Photography by Ewen Bell

Tamron 12-20mm F2.8 for Sony and NikonI love this lens. Full frame and fully wide, this lens is sharp and straight and bright and just a wonderful bit of design. Tamron are doing really good things in the zoom space these days.

Nikon ZR Custom Setup for Stills PhotographyThis camera might have been built for cinema, but it's also got credentials for stills photography as well. I share my custom setup for the Nikon ZR here, plus you can download by configuration and apply all these settings to your Nikon ZR as well.

AF 50mm F1.8 Neo from TT ArtisanTT Artisan have made an amazingly affordable lens for mirrorless full frame cameras that opens the door to experimenting with fast primes on a budget. This lens is available for Sony, Nikon and Leica mounts.

DxO PhotoLab Discount CodeI posted a video about getting away from subscription pricing with Adobe and Capture One, so the folks at DxO reached out to offer a discount code to my readers :)

Ewen's Bell CurveMy simple secrets to editing RAW photos that can help any photographer improve their skills. In my new video I walk through examples of how I do my processing, editing and grading, and help guide you towards finding your own style.

Sony A7 IV Custom SetupMy guide to custom settings on the Sony A7IV, including a free download of my own CamSet to configure your Sony.

Tamron 35-150mm F/2-2.8 Di III VXDI travelled in the Himalayas for a few months with this lovely lens. If you're interested in more than just tech specs, and what it's like to work with this lens for an extended time then you've come to the right place.

Rotating Collar from NISINISI have executed an excellent design with well considered detail and smooth operation. We've found this kit to be useful in the kitchen shooting video, and in the Arctic shooting auroras. Excellent bang for buck.

TT Artisan 35mm F1.8Food photography lens for smaller mirrorless cameras. Excellent quality images and a fast aperture make this lens the ideal companion to your APS-C sized sensor such as the Nikon Z50 and Canon R50.

What Comes After BooksIn a world where wisdom and knowledge is changing faster than ever, the idea of physical pages etched with static information is absolutely a challenge. But this goes deeper for me.