I took the Nikon and the Olympus Pen F but ended up just shooting with the Pen and to top it all, I visited the well know "Clock Tower Cameras" who have been trading for years and have a superb reputation for knowledgeable staff and an abundance of quality used equipment. They had a lovely quality Olympus 12-40 f2.8 Pro lens for a very good price so I tried it and the rest is history - they reduced it even more for me and threw in a soft case.
The quality of image this lens produces is superb and it is built like a tank and when coupled with the Pen F makes a superb street camera that had pushed my Fuji into 2nd place.
The danger of being a photographer in Brighton is the never ending supply of available subject matter; throw in sunshine and hot weather and the opportunities are multiplied exponentially - a real photographers dream especially if you like documentary / street work.
I have started with the low light, sunset shots then into some general land / seascapes and ending up with street all taken over a two and a half day period.
All images are hand held and small JPEG's in comparison to Raw originals so there is some quality loss due to compression😞
American Diner!
The old pier and fill flash
Arcade on the pier
One of the many interesting shops
Royal Pavillion coffee shop
Clock Tower Cameras - "kid in sweet shop syndrome"
Seascapes / beach shots
People on the pier
British Airways i360
On the streets
The Royal Pavillion
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