I am sure by now that you’ve heard me talk about the country, the climate, the faith and the children, but in truth I can only describe my experience as “Life Changing”.  I have deliberately been broad in my posts because there is so much to cover that it would not be possible to convey. So I’ll leave you with the last few photos from my final day in Uganda and at the Uganda Jesus Village.
A massive thanks to Frazer of Rockfish Streetwear, Marika from UJV and everyone who I …

Phew, it’s been hectic. Sooo much to do this week but I finally edited the last band. They’re called Bridgefield, a 5 piece band with a firey lead vocals and a dynamic bass player. He was just so much fun to shoot because he really looked like he was enjoying and giving me a lot of movement to frame through the lens.

I took quite a few shots since it was coming towards the end of the evening, so I took my Nikon off RAW (I know, shocking huh) so I …

Over the weekend I took a mate out hiking; apparently he had never been hiking before! It was an easy 12 miles, nothing technical at all. I took out my trusty Nikon and packed my Fisheye lens and my 18-200mm. My friend wasn’t really sympathetic to the fact that I wanted to take loads of photos but not snaps, so a few times he just went ahead and I caught up But it was an absolute hoot so I’m planning another route very soon.

I play badminton regularly, so I wanted to try out my new Nikon Fisheye 10mm to see how it would before shooting fast action, contrasting lighting conditions and see what opportunities it opens to my photography.

I recieved my new lens yesterday and like a kid with a new toy I just had to test it out. So I went into town to find the largest thing I could, and behold a might crane was in town!

It’s one of those “do I really need these” kind of purchase, it’s almost £400 but when it can produce results like this below, then I do wonder why I haven’t got one already…then I think, “Oh yeah, it cost £400!!”