That’s all 2024…


Time flies, doesn’t it? It feels like just yesterday we were celebrating Christmas, but here we are at the end of 2024. 

I didn’t have any specific photography goals at the start of the year. I’m not really one for New Year’s resolutions. But life has taken some interesting turns. 

I switched from using Lumix cameras to a Fuji cameras. That brought its own set of challenges. The most positive being that I don’t spend as much time editing as I used to. I’m a big fan of the film simulations, so I focus more on getting the shot right in the camera rather than in Lightroom. 

I tried my hand at street photography for the first time. It was a bit nerve-wracking, but I had a blast. I love seeing other photographers’ street work, and I’ve been collecting books on the subject. Mr. Whisper’s work is really inspiring (more on him next week). 

I discovered new local spots to photograph, which got me into clouds (especially in black and white). I hope to explore that more next year. 

We also managed a few trips away.

So, while it wasn’t an incredible year overall, it wasn’t bad either. And most importantly, I still love photography. 

Ynys Môn

(That’s Anglesey to you and me)

Had a lovely break in Anglesey recently. Thankfully, it stayed dry, however like the rest of the UK, the sun hasn’t made an appearance since last month. Anglesey is an absolutely beautiful place. It has everything; mountains, lakes, forests and the most amazing beaches. I’m not going to write much about it, it wasn’t a photographic break, just some much needed downtime.