Paris on Film - Fujicolor Superia 400 X-TRA (12/05/2013)

More photos from Paris shot on the Ricoh GR1v & Fujicolor Superia 400 X-TRA:

Paris on Film - Fujicolor Superia 400 X-TRA (08/05/2013)

It's been a while since my last Paris post. I miss it already, so here are some photos.

All photos shot on the Ricoh GR1v & Fujicolor Superia 400 X-TRA:

Paris on Film - Fujicolor Superia 400 X-TRA (16/04/2013)

I thoroughly enjoy shooting in Paris. It's a great city with great light, colour, people, architecture and style. It's essentially a street photographers dream city, apart from the draconian laws surrounding photography in public spaces. Luckily those laws have not affected me as of yet, so on I go...

All photos shot on the Ricoh GR1v & Fujicolor Superia 400 X-TRA:

Paris on Film - Fujicolor Superia 400 X-TRA (13/04/2013)

Since I've shot a few rolls of this film in Paris, I think it's fair to dedicate a series to it: "Paris on Film".
No, I couldn't think of a more original title! :(

Shot with the Ricoh GR1v:

London on film - Neopan 1600 @ ISO1600 (14/03/2013)

More photos of London night life, shot with the GR1v on Fujifim Neopan 1600 shot at ISO 1600 and developed in Ilford Microphen stock solution:

London Street Daily (18/01/2013)

It's been over a month since the last episode of London Street Daily... Not so daily, eh?
Anyway, as always I've been trying to balance my work like, personal life and my photography and blog, which means I've not been able to tend to the latter three things as much as I'd like.

Enough of the moaning, I do plenty of that at work.

Here are a few shots form the past couple of weeks, shot on the Olympus OM-D E-M5 + 12mm, 14mm and 25mm lenses:

Brighton - The Beautiful and the Bizarre (25/04/2012)

More rain today :( It's been raining everyday so far this month... Can you believe it?

Last of the set from Brighton... Here's the full set if you're interested.

Anyway, if you like my work why don't you take a second to comment or share the link to my blog with a friend?

The following photos were shot on the Panasonic GF3 + 14mm f/2.5 (1st photo) and 25mm f/1.4 (2nd & 3rd Photos):