Sony A77 break down….
I cant wait to see this as a full frame camera ….
This isnt my video I just found the camera break down very interesting.
Lens Loops
This is the first product review on my new site 
. Vadim from Lens Loops sent me a few samples of their cool new designed camera strap.
INTRO
Lens Loops is an American start up company, their first product is a camera strap using car seatbelt webbing. It has a retro look to it and comes in several different colours and an XL version.
DESCRIPTION
- Made from high quality automotive seat-belt webbing, 5.1 cm (2 inchs) wide
- Camera Connector designed to prevent accidental disconnects.
- No seams, folds, or hardware on the inside surface to get snagged on clothing.
- There is no bulky shoulder pad to slide out of position or get in your way.
- Hardware made from top-quality steel, with attractive, industrial-grade finishes.
- Rolls up compactly for storage in a camera bag.
- XL version is 45.7 cm (18 inches) longer than the standard version.
Rockabilly
I was in Munich all last week and meet up with some great people from the “Flickr Munich Photo Walk” group (but more about that another day). I got back late Friday night just in time for the “Last Friday of the month shoot” at the lightGIANTS studio.
Laura
Laura need some photos for her portfolio, she is applying for several acting schools around the world and needed to show several different looks.
layout
I am working on a new lay out for the site…. hope to be finished soon
Project Z….
If you know the lightGIANTS then you would have heard about project Y …. Here is the first clue, thanks Two Dudes for the great video
Nadine and Speedy
I have been organising the Friday night shoots in the lightGIANTS studio for about a year now. And every time I announce one it amazes me how quick they are booked out. Last month Nadine and Speedy from Zumba Events were in the studio doing their thing.
Tina and Cihan
As if history was repeating itself one week latter I had another multicultural wedding, and again is was the sister of a wedding I had photographed last year. This time it was a German Turkish wedding. As a small surprise a Turkish band met the couple on their way to the reception, and every body started to dance.
Melanie and Arnaud
I love photographing multi cultural weddings, the mixing of 2 world in the festivities of a wedding. Melanie from Germany and Arnaud from France, their countries are only separated by a river. In fact their villages are only 15 minutes drive apart, but it took a chance meeting Spain to bring them together.
I photographed Melanie’s brothers wedding last year so when she asked me shoot hers as well i took it as a compliment.
Edinburgh
Edinburgh
A few weeks ago I went to Edinburgh with Tom for a long weekend of whisky tasting and photography. We also met up with Jannis and Laura who were travelling around France and Scotland…
Basically we spent most the time walking around drinking, eating and taking photos. I knew there were a lot of cemeteries in Edinburgh but I just didn’t quite realise exactly how many. I had been to Edinburgh about 10 years ago, so I had a basic idea of where I wanted to go and what to expect. But found that exploring all the alley ways and hidden little pubs was like slipping into an other world, and was content just simply to continue exploring, drinking, eating and taking photos