1
Sometimes you’ve just got to make the effort to get up and out early if you want to catch the best light. For these photographs I’d packed my Fuji X-T1 together with the 55-200mm lens and the...
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Beautiful Scotland
When it comes to landscapes, Scotland has some of the most dramatic and most beautiful vistas anywhere in the World. This made it the perfect place to exploit the versatility of Fuji’s widest lens,...
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Beautiful Scotland (Part 2)
The scenery is gorgeous don’t you think? You really can’t beat Scotland for drama and here I’ve posted another gallery of images taken with the Fuji X-T1 and 10-24mm lens, with a couple of images from...
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#thebiglunch
The Big Lunch in Preston took place on a local park (Ashton Park) so I couldn’t resist popping along to get a few photos. The Big Lunch aim is to get as many people as possible across the whole of the...
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Seniors portraits – UK style
When you see the phrase Seniors Portraits, it usually refers to the tradition in the United States, where young adults have their pictures taken at about age 17 – at the beginning of their final year...
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The Lake District with two Fuji zooms
Last week we had some beautiful weather in the UK and I took a day out in the Lake District armed with my Fuji X-T1 and two zoom lenses, the 10-24mm wide angle and the telephoto 55-200mm. As you may...
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Anti-Fracking demonstration in Preston
Today I was at the anti-fracking demonstration in Preston where huge numbers of people turned out to let local government know exactly what they think about fracking. Energy company Caudrilla are...
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Pictures of Salcombe in Devon with Fuji X-Pro1 and X-T1
One of the advantages of the Fuji X-Series of cameras is their compact size. They are ideal for travel photographers but that doesn’t mean it’s easy deciding what to take with you in your camera bag. I...
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Beautiful Cornwall
If we don’t get to Cornwall at least once during the year I start to miss it. There are a number of things that pull us back to Cornwall. The fantastic beaches, the emerald green sea, the coastal...
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Classic Cars just kept on coming
I was down in Miller Park last weekend for a Classic Car event in Preston city centre. It’s a beautiful park and the ideal setting for a classic car and motorcycle show. This was only the second year...
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