Nice video , I just watched the Venice one . My wife and I are planning a trip to Italy this year . I need to decide which cameras to bring . Probably not my 4x5 or Hasselblad as they are too bulky Perhaps I will go holga and m3 !? I think Venice might be a pain in butt in July
Thanks for your comment. Venice is most beautiful before the crowds gather. The best time is very early in the morning (before the sunrise) and until appx 9am. Then you will be mesmerized 😉 Regarding your camera: It depends on the stories you want to tell and the things you want to capture. The Holga is a very special tool. It will not always work in Venice but maybe that could make a difference. The M3 even with the widest lens (50mm) lens could be too narrow in some circumstances. But again, if that is your style than that‘s fine. If I would go to Venice again, I would take a 21mm and a 35mm lens with me as I would like to capture more of its outstanding architecture. Hope that helps.
Nice video , I just watched the Venice one . My wife and I are planning a trip to Italy this year . I need to decide which cameras to bring . Probably not my 4x5 or Hasselblad as they are too bulky
Perhaps I will go holga and m3 !?
I think Venice might be a pain in butt in July
Thanks for your comment.
Venice is most beautiful before the crowds gather. The best time is very early in the morning (before the sunrise) and until appx 9am. Then you will be mesmerized 😉
Regarding your camera: It depends on the stories you want to tell and the things you want to capture. The Holga is a very special tool. It will not always work in Venice but maybe that could make a difference. The M3 even with the widest lens (50mm) lens could be too narrow in some circumstances. But again, if that is your style than that‘s fine.
If I would go to Venice again, I would take a 21mm and a 35mm lens with me as I would like to capture more of its outstanding architecture.
Hope that helps.