I was trying to come up with a title for this post, and I remembered a video I have of Jay Maisel in Paris with Scott Kelby. During a break in the shooting, Scott asked Jay "how many shots should be in a portfolio?" The answer : "not more than twenty". 

Jay went on to explain that generally, the fewer photos you show, the better, and that you can have too much of a good thing, even if the photos are great.

When I started this blog a few years back, I was posting fewer than ten pictures per entry initially; that number has risen, but I still try and keep it to a reasonable number each time.

Anyway, that's just a prelude to this week's post, which also has fewer than twenty pictures. Interestingly, a slight majority of these were shot with the RX10. I say "interestingly" because I consider it a second camera to the Epson, albeit a very capable second camera. In any case, hope you enjoy these.

EPSON DSC Picture

EPSON DSC Picture

EPSON DSC Picture

EPSON DSC Picture

A "pair" here; I found some excellent reflections in a river and decided to play around with them.

EPSON DSC Picture

EPSON DSC Picture

EPSON DSC Picture

That's it for this entry, still plenty more to come.

Thanks for looking!