A real-life user review of the top of the league Fujinon XF200mm f2 lens with the X-T3 in 2019.
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Fujifilm X-Pro3 Review Part II: Comparing Classic Negative with Provia.
In Part II of the Fujifilm X-Pro3 review, we explore more image samples from Classic Negative and some comparisons against the other more popular film simulations like Provia and Astia.
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Review of the Fujifilm X-Pro3 is up!
Sharing one of the most informative review of the Fujifilm X-Pro3 part 1 – Photography Pure with many samples from the new film simulation, Classic Negative.
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The adventures of Lynn and Sheep in Old Tampines, Singapore.
A photo-adventure of 3 year old Lynn and 20 year old Sheep in a 40 year old Old Tampines Housing Development Board (HDB) public flat in Singapore with the Nikon D850 and Nikkor 28mm f1.4ED setup.
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A day with the 35mm Kodak Ektachrome E100 Film
A detailed review of the Kodak Ektachrome E100 slide film shot on the Nikon 35Ti with lots of real life samples.
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Portrait Photography with Nicole Lee and Fujifilm – Beauty Winsome.
Portrait Outing with Nicole Lee and Fujifilm, a simple down to earth article on how these 2 marry to create images that attract.
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The Leica Typ 102 X-E in 2019
Sharing a hands on review of the Leica Typ102 X-E in 2019 and how the traditional X camera holds its own unique place in my heart.
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Battle of the 135mm Portrait lenses for X-mount | The Fujinon 90mm vs Viltrox 85mm
A visual comparison of the two ultimate portrait lens choices for Fujifilm X-Mount, look forward to real life samples for you to decide on instead of old drab studio shots of charts.
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Pocket Bokeh | Review of the 7Artisans 35mm f1.2 lens is up!
My personal take on the 7Artisans 35mm f1.2 lens in its performance and how this manual focus lens can work in everyday settings with image samples.
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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.
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The most informative review of the Fujifilm Fujinon GF50mm f3.5 is up!
After the Fujifilm GFX100 review, I am sharing my personal take on the this one of the most informative review on the Fujifilm Fujinon 50mm f3.5 lens and how it takes it own special spot in the GF mount family.
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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.
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Mini review of the Pentax Q | The mini wonder
A mini review of the mini wonder, the Pentax Q system in 2019.
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Availing The Future | Fujifilm GFX100 review Part II
A discussion to further questions what makes the Fujifilm GFX100 unique and how takes it’s own place in the photography world.
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Reviews Part I and II of the Fujifilm GFX100 are up!
One of the most informative hands-on review of the GFX100 with many image samples.
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A 24 hour fling with the Sony RX1R II & comparisons with the Leica Q2
A 24 hour fling with the 2015 Sony RX1R II and comparisons of it against the 2019 Leica Q2
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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.
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Review of the Leica Q2 is up!
Proud to be sharing my hands-on review of the Leica Q2 , and with it 5 reasons why it is the camera to get and 2 reasons why it is a whisker short of perfection.
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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, 1 lens. 1 story of renewed passion to tell. Ho Chi Minh City. the Local Commune’s HQ for EcoVietnam Our HQ Our beneficiary Sub-School B in […]
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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, effectively motivate our students to learn, to have them thirst for learning. In the last decade some strategies (there’s too many to list) which I’ve […]
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