See through the lens

With the introduction of the Nikon D500 in the recent weeks, one question among many of us amateurs and professional photographers is - Should I buy one? I want to try and go through this decision many process together with you readers by analysing the following What are the main features of the Nikon D500 What do I currently have Should you buy one? Main features of Nikon D500 Built in Wifi NFC Connectivity Tilting or Articulating Screen 4k Video - 3840x2160 Touch Screen Face Detection Focusing 21.0 Megapixel Sensor High Max ISO 1,640,000 153 Focus points 3.2" Screen Up to 1/8000s Shutter speed (very high) 10.0 fps Long Battery life External Microphone and Headphone Port Environmental Sealing Timelapse Recording Flash sync Port AF Micro Adjustment 200,000 Shutter life expectancy What Do I have currently - the Nikon D300s I have had my Nikon D300s since Jan 2010 and I am very happy and satisfied with it. It changed my game from when having ...

Brighton is a city so different from the normal English cities. I went to Kemp Town today to have a look at the Carnival and try and take some shots. Kemptown Carnival is an open festival that happens in June generally. Situated in the town that bears bears the name, in the heart of Brighton, it attracts an immense amount of people. Most dress up for the occasion or apply paint on their faces. It is a chance for local organisations to get more exposure to the community. The following is my gallery of photos I took during the carnival.                                                     

Recently I have had the chance of visiting the Philippines with two of my friends, and it was an absolutely great experience. I decided to capture as much as I can the country as opposed to just beautiful sceneries. As such, I wanted to know more about the people and get to know them, leaving me less time to actually take photos. But I got to learn more and understand the brilliant people of the island I was very amazed to how different people are from different parts of Philippines. On the same island for example, in Cebu City and Oslob, people were so different. The city is as expected very buzzing with people competing with each other and very aware of the revenue potential of tourists. Nothing to be scared of, but only to be aware of. We went to Lapu Lapu during our visit to Cebu City and visited the monument of the great Hero of the country - Lapu Lapu himself. The fish market was pretty interesting over there where I met a fish seller who invited us in.   Upon...