I’m in love, and this beautiful BMW 118d Shadow Edition is the new object of my affection. I photographed her today for a client and I was immediately smitten. Sadly she’s well above my pay grade!
Fujifilm X-T2, F=55mm, f/11 @ 1/30th sec on ISO3200
Plenty of room for social distancing in the Studio Pod, but no social distancing at all needed for this beautiful baby!
Photographed for a client with the Fujifilm X-T3, F=50mm, f/11 @ 1/60th sec on ISO6400.
Dateline: June 12th 2020
Final Edition! Whether the government like it or not, the Lockdown is more or less over for most of us, and I was BACK AT WORK TODAY! So here’s my very first commercial shoot of the rest of my life, and the last of my Lockdown Logs (and I’m not sorry to see the end of the Lockdown!)
Fujifilm X-T3, F=55mm, f/7.1 @ 1/60th sec on ISO 3200.
The amazing BMW 4 Series Coupe,
‘Sportiness combined with breathtaking aesthetics.’
And this one professionally photographed to impress prospective customers.
Fujifilm X-T3,55mm, f/11 @ 1/60th second on ISO800
I photograph a lot of cars, and other vehicles but this nice BMW impressed me with its clean-cut lines. Doesn’t it look well against the white background?
Time for my annual visit to the Belfast Christmas Market, clustered around the veritable ‘Dome of Delight’ itself, Belfast’s historic City Hall. This year again, it was the evening when I visited. I took the Fujifilm X-T30, small enough to be unobtrusive and powerful enough to make eye-watering images. I had the ISO at 3200 throughout the evening. Despite the fantastic X-T30, the market was so busy it was difficult to make any decent images, but here’s a few…
The amazing Lotus – not so much a car as an emormous surge of pwer!
Photographed using the Fujifilm X-T2
I’ve photographed all sorts of cars, over the past 20 years or so, everything from Jaguars to Hyundais, Renaults to Fords, Landrovers to Toyotas. For the first time last week I had opportunity to photograph a Nissan Nismo – a car I’d never even heard of until now. Here’s the main image…
If you are fortunate enough to ever visit Belfast, Northern Ireland, you can get around the city easily and quickly on a ‘Belfast Bike.’ Download an app, pay a small fee, and borrow a bike! Take it from one side of the city to the other, and park it at the nearest bike-park! Easy!
A rack of public-access bicycles at Botanic Gardens, Belfast.
