2018-11-11

G9X Mark II | Tasmania, Australia.

Photography, Monochrome, Birds, NatureHani Amir11 November 2018Tasmania, Australia, PowerShot G9X Mark II, HobartComment

Saturday afternoons at the tip shop

Canon G9X Mark II | Hobart, Tasmania | (2018)

Documentary photography, PhotographyHani Amir10 November 2018Hobart, Tasmania, PowerShot G9X Mark IIComment

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From an MDP led protest against the 2012 coup. Malé, Maldives. | Nikon D3100. | (2013)

Maldives, Street photography, Documentary photography, PhotographyHani Amir9 November 2018Nikon, D3100Comment

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Baa Atoll Kudarikilu, Maldives | Nikon D70s | (2009)

Maldives, Documentary photography, PhotographyHani Amir6 November 2018Baa Atoll, Nikon, Nikon D70sComment

2018-11-06

The small print is by @mamdhuh137. One of my most prized possessions. Canon G9X Mark II. (2018) — The small print is by @mamdhuh137. One of my most prized possessions.
Canon G9X Mark II.
(2018)

PhotographyHani Amir6 November 2018PowerShot G9X Mark II, CanonComment

2018-11-05

Canon G9X Mark IHobart, Tasmania. (2018) — Canon G9X Mark I
Hobart, Tasmania.
(2018)

Photography, Street Art DocumentationHani Amir5 November 2018PowerShot G9X Mark II, CanonComment

Red steps

Canon G9X Mark II(2018) — Canon G9X Mark II
(2018)

Photography, Abstract, KulaHani Amir2 November 2018PowerShot G9X Mark IIComment

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Nikon D3100. Addu Atoll, Maldives.(2012) — Nikon D3100.
Addu Atoll, Maldives.
(2012)

Maldivian Culture, Documentary photography, Maldives, PhotographyHani Amir31 October 2018Nikon, Nikon 50mm f/1.8 AF-D, D3100Comment

Olympus Trip 35 roll #2 (Kodak Gold 200)

Street photography, Photography, Film PhotographyHani Amir30 October 2018Olympus Trip 35, Australia, Kodak Gold 200, TasmaniaComment

Day one with the Canon G9X MkII.

Large sensor pocket cameras are the future!

Photography, Documentary photographyHani Amir30 October 2018PowerShot G9X Mark II, Tasmania, Australia, CanonComment

First roll with the Olympus Trip 35

A wonderful little 35mm film camera I found at the tip shop. All mechanical and the sensor is solar powered! Truly a camera for the apocalypse. The red warning flag doesn’t appear but the metering still seems to work. If anyone else has that issue try seeing if the aperture changes with the back open when pointing at different light sources.

Shot with Kodak Gold 200.