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The FUJIFILM GFX100RF
April 1, 2025
At just 735 grams, the GFX100RF is shockingly lightweight for a medium format camera. It’s smaller than most DSLRs and lighter than many full-frame mirrorless setups. It looks and feels like a serious camera — but not a threatening one
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You can walk around Venice, blend into Budapest’s markets, or…
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Why Spring and Early Summer Are the Best Seasons to Photograph Budapest
March 28, 2025
There’s something quietly enchanting about Budapest as it shakes off the last remnants of winter. It doesn’t shout for attention the way some cities do in spring. Instead, it stretches gently into the season — with soft morning light over the Danube, chestnut trees unfurling their leaves along Andrassy Avenue…
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The Essential Street Photographer’s Kit
March 12, 2025
If you’ve ever dipped your toes into the vibrant, fast-paced world of street photography, you know it’s not just about the gear—it’s about capturing spontaneous moments and telling compelling stories. But having the right equipment can undoubtedly make your journey smoother and more rewarding. Today, let’s unpack the essential gear…
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Tips for Captivating Images
March 8, 2025
Mastering Composition in Street Photography: Tips for Captivating Images
Street photography is all about capturing life as it unfolds, but a great composition can transform an ordinary moment into something extraordinary. While spontaneity is key, knowing how to compose your shots makes a huge difference. Here’s how to master composition…
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The Play of Light: Golden Hour and Twilight Photography in Spring
March 5, 2025
Carnival has come and gone, and with it, the dramatic masks and vibrant costumes that fill Venice every February. But if you think the magic disappears with the last confetti, think again. Spring in Venice is an entirely different kind of spectacle—one painted in soft golden hues, delicate reflections, and…
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Street-Photography-for-the-shy
March 3, 2025
Street photography can be intimidating, especially if you’re naturally introverted or shy. The idea of pointing a camera at a stranger can feel overwhelming, but the good news is that there are ways to ease into it and build confidence. I am naturally shy, yet I’ve learned to overcome these…
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Why the Leica M10 and Leica Q Remain My Go-To Cameras
March 1, 2025
As a professional photographer who has spent years capturing moments across Venice, Budapest, and beyond, my camera choices are driven by a mix of practicality, artistic preference, and an emotional connection to the tools I use. While I’ve worked with a variety of camera systems, the Leica M10 and Leica…
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The Best Subjects for Black-and-White Photography
January 30, 2025
Black-and-white photography has a timeless quality that enhances emotions, textures, and contrasts in ways that colour photography often cannot. But is there a “best” subject to photograph in black and white? While any subject can work, some naturally lend themselves to the monochrome aesthetic better than others. Here are some…
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Why Photographers Are Leaving Instagram and Rediscovering Flickr
January 12, 2025
For years, Instagram was the go-to platform for photographers. It offered a unique space to share work, connect with fellow creatives, and gain exposure. But recently, many hardcore photographers have grown disillusioned with the platform. Algorithms, relentless advertisements, the obsession with likes, and questionable decisions by Meta have all contributed…
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Mastering Composition and Framing in Street Photography
January 7, 2025
Street photography is as much about storytelling as it is about technique. A well-composed street photograph can capture the raw energy of a moment, turning ordinary scenes into extraordinary works of art.
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In this post, we’ll explore key tips and principles for composing and framing compelling street photographs.
1. Understand…
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