photographs: people, places & things
The Sigma 18-35mm f/1.8 dc HSM Art lens on the Canon EOS 90D A few weeks ago I posted about using the Canon EF-S 55-250mm f/4-5.6 IS STM lens. If you missed that post you can go back and check it out at this link. In that post I wrote that ongoing mobility limitations and […]
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The Canon EF-S 55-250mm f/4-5.6 IS STM on the Canon EOS 90D Continued mobility limitations and the frustration of not being able to get out and about in the way I like have led to me taking a few more garden pictures. If you don’t know why I’m not out and about as much as […]
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Macro pictures with the Canon 90D and the Sigma 105mm f2.8 I seem to be forever playing catch up with blog posts. I’ve just updated my other blog following an excellent short motorcycle trip to Scotland. If it’s of interest you can check that out at this link ‘Three towns and 1,000 miles’ The last […]
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I sold a lens and bought myself a drone … DJI Mini 4 Pro For a while I have had a couple of Sigma telephoto lenses in my collection and that I use with my EOS 90D. The first telephoto lens I bought was the 150-600mm F5-6.3 DG OS HSM (Contemporary) – described by Sigma […]
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A year with a camera – from snapper to accomplished photographer What a difference a day makes … and what a difference a year or so makes! Up until around May last year, when it came to taking photographs my wife could probably be fairly described as being ‘quite handy’ with a point and shoot […]
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Early morning walk in the Tame Valley Despite a reasonably heavy layer of frost and a pretty cold start to the day, there was a real feel of Spring in the air by the time I was home in the Tame Valley earlier this week. Of course it’s not officially spring until Saturday 20th March […]
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Getting used to a new lens Earlier this year I added a new lens to my kit bag. The rather snappily titled Sigma 105mm F2.8 X DG Macro OS HSM. It was September when I bought the lens and since then I have written a couple of posts (including pictures), and which you can check […]
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An occasional question. I suppose I would describe myself as a keen amateur photographer with an emphasis on the words keen and amateur. There have been a few occasions when out walking along local canal paths and riverbanks that along with the question what are you taking pictures of? I have been asked what sort […]
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