A quick update

First of all, my apologies for not posting any update, including the promised Leica M typ262 + Summicron 35mm Asph + Artisan & Artist strap + Billingham review. I have recently moved to Vancouver to pursue further studies, so I cannot really manage to update this page as frequently as before. I will, however, continueContinue

Leica M Accessories

Hi guys, I just made a video of my Leica M accessories. Check it out. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RKZBZzQnMpc

My first review video!

Hi everyone, I just published my first review video ever! A detailed write-up is on the way. Stay tuned! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9WPe2-PUCGk

Visiting Soho, revisiting Fujinon XF18mm F2

The Fujinon was once the everyday lens on my X-E2, but since I wanted to challenge myself with another focal length, I have left it on my desk in favour of my Touit 32mm F1,8. Unfortunately, the 32mm is slow to focus and I’ve lost many decisive moments as I try to compose on thisContinue

50mm Street photography

This year marks my 4th year with my Fujifilm X/ Zeiss Touit setup, and recently I’ve been playing with the idea of switching to the holy grail – Leica M. The thing with the M system is that almost all the lenses are manual focus only prime lenses, so I’ve been training myself to getContinue

Street photography: The bauhinia that decided to go against all odds

Late October isn’t exactly a flowering season in the Northern hemisphere,   yet this orchid tree down the scenic Sha Wan Drive in Pokfulam went against all odds as the only tree that blossoms… From a distance, bauhinia looks pretty much like cherry blossom, at least in terms of colour tone of the flowers, but upContinue

Conquering West Buffalo Hill with one camera and one lens (Fujifilm X-E2 + Zeiss 32mm F1,8)

Last Sunday, I went hiking with a friend (who happens to be a fellow Fujifilm X shooter as well). We brought along our cameras as usual, his being the mighty X-T2 and 10-24mm F4 & 56mm F1,2; for me, I’ve settled with my usual X-E2 and here’s the challenge – Zeiss Touit 32mm F1,8. TheContinue

Central Pier, Hong Kong (and some thoughts on the Fujifilm X-E2)

Was strolling around the (tourist-infested) Central Pier after work the other day, got a few shots that turned out rather well, and here they are…   With the Fujifilm X-E2/Zeiss 32mm F1,8 combo, manual control is relatively easy since 1. there’s dedicated dials for setting the shutter speed and a handy aperture ring 2. theContinue

Travel Photography: Las Vegas/ Grand Canyon/ Napa Valley (Part II of III)

Travel Photography: Grand Canyon (Part II of III)
And some extra tips…

Limiting myself to one camera and one lens (Part II)

Read Part I here Recently, I have been trying to develop my own style of street photography – apart from shooting photos of interesting-looking people, I am working on the composition and colour. Like I have mentioned in the previous post, I am restricting myself to my Zeiss 32mm F1,8 (50mm equivalent in 135 format).Continue