SHW Photography ( We capture moments )

Photography at it's best

www.shwphotography.com
After years of carrying a camera just to catch moments, it occurred to me how much fun and joy was in this act so the quest began to understand study and make use of images as an expression SHWPHOTOGRAPHY was born

22/09/2020

Shot of the day

07/01/2017

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Taylor Wessing photographic Portrait Prize 2016 - Exhibition

12/12/2016

If you have time make a visit.

Taylor Wessing photographic Portrait Prize 2016 - Exhibition

17/10/2016

Some Back stage Action at the Africa in the Square Show..

15/10/2016

23/07/2015

This is the Leica M-P (TYP 240) Rangefinder Camera Body in Silver
The Leica M-P is a full-frame rangefinder camera with a 24MP CMOS sensor and 2GB of built-in RAM. Other features include weather-sealing for protection against water and dust along with a tough, durable LCD. Retails at £ 5249.00

22/07/2015

The basic point and shoot compact camera market seems to be fighting a losing battle against the rise of the always-ready smartphones. What Sony is attempting to do with its two new QX cameras is create a hybrid of the two, rather than trying (and failing) to compete.

What we have with the Sony QX100 (and its sibling, the Sony QX10) is all the elements of a compact camera contained within something that's the same size as a small interchangeable lens. So, not only do you have the lens itself, you also have the sensor, image processor and memory card. You don't, however, get a screen - because you don't need one, that's what your smartphone or tablet is for.

21/07/2015

Are DSLR a dying breed ?
Sony NEX-3 User Report

by Shawn Barnett, with Mike Tomkins

While "smaller and more aggressive" was the tactic with the NEX-5, the Sony NEX-3 takes a more conservative approach, taking on a size not much smaller than an Olympus E-P1. Both new Sony cameras evoke the memory of the Sony F505 through the F717, unusual looking cameras produced from 2000 to 2002, with a small grip and large, protruding lenses. Unlike the competition in this space, there's next to no camera body left of the lens, with all the body appearing either directly behind or to the right of the grip (as viewed from behind).