Thanks to Photologo (and similar brands that seem to specialise on creating artistic branding for photos), it seems like every photographer that just bought their
Author: The Overrated Photographer
I am a forty something year old Melbourne based photographer covering a broad range of genre’s from sports to portraits and travel.
My introduction into photography started with doing some kitesurfing photos, but with the arrival of my first daughter, my focus shifted to family and the vast majority of my photos are either family or street. I still try to get extreme sports when I am not kitesurfing myself.
My current non-personal photography work is confined to charity and not-for-profit engagements where I am engaged in photography for a number charity events to give back to the community and help support fund raising for these organisations. These include the homeless and cancer events.
I do not currently do any paid commercial work as I run a successful non-photography business and this allows me to explore my personal creativity with photography.
Sigma 35mm f/1.2 First Impressions
With the recent release of the Sigma 35mm f1.2 and having one in my hands, I thought I would put together my initial thoughts. First
Dunning Kruger effect and photography
After yet another post from someone vastly overestimating their abilities, I thought it was time to remind people of the Dunning Kruger effect and it’s
Where is the small / medium raw, Sony?
The A7Riv has been released and on paper, the specs look amazing. but there is one glaring shortfall I am utterly confused as to why
Sony hurting the industry with innovation?
For those who missed it, Petapixel posted a rediculous opinion piece that Sony was hurting the industry by innovating and cycling their cameras too quickly.
Fujifilm ranks Sony last on mounts
Apparently Fujifilm released their mount ranking system and Sony is ranked well in APSC but bottom in full frame. It’s an interesting tactic from Fujifilm,
