Using a soft old vintage lens on a Modern camera seems pointless, but when I used the Helios 44-2 lens with a Nikon Z 6, I found the results very pleasing.
Since March, all my photographs were taken a couple of miles from my home during my daily exercise walks. I took many photos from around my area, and I still have a lot to add the website.
Now that the UK Covid 19 lockdown restrictions have eased, I had the opportunity to visit Devon for a short break away from work. So, below are some photographs taken during July 2020 while visiting South Devon and Dartmoor.
A surfer walks past Burgh Island Hotel on the beach of Bigbury on Sea. I have spent many wonderful hours on this beach and hope I continue visiting in the future.
The Helios 44 is becoming one of my favourite lenses, it's compact size, and fantastic bokeh means that it is always in my camera bag. These wild Daisies were just outside the cottage we were staying in just down the road from California Cross, Ivybridge.
Dartmoor has diverse landscapes from open hilly moorland, to the beautiful lush vegetation in the River Dart valley.
Using a soft old vintage lens on a Modern camera seems pointless, but when I used the Helios 44-2 lens with a Nikon Z 6, I found the results very pleasing.
Unseasonably weather in Totnes allowed to us to explore the historic town in Devon.
The fantasy city of Venice remains impossible for me to grasp, a city I have been to many times, a magical city that I love to visit and photograph.