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My first book is now ready for sale!
Mamiya 645 50mm f/4 Shift lens review and comparison
Unlit - Behind the scenes with the Devil and the Succubus
My $600 prosumer prime just walked all over my $1,700 pro zoom!
Mother of all Ultrawide shootouts - Nikon vs Canon vs Sigma
Nikon AF-S 70-200 f/2.8G ED-IF VR review
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Unlit- Behind the scenes from Gustavo's shoot
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This is the corner of my little website where I will try to share my (Highly opinionated) er... opinions about photography techniques, gear and the business in general. My first book is now ready for sale!
June 05, 2017
It took a while, but I have finally published my first book! You can find a preview below. More details to follow!
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Mamiya 645 50mm f/4 Shift lens review and comparison
September 05, 2015
Ever since I moved over to a Leaf Credo 40 and the Mamiya 645 DF+ as my main system, I have been looking at new ways to use it creatively. The 80mm LS lens that comes wit...
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Unlit - Behind the scenes with the Devil and the Succubus
December 27, 2013
An idea in the making for over 6 months, this is the most complex shoot I have undertaken till date. The concept came to my mind one morning out of nowhere. Basically, I...
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My $600 prosumer prime just walked all over my $1,700 pro zoom!
July 06, 2013
Wow.
Let me just start off by saying that. Recently, I upped my gear arsenal with a couple of very affordably priced, yet impressive items from the Nikon stable, the D...
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