Helios 44-2 is, hands down, my most favorite vintage lens. This pocket-sized M42 mount lens is everything I could ever hope from a camera lens.

I realized that I love to frame my photos right in the center, aiming for that symmetry feel. Why? Let me show you the answer.

Being a cheap old lens, Nikkor AI 55mm f/3.5 is a great choice for those who want to wet their feet before entering macro photography world. Here’s what I think about this lens.

It’s time for another [Lens Review]! In this occasion I will be reviewing the favorite lens out of my Takumar lenses collection, the super-handy super-fast Super Takumar 50mm f/1.4. This is what I think about...

Part 2 of Sendai photos presented in black and white. This time, I tried to go bolder with lines and patterns. And for fun, I experimented not only with DSLRs but also with a film camera.

It’s a new year! If you need some ideas to jumpstart your creative juices in the new year, feel free to read on this list.

Some people asked me how I got those interesting night shots so I wrote 7 simple tips based on my experience. If you want to start doing night photography in the city then you probably should read these tips.

Recently got my hands on a particularly interesting lens from the yesteryear, the Sun Optical Multi Zoom 65-130mm f/3.5. This is what I think about the lens.

Sometimes things could look different if we view them in monochrome. If we strip all the colors out of our everyday surrounding, how would they look like?