A quiet Sunday walk through the Conca di Pani, a hidden plateau in the Italian Alps, among traditional stavoli, open meadows and forest.

Part three of my Venice series with the Ricoh GR IIIx — experimenting with its in-camera multiple exposure, overlaying rippled water onto the canals and palazzi to see what it could do.

Part two of my Venice series with the Ricoh GR IIIx: the reflections hidden in shop windows and canal water, and the doubled, layered images they make of the city.

Half a day in Venice, afternoon to sunset, travelling light with the compact Ricoh GR IIIx. Part one of a three-part series, on the more classic single-frame images of the city

On a misty November day, I walked the Rilke Trail along the cliffs of Duino, overlooking the Adriatic Sea. While I also shot a roll of film that day, this post focuses on the digital side — quiet moments, small details, and the shifting light that made the trail so captivating.

After my first month with the Ricoh GR IIIx, I’ve gathered a selection of favorite images. Everyday moments, light, color, and perspective — exactly the kind of shooting this pocket camera was made for.

Is the Ricoh GR IIIx still worth it in 2025? After my first thousand photos, I share what I loved, what could be improved, and the accessories that make it shine.