Tag: Summer
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Canon EF 16-35mm f/4L IS
I recently got some new Yongnuo 622c II triggers and decided to give them a test. This was taken with a Yongnuo 685 fired at 1/16th power through a softbox umbrella, 1 meter from the subject on camera right. I also had a reflect at the same distance on camera left to fill shadows that… Read more
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Return of the Race
The amazing race is back on TV and I couldn’t be happier! Read more
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Long Exposures with the Canon EF 16-35mm f/4L IS
Despite loving my Canon EF 17-40mm f/4L and owning it for many years, I finally made the upgrade to the Canon EF 16-35mm f/4L IS. This lens had been on my wish list for quite some time now and after managing to sell my 17-40, I finally purchased it. I’m really loving this lens… Read more
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George Street Reopened (Kinda)
Just over a week ago George Street was reopened here in Sydney. Although it’s still not finished, it is already looking great and made for a great atmosphere over the weekend. Read more
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The Holiday Fun Is All Over
All the Christmas holiday fun is sadly over and it is back to work tomorrow. With less than one week left of 2017, it is time to decide on goals for 2018. I haven’t really set any particular goals so far, but I do have some in mind. I know for when it comes to… Read more
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Christmas Dinner
Our setup for Christmas Dinner 🙂 Read more
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Merry Christmas 2017
Merry Christmas everyone! I hope everyone has a safe and happy holidays 😀 Read more
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Elizabeth Quay Bokeh
Last Friday night after work, I decided to go for a short walk after I finished my shift. There was some Chinese New Year celebrations on down at Elizabeth quay which were quite nice, although the 50mm f/1.8 was a bit too long on the M5 for general shots. On the way back to my… Read more
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Take Me To The Beach
Here are some images from my outting at Cottesloe Beach a little over a week ago. Read more
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Ivan
This is my friend Ivan who’ve I’ve known for around 7 years now. He’s going away for a month long trip around the United States so we decided to have a quick catch up before he leaves. Read more