Often overlooked as another accessory, a lenshood is by design, a key component of a lens. This photography tip explains the importance and benefits of using a lenshood.
As digital photography has become mainstream, proportionately fewer and fewer images are being printed. This photography tip is a reminder of the importance and value in printing photographs.
This article was published on www.myfujifilm.co.za during my FUJIFILM FEATURE week in June 2018 All of this is my dad’s fault. He wasn’t only French, loved red wine and strong cigarettes, but he also loved photography. He had been taking pictures…
While at lunch at one of our favourite restaurants the other day, I went on a little walk around the premises and came across this beautiful, old pinball machine. This is something I don’t come across very often anymore and…
Last year I took part in the 24 Hour Project for the first time and it was so crazy that I professed I would not do it again. Low and behold, this year I found myself slap-bang right in the…
I feel so blessed in so many ways being able to write this post I can hardly contain myself. Why? you ask? Let me tell you why?
I have written about Weinheim, Germany before in my “Ode to Cobblestones”. The town boasts a lot of historic superlatives which are a good reason to visit but it was not my reason I was there on my last visit to…
If there is one thing I miss about living in Africa, it is small, old towns with lots of old half-timber houses and pedestrian zones with cobblestone roads. Weinheim in Germany is such a town.
What a beautiful book this is!! It has been some time that I got so lost in pages and pages of ingeniously written prose like this one.
We had been in Vietnam for a week and had travelled up the coast from Ho Chi Minh City to the ancient city of Hoi An and starting to get acclimatized to the hot humid weather and the industriousness of the people. The…
The title gives away that this is no easy, fuzzy-feeling read. It’s heart-wrenching, all-consuming and as shocking and real as today’s world has become for so many.
By far one of the craziest projects I have taken part in yet; 24 photographs, 24 hours, one every hour posted to Instagram. The call from the organizers:”Document Humanity to Make a Difference!”
While my freshly baked husband and I were in Vietnam we travelled to Can Tho to visit the Mekong Delta. I wanted to see the famous Floating Markets, so we booked a boat trip while buying dinner at a street stall (which is…
… or what it must feel like to get forgotten. We went on a cycle tour through Soweto when my sis was visiting from Germany. It was so nice to experience Soweto in a different way and we had a very…
So I did it again… I read another sad book… and this time I did it properly. This must be the saddest book I have ever read.
