Photography is more than just pointing and shooting—it’s about capturing the world in a way that tells a story or evokes emotion. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced shooter, there’s always something new to learn. From choosing the right gear and mastering light to nailing composition and post-processing, these tips will help refine your skills and make your photos stand out. Dive in and explore practical advice to take your photography to the next level!
Some samples from my Panasonic GX 85 (or GX7 mk II as they call it in Japan) equipped with a Panasonic Leica DG Summilux 15 mm f/1.7 lens. What a great little camera: compact, solid, sharp, fast AF and lovely bokeh. It will always accompany me during my business trips :) All pictures are JPEG…
Probably my favourite picture from our visit to Shinrin Koen: beautiful afternoon light playing with fresh green plants on the side of a deserted path.
Taking my 16-35mm lens out for a walk always feels like reconnecting with an old friend. This lens, my very first L-series, has been with me for nearly a decade now. Despite its years, it still delivers stunning results, proving that great gear, when cared for, can stand the test of time. The versatility of…
In Tokyo, even the simplest moments can turn into visual poetry—like spotting an ordinary flower on a quiet sidestreet. Through the lens of a 135mm f/2L prime, this unassuming bloom transforms into something extraordinary. The magic of this lens lies in its razor-sharp detail and buttery smooth bokeh. The flower pops in perfect focus, its…
Jet lag has its perks—like finding yourself awake at 5:30 a.m. in Dubrovnik, camera in hand, as the world slowly stirs to life. With a tripod and an LX100, time ceases to exist. A long exposure shot transforms the Adriatic into a silky expanse, soft waves lapping gently against the rocky shore. The contrast of…
