I recently had the luck to visit a good friend in Texas. I packed light for this trip, one compact tripod, one X-E1 body and three lenses, total weight for camera/lenses just under 1300 grams, including a Nikon/Fuji X adapter. Read the rest of this page >>
This was the first time I used the Fuji X-E1 for a portrait session. Can it replace a Pro DSLR and deliver equal results?
find out after the break
The Orphanage: children with no one: a photo essay
“A photographic essay is a set or series of photographs that are intended to tell a story or evoke a series of emotions in the viewer.” Wikipedia Read the rest of this page >>
This is a purely photographic essay without captions and explanations. I hope these photos don’t need them. You can click on each shot after the break. At the end, you will find my thoughts on equipment used and what I would bring today, after the break
Going for a walk in Paris with the Sony RX100
There are days when I don’t want to think about photography and this is where the RX100 comes in, I grab it when I don’t plan to take pictures. As it usually happens, once I relax I start “seeing things” and miss having a camera on me Read the rest of this page >>![]()
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Snapshot of the day: Sony RX100

ISO 320, Shutter speed 1/640, F2/8
The best camera is the one that’s with you. Shot with the Sony RX100.
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A new storm brings first snow, Alphabet City: Sony RX100
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High winds, freezing rain and a coat of wet snow, just a week after hurricane Sandy brought us plenty of misery ![]()
a few more shots after the break

