Shooting interiors with the GFX50S

I mentioned in my last post that I had hired a GFX50S for a major interiors photoshoot (well, I'm not sure if I mentioned interiors). Given that I am mainly a press photographer, you might consider it a bit strange I am shooting interiors, the short line is, I actually started out many years ago … Continue reading Shooting interiors with the GFX50S →

GFX50S – First Touch for a digital medium format 1st timer.

Until this week my only experience with medium format is my vintage Rolliflex, so I have never shot with anything other than Full-Frame or APS-C on digital. With this in mind I arranged to hire a GFX with the 23mm and the 32-64mm for a good few days before the shoot. My plan was to carry it with me instead of a little X-T to get the feel of the camera.

Snow on the Beach

Worthing quite often misses the snow when the country is hit, probably due to being shielded by the South Downs. However, this morning, last night's snowfall remained and the beach still had a slight dusting.

Fuji and Godox at an event.

Once a month I can be found at the British Film Institute (BFI) working as the official photographer at film critic Mark Kermode's live show. This entails working backstage to get a nice group shot of Mark with all of the guests as well as joining everyone for a pre-show run though to make sure … Continue reading Fuji and Godox at an event. →

Fujinon XF 200mm F2 and the Dancing Queen

From the August Bank Holiday with Frightfest through to the start of October via the Liberal Democrats and Labour to the Conservatives is always a ridiculously busy time for me. The final week always catches up with me but at least this year I had something to smile about, the loan of the latest "big" … Continue reading Fujinon XF 200mm F2 and the Dancing Queen →