The BadJupiter Project is now offering large print editions of some of my work from the In Motion series. Available now, you can order prints of “checking“, “A tribute to Harley Davidson” and “Balanced“.
Prints are limited to 80 prints of each released images. More images will be released soon.
It’s no secret that I’m an Olympus fanboy. We have about six digital Olympus cameras at home, four of those are Four Thirds DSLRs, one is a PEN and one a tough compact. Along with that, we have a complete Olympus Four Thirds lens lineup with beauties such as the 12-60mm, the 50mm and the 50-200mm and more lenses from Sigma and Panasonic. Most of the images I shoot are now from my E-5. I have been enjoying my E-PL1 as well though. Initially, I got the PEN to make use of my large collection of legacy Minolta MC and MD lenses. Using a Novoflex adapter, it’s really easy to use these old lens beauties with the PEN. I got the VF-2 EVF so I could manual-focus easier and get a steadier hold on the camera with the heavy lenses attached. I am happy about the in-body image stabilization of the PEN. I valued the image stabilization for legacy lenses more than I did value the need for a fast auto-focus. That’s why I got a PEN and not a Micro Four Thirds camera from Panasonic.