When I first switched to Fujifilm in 2015, it didn’t take long for me to hear that the 60mm f/2.4 macro (one of the original three X lenses produced by Fuji) wasn’t worth my money. Given that I didn’t really know much about the Fuji ecosystem at the time, I believed the hype. Or inContinue reading “The Fujifilm 60mm f/2.4 macro gets a bad wrap.”
Author Archives: Lea Hartman
Looking to the past to direct my future.
As part of the simplification of my photography gear, I decided to try a little something unorthodox – I sold all my newer gear in favor of an older camera and lenses. It’s not the oldest gear I’ve used (I used to have some film cameras and lenses) but it’s definitely outdated in 2020. EspeciallyContinue reading “Looking to the past to direct my future.”
The neighborhood nature trail. I didn’t vote for it, but I’ll take it.
My neighborhood installed a nature trail a few years back. At the time, I remember being annoyed that my HOA dues were paying for something we weren’t even given the option to vote on. This year, however, I have seen the value of it. It’s not a big space. I can walk through it inContinue reading “The neighborhood nature trail. I didn’t vote for it, but I’ll take it.”
