Recent content by Stephen McCullough

These make me want to explore. The third one especially.

Thank you Ivar. Much appreciated!

Thank you Pete. The first one was shot from the hip, which I'm getting a little better at executing. It's only taken 30 years or so... The market is often full of interesting characters and interactions. Good coffee and food too.

I was bumming around Kensington Market in Toronto while my kid visited the vintage clothing stores. Seems many of the staff in eateries were taking a break. These were taken about 15 minutes apart in different parts of the market. Smoke break _DSF4157.jpg by Stephen McCullough, on Flickr...

Nice to be missed... See, there is this thing called 'work'. It's a brutal concept. Mine has been keeping me imprisoned.

What a nice camera. Enjoy! Part of me wishes I actually need such a thing :( It bodes well for those of us who like what Fuji is doing.

Lucky Chris getting the sneak peak. At a Fuji event last week I had an opportunity to play with the new baby. I came away impressed: - The EVF really is impressive. The first thing is the sheer size of the view. It's just unlike any other EVF, or most OVFs. Second is the resolution, and the...

I was wondering the same thing. Funny how some of us might spend considerable time trying to capture the light and texture in some of these...

Hi Rob. Nice of you to notice! Quite simply I have been incredibly busy. Since leaving the for-profit world (i.e. making other people rich) to ply my trade in support of a charity I've been up to my ears in some exciting work. I agree with you all -these are really interesting and intriguing...

These are so good. I don't follow the Phoblographer blog, but stumbled across this elsewhere. Enjoy! http://www.thephoblographer.com/2013/08/19/mugshots-from-the-1920s-are-significantly-cooler-than-mugshots-from-today/

Well for sure the lens and sensor combination produce lovely stuff. But to my eye there is more to it. Like the Fuji 35, and maybe more so, there is something to the feel of the output. It comes across as very natural, capturing some of the life of the subject. Just beautiful. Very attractive...

Really good stuff. The colours are so rich.

Well that is safer than my case, which is a perfectly rational love of my X.

First thing - I know these are casual shots, but still, they are are good, and very useful for getting a feel for the lens. I especially like the gull, and the BW shots are very revealing. I have been thinking hard about this lens, and I think you have pushed me over the edge. I agree with you...

Agreed. Good choice of subject to try this too.