Mirrorless Monday

‘Mirrorless Monday’ with Colin Franks & the Panasonic G3

29/07/2013 By Heather Leave a Comment

If you are a lover of macro photography, you’ll know that practically anything can become an intriguing subject for a photograph. From veins on a leaf to screws scattered on a wooden plank, there is always something to be explored when you have a macro on your mind. This week on Mirrorless Monday, Colin Franks has explored a macro theme ‘keys’ with his Panasonic G3 and the 20mm f/1.7 lens.

‘Mirrorless Monday’ with Colin Franks & the Panasonic G3

22/07/2013 By Heather Leave a Comment

Often on Mirrorless Monday, the posts we receive are based around a specific theme, be it a far off country, a particular season, or, as in this case, a favourite hobby. Regular contributor Colin Franks has long been passionate about photographing classic cars, which is why this week, he has decided to share an entire series with us taken with his Panasonic G3.

‘Mirrorless Monday’ with Jeff Mein Smith and Lucinda McKittrick

15/07/2013 By Heather Leave a Comment

This week, we have the chance to meet two newcomers to our website and the Mirrorless Monday tradition! One is Jeff Mein Smith, and the other is Lucinda McKittrick. Neither are photographers by profession, but their passion for the art is more than obvious from the photos they’ve chosen to share.

‘Mirrorless Monday’ with Ainga & the Sony NEX 7

08/07/2013 By Heather Leave a Comment

This week on Mirrorless Monday, we are featuring Ainga of AingaFrames who takes us on a journey a country that has long intrigued us both, Japan. Through her gorgeous photos taken with the Sony NEX 7, we get a real sense of what day-to-day life is like in this place that is, to Western eyes, the epitome of exoticism. Thank you, Ainga, for sharing!

‘Mirrorless Monday’ with Daniel H. Bailey and Colin Franks

01/07/2013 By Heather Leave a Comment

Though we are in the depths of summer, this week on ‘Mirrorless Monday,’ we are featuring two photographers who have decided to go with a wintery theme – mighty refreshing considering the 35 degree humidity we’ve been experiencing here in Torino!