I’ve done a new post on my other blog, the Cardiff Arcades Project about a great new restaurant/cafe that has opened in the Wyndham Arcade.
Bill’s is a small chain, with the latest addition in Cardiff being open for just a few weeks now.
These were shot with my Panasonic G5 and an Olympus PEN E-PL5. I’m beginning to use my DSLR on fewer and fewer occasions, especially when a CSC is more than adequate for what I’m photographing. So much so that I’m contemplating selling my SLR and lenses… more on that in another post perhaps.
I popped along the other week to take some shots for my project – the first time I’ve photographed anything in that particular arcade (I’d love to do more). See a sample of the photos below, and head over to the original post for more Bill’s Cardiff.
The first one of these was in Lewes, in East Sussex. There’s one in Brighton where I live too – it’s great! I love the pink lemonade and breakfasts 🙂
Yeah there’s blackboards around the shop talking about the one in Lewes, I’ve heard there’s going to be one in Bath soon (where I work) as well 🙂
Yay! I forgot to compliment you on your photography skills too – great lighting.
Hi Amy – I love the photos – very sharp. Will be interested in what you decide on your SLR. I’ve been contemplating selling mine too.
Thanks Pamela. It’s one of those things which I just need to get around to doing. I will be sad to see it go, but I’m fortunate in my job position that I can borrow equipment if I need it. I’ve not used my 60D in some time now, and it does seem a bit silly to have something worth so much just sitting on a shelf gathering dust. But the fact is, I can go out with my G5 and 8 lenses and not get backache! 🙂