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Abandoned School with Nikon Z7I am not a landscape photographer. I am not an urbanex photographer. I am a portrait photographer that loves photography and loves adventures and loves shooting portraits in landscapes and abandoned spaces. To do that you have to scout sometimes. That is what i did this week when i ventured into an abandoned school in order to scout a location for possible future fashion/portrait shoots. My Z7 is my go to for almost everything that I shoot. If i really need to push the limits of ISO or framerate i will pick up my Z6 but 99% of the time the Z7 is the camera in my hand. The file, the color, the form factor all work for me just right. With the release of the 3.0 firmware the focus has been spot on regardless of lighting conditions. I love my S lenses for the Z mount - in this case the 14-30. I can't wait to revisit this location with some subjects to light.... Comments
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