Three ways
Fujifilm X70 Montpellier, France
street photography
Back to life, Back to reality?
Tomorrow is a big day in France. Something that we’ve been waiting for since I don’t even remember when to be honest. Tomorrow is important in many ways, for the country, for businesses etc, But most importantly, it’s important for us, people. For our mental health. Something that was put aside during this pandemic. Mental […]Read Post ›
Colour is back
This is the first blog post in my new apartment. I have been absent on WP recently and that’s because I have been very busy with the move. I don’t need to tell you how it is. Along with excitement there’s a lot of stress too. But with little help from my friends, it all […]Read Post ›
Changes
Things are changing and it’s for the best. For the past few days, there have been a few changes in my life. Some changes at work where I have learned new things and gained yet more experience which will be very helpful in the future. Today, I have also signed a contract for the new […]Read Post ›
Trying out Fujifilm X-T100
I’m not a gear head. I remember owning 2 cameras at some point, a few years back. One of them was Canon 550D and the other was a point & shoot 10mp Panasonic. That point & shoot eventually led me to selling my bulky Canon and getting a more practical for street photography Fujifilm X70. […]Read Post ›
Light and shadow study
I’m sharing some images from January 2021. I haven’t done many walks this month so far. It’s been quite busy and tiring at work, although I’m not complaining. On top of that, the 6pm curfew is still on and is quite annoying to be honest. However, no lockdown yet, so I’ll stop moaning. Streets are […]Read Post ›
Vanilla Sky
Due to my working hours, I get to shoot way more often at sunsets rather than early mornings. Both times of the day are great to shoot, needless to say. Early mornings you can get these soft subtle colours, warm light. On late afternoons there’s more drama, atmosphere and deep contrasts. Here’s the sequence of […]Read Post ›
Le curfew update
The first formal “curfew order” was introduced in 1918 by the British board of trade, which ordered shops and entertainment establishments to extinguish their lights by 10:30 p.m. in order to save fuel during World War 1. This is Le update to the current situation here in France. From mid December, we’re already under a curfew (8pm […]Read Post ›
Peopleless
I find myself making more and more images without people. Just something I have noticed lately while organising or editing final shots. It is certainly a result of less people being on the streets these days, first of all. On top of that, 95% of people that you’d come across in a city centre would […]Read Post ›
Roll on 2021
So here we are, rolling into 2021 and already there’s plenty of things to be shocked by. But I don’t want to go there. Like many of you perhaps, I’m thinking of my future goals for this year. No resolutions, no. Hardly anyone really succeeds with those. It’s more of a feeling of doing something […]Read Post ›
