Quick post today. I’m running late but wanted to get something to you.
Well, I did it, and so happy I did
Do you remember back in December I was loaned the Tamron 18-300mm lens for the Fujifilm?
A quick few taken with the Tamron 18-300mm
As I said previously there would be more from that trip away with the Tamron 18-300mm F/3.5-6.3 Di III-A VC VXD lens.
Loch Ard Gorge and Port Campbell
Another quick post today. I’ve been trying to get some stuff done in the garden and use some of the produce. Who knew a zucchini plant would produce so many zucchinis?
A couple more
This is a quick post and I thought I would share another couple of photos from my trip to the 12 Apostles. I need to get processing on them, so, as I’ve said before, I will be sharing a lot more with you. I hope you don’t mind.
Starting a new year
Another year is ending and who knows what the year ahead will bring. It has certainly been a very strange couple of years.
Going away for two days after 2 years at home
The recent trip to Port Campbell was meant as a way to get out again, but also to experiment with new gear. I did do that with the Tamron lens, and I got to really try out one of the bags, but I had hoped to do some timelapse photography using the new levelling base […]
First look at some photos taken with the Tamron along the coast
I’m back from my trip to the Great Ocean Road, well really just around Port Campbell. I’m so glad we went when we did, especially as this new variant omicron, it was good to do it before it takes over here too.
Heading away with new gear
Recently I was loaned the Tamron 18mm to 300mm lens for the Fujifilm camera. I was so excited because it is the first lens that Tamron has done for the mirrorless Fujifilm cameras.
Review – Tamron 100-400mm lens
Taking photos with a telephoto lens usually means compromises. They are often too heavy to just hand hold and you have to use a monopod or tripod. They can come with a very expensive price tag which makes them out of the range of most people. Tamron have come up with a compromise.