Using Fujifilm X-mount for product photos (and now, my watch collection)
Sharing my experience and set-up from making product photos running a photography review site. Look forward to the set-ups I use, some notes and of course, samples to share.
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Documenting the post Covid-19 lockdown nights with the Fujifilm X-Pro3.
A mini photography series on how Singaporean life goes on post-Covid lockdown in the neighborhood at night with the Fujifilm X-Pro3. A Kodak Portra simulation was used for all the images.
Following the Photography journey of Kei and Lynn with the Fujifilm X100 series.
Following Kei and Lynn on their photography journeys, a look on how the Fujifilm X100 series serves as teaching and learning tools them.
Review of the Viltrox 33mm f1.4 lens for Fujifilm X-mount is up!
Look forward to one of the most informative user reviews of the Viltrox 33mm f1.4 lens for X-mount with many user samples.
2020 Review of the Leica 35mm Summilux FLE on the M10 is up!
One of the most informative and honest review of the Leica 35mm Summilux FLE in 2020. Look forward to details of real life use and lots of samples images with the Leica M10.
[updated] A 55 days visual diary of Singapore’s COVID-2019 circuit breaker period.
[Updated Daily] With Singapore going into a partial lockdown from 8 April to 1 June 2020 in an attempt to mitigate the spread COVID-19, I have decided to look forward and see this as an opportunity to rediscover and reconnect with maybe the essentials. To be updated on a daily basis, all photos shot with Leica M10, Fujifilm X-Pro3 and an iPhone 11 Pro.
Review of the Leica M10 in 2020 is up!
A honest user review of the Leica M10 in 2020. Look forward to many samples beyond the typical static scenes with the 35mm and 50mm Summicron lenses.
Romanticizing the Leica Q Titanium – a medium-term review.
A sort of visual romantic story of how I came back to the Leica Q after 3 rounds of love and departure and that now, it is here to stay.
Overcoming the Gap in the photographer’s vision.
Every self respecting photographer will probably hit a plateau where we feel there is a gap in our vision, and we seek to overcome it. Today’s article discusses this.
Lynn’s hunt for a camera bag
A random short story on a 3 year old’s search for a camera bag and how the 300 year old brand Faure Le Page stepped in to fulfil this seemingly crazy request.
A 3 and 5-year old’s adventures with cameras.
Continuing to share the story of my 2 daughters, 3 and 5 years old in their photography journey with their personal Fujifilm T400 cameras.
Review of the Viltrox 85mm f1.8 lens for X-mount is up!
Sharing one of the most informative user-reviews of the just released Viltrox 85mm f1.8 lens for Fujifilm X-mount.
Teaching photography to children | Lynn X Instax mini Tsum Tsum
As a parent to 2 girls, I’ve always used photography as a medium to teach my kids about life, more than just a tool but also as a platform to further one’s learning. This post document’s Lynn’s experience with the Instax Mini.
Medium-term review of the Nikon Df | It’s a keeper
How does the 2013 Nikon Df stand in 2019 4 months after my first review of it? 3 reasons and 3 disclaimers for why the Df is a keeper.
A visual review | the Leica Q2 in everyday portraiture.
Is the Leica Q2’s 28mm focal length for portraits? Let us take a look in this visual review.
Education the enabler | a visual documentary with the Fujifilm X-T3 in Vietnam
5 days 4 nights. 30 students from Singapore 1 agricultural commune in Tra Vinh, Vietnam 3 days of lessons on STEM (Science Tech Engineering Math) to inspire and educate. 1 camera, … Continue reading Education the enabler | a visual documentary with the Fujifilm X-T3 in Vietnam
Motivations to learn in Singapore | Perspectives of a Secondary School teacher
As a Secondary school teacher (handling students from the age of 12 to 16), a sort of ‘holy grail’ that we have always pondered on is how can we truly, … Continue reading Motivations to learn in Singapore | Perspectives of a Secondary School teacher
Life: always worth it if you know where to look.
As with all things in life that we invest in, whether it is our careers, our children, pets, a cause or even a belief – satisfaction is always around the corner if we are willing to take a step back and appreciate what we have.Â
A meaningful life – what should we hold most dear.
Probably the very late new year post since the first days of 2019 was marked with stays in the hospital but here’s my take on what should we hold most dear for a meaningful life.
Bye 2018 and Hi 2019…
Saying goodbye to 2018, learning to care less about the unworthy and here’s hoping that 2019 be a kinder year to you and everyone 🙂
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