…Personally, I have a very clear view on this: I don’t consider a photograph to be a portrait unless it captures at least one aspect of the person’s character. No matter how convincing the model’s pose may be, or how technically perfect the lighting, it doesn’t even qualify as the foundation of a portrait: it’s merely an exercise in posing and lighting.

Welcome to a new section of the blog/website. I hope you enjoy it and find it useful. The first article will cover the post-production of monochrome camera files, which can be complex compared to traditional digital cameras—that is, color cameras.

Hands-on review of the Fujifilm X100V

2020— The Year of COVID-19. A very different year.