As visual-based creatures, we have always been attracted to aesthetics in shapes and patterns. These two components are essential in my current photography journey.

The Takumar 35mm is a versatile m42 mount lens from the old days of Pentax. How does the lens perform in the modern world? Let’s find out!

Part 3 of Sendai photos presented in black and white. Continuing from part 2, I used both digital and film to represent a monochrome Sendai.

Industar 50mm is a vintage lens that I misunderstood in the beginning. But it’s actually a fun lens to use with the right gear!

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 symmetric 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.