In this post I’ll be heading West from Akureyri towards the Snaefellsnes peninsula, and back towards Reykjavik to end my trip.
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Read MoreIn this post I’ll be heading up the East and across the North of Iceland, stopping along the way at various waterfalls, mountains and seeing some of Iceland’s wildlife.
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Read MoreThis is part 1 of a 3 part series of very, very long blogs on my 2018 solo trip to Iceland, I’m going to be keeping these posts photo heavy with a focus on locations and tips for visiting Iceland as well as a bit of camera stuff too.
Read MoreI always love shooting at Dewsall, such a stunning venue and always really well orchestrated by their wedding planners. Sam and Scott got married towards the end of summer, and the sun came out for their al-fresco wedding in the front lawn.
Read MoreAs is usual I do a review at the end of each year, this is a brief overview of my professional and personal photography work and a bit about what I did in the previous year.
I enjoy this exercise quite a bit, and it allows me to reflect on the year, and it’s nice to go back through the previous years and see what I’ve achieved.
I don’t tend to set myself goals for each year, but instead a general sense of improving skill wise and moving forward.
I hope you enjoy this look at my 2018, feel free to comment below if you have any questions at all.
Read MoreI don’t think I’ve ever shot a wedding for someone who had quite such an infectious smile as Jen when she married Ed in the summer.
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The Fuji X-H1 is a stills and video workhorse in the Fuji lineup. Featuring a reinforced metal body, in body image stabilisation (IBIS) and a top plate LCD screen, this camera is currently everything I need in a professional setup.
Long gone are the days of ultra retro styling and although you get a couple of dials on the top this camera has a much more ‘DSLR’ look than anything else Fuji has put out in recent years, this ain’t a bad thing however as function trumps form when you are using these things constantly.
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