Along The Seashore by FredNunes
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I am excited to say that I have many new images to share! My wife and I have just returned from Wales, UK. I realized a couple of things during this trip. First, I missed photography!! Second, I really need to look into a high end all in one type camera. The vast majority of vacation photos are exactly like this. Scenery. I large zoom is not needed. I have grown tired of changing lenses. I have grown tired of keeping people waiting while I get the right setting and shot. I have grown tired of lugging this stuff through security at airports. But know this. I have not grown tired of this amazing thing we call photography! Cheers!
Comments (14)
Adobe_One_Kenobi
Well I cam see you enjoyed that trip mate, great that yo did too, I am forever moaning and groaning about the weight of a 400mm prime, and a 1 series Canon, but still I keep adding to it LOL!, oh well one day I may change it all? But I dig your ethos, I went out the other day with seven lenses and two bodies, ended up using just the one body and lens :( Great shot mate.
bobrgallegos
Beautiful!
auntietk
I love the look you've gotten with these pale colors, and your composition with the boardwalk is superb. Always a pleasure to see your work, old friend!
ironsoul
I downsized to a rx100 and find it much easier to live with although it's drawback is a lack of zoom. Love the colours you've captured here.
bmac62
What a composition Fred. Love the line of the boardwalk and the fact that you kept it in context by showing us the bay and the adjacent headland.
I have given up on the big, heavy stuff (standard DSLR). I've cut my weight in half by switching to a mirrorless camera. However mine still has interchangeable lenses...just lighter ones:-)
ontar1
A very beautiful view, most excellent!
blinkings
Ha as a confirmed SLR man I love getting the chance to change a lens or 3! But I understand what you mean mate. The photographer makes the photo....NEVER the camera....just my opinion! Keep shooting with whatever Fred. Andrew.
"The best camera is the one that's with you." – Chase Jarvis.
SunriseGirl
Gorgeous shot! Have fun finding the best easy camera for you. I am glad you are posting again. You make gorgeous images.
durleybeachbum
I got tired of all that when I went digital ! All my pics are with a secondhand handheld point and shoot and I keep it in my back pocket all the time. Most of the insects won't wait for you to focus, change lenses, get out a tripod etc. Great to see you back, love the pic.
X-PaX
Beautiful capture Fred. I like the composition very much. I am looking forward to see more of your photos, hopefully with a camera that achieves your requirements.
aksirp
Great news! For this reason I do have one camera with 24/240 lens, so I am able to take my photo bag, my mountain bike and having fun. Wonderful landscape and remember me a vacation we have been in Wales some years back.
Richardphotos
I have thought about a mirror-less interchangeable lens camera but I still love my 5D Mark III and been looking at a 5D Mark IV. I drive most of the time so carrying my lens is not a problem. my last trip I took my telephoto so I would use it.
great capture of this seascape
flavia49
wonderful
iborg64
Fabulous landscape shot