What is the most valuable camera asset? Is it In-Body Image Stabilization (IBIS), a fast lens, a silent shutter, or an optical viewfinder?

Did you just take a picture, or is there a deeper meaning behind it? Is it simply a depiction of a landscape, or a specific situation you've observed? Does the photograph reflect something about you? Are you photographing “who you are” when you are taking pictures?

My son Liam and I decided to go to the fair in our home town to take some pictures. I shot mostly “from the hip” with the Ricoh GR III to try and catch the moments as they appeared without people noticing the camera.

My son Liam, who is about to become a professional photographer, and I, decided to go to a town in the Netherlands called Delft. We both took our cameras.

When you are outside, walking around, looking, and being open to everything around you, you are in the moment, in the now…

The GR is often compared to a knife. It’s not a Swiss-army knife, but a single-purpose knife. Some also say it’s like a pen that fits in your hand….

I think color and black-and-white photography are two different disciplines. Some photographers are good at both….

What struck me about Garry Winogrand is his relaxed demeanor and the way he doesn’t take himself too seriously. He starts his seminar with the words “Welcome to the Winogrand Circus.”

After a divorce, the passing away of my mum and one of my sisters, my pleasure and passion for photography disappeared. It took me about two years before that passion slowly returned….

Most people know what a Haiku is. It is a 17 syllable, originally Japanese, poem consisting of three lines. But what is a Haiga?…

Thought it would be nice to show some of the places I usually go to take pictures and showing some of the photos on location. So hop on my bike and join me. I won’t fall this time, I promise.

I have a huge preference for horizontal photos. Is it because I love shooting landscapes? Maybe, but no. I have been thinking about this. Why is this?