I left you last time, with the clouds shown above being blown away, producing the most glorious cyan skies I may have ever seen. Unfortunately, we had already started our decent by the time the sky made its presence felt.
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Mile High Club - Pt 1
A very busy time of year, with bonus a trip to Boulder, Colorado!
Read MoreFinding our bearings
The weather forecast for Sunday wasn't good, so we hopped into the car and hit the road. We don't really know the area well at all, such is the life of a commuter in the UK. After driving around a little, we parked the car, and continued on foot.
Read MoreManchester in Black and White
Sometimes the weather is just against you, no matter what. I lived in Manchester for a number of years, and basically lived by that phrase. There's just nothing you can do; it's overcast, or raining, yet you have to get on with things. Luckily, there was a break in the rain, so I took my camera with me on my way to see Interstellar at the IMAX.
Read MoreJórvík (York)
I needed a long boat, not a camera! The heavens opened during our drive up the A1(M) on Friday afternoon, and didn't stop until sometime on Sunday morning. But, the rain did stop, and I had my camera and a big bag of lenses.
Read MoreRX1 in London
After lots of deliberation over which lenses are more suitable for a day trip to London, I decided to ignore my camera bag and just picked up the RX1. Full-frame 35mm is a decent focal length, which I enjoy using immensely. I figured I could probably make it work for most scenes in London—it did well enough in Tokyo.
Read MoreMist opportunities
Here's one nice thing about driving into work, rather than taking a cramped commuter train in Tokyo—the view.
Read MoreBourn Mill
The weather continues to be rather lovely, and so we took the opportunity to explore some more of our local area.
Read MoreIshigaki Port & Kuroshima
We killed some time in Ishigaki city whilst waiting for a ferry to nearby Kuroshima.
Read MoreTake me To Taketomi
Sometimes a place sticks in your mind so much, that you have to go back. Sometimes, a place is so relaxing, that you need to return. For us, this place was the island of Taketomi in Okinawa prefecture.
Read MoreIshigaki Island – 石垣島
Though I've been fortunate enough to visit Okinawa numerous times, I've spent most of that time on the main island; Okinawa Honto. To see what else the prefecture has to offer, we decided to stay on nearby Ishigaki-jima.
Read MoreLike a Leica
Owning the A7R is, in some ways, like being in a "British pub" in Japan.
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