Dewey B Photography

Explore the historic charm of Cynthiana, Kentucky and the Coleville Covered Bridge (built in 1877) as I spend an hour photographing this beautiful small town using the Leica SL2 + Lumix 24‑105mm. We start at the last covered bridge still open to automobile traffic in Bourbon County — a rare burr truss bridge, not the typical arch design (“this is what's called a burr truss bridge, not a burr arch truss bridge” ). Then we head into downtown Cynthiana, known for its murals, historic architecture, opera house, and small‑town Kentucky charm. Along the way, I capture murals including the tribute to legendary UK coach Joe B. Hall (“That is Joe B. Hall, former basketball coach, University of Kentucky” ), explore the old theater‑turned‑museum, and photograph the iconic Van Hook Hardware building. If you enjoy small‑town photography, covered bridges, Leica shooting, or discovering new places within a day’s drive, this episode of A Day’s Drive is for you. #LeicaSL2 #LeicaPhotography #Ke...

See how the Leica SL2 handles real-world outdoor conditions. This Leica SL2 review shows footage captured with the 24-105 lens. I took the Leica SL2 and the versatile 24-105 lens out into the field to see how they perform in varied environments. From driving on wet roads to shooting near old barns, this footage demonstrates the camera capabilities during changing weather conditions. If you are considering this setup for your own kit, this test provides a raw look at the image quality and handling you can expect in the field. Whether you are interested in landscape photography or daily shooting, seeing how the Leica 24-105 lens manages different lighting and moisture levels is key. This outdoor camera test highlights how the full frame mirrorless system manages dynamic scenery. Use this as a reference point for your next gear decision. Subscribe for weekly camera gear breakdowns, and comment below if you want to see a low-light test next.

Take a photo walk with me through Whitehouse, Ohio — the small town where my wife grew up and where my brother is currently the mayor. This video is part of my Leica Summer Series, and even though I forgot my SD card and had to shoot with my phone, we still explore the town’s history, memories, and landmarks that shaped our lives. We start at the city park and quarry pond — “this has been here forever… now they got a nice little fountain here in the middle” — then walk Main Street to revisit places like the old Don Scott dealership, the Buzz restaurant, the restored early‑1900s gas station, and the memorial honoring local veterans. Along the way, I share personal stories: Tuesday night volleyball at the old elementary school, quarter‑pitcher nights at Rumors, giant tacos at the Whitehouse Inn — “two tacos… literally as big as your head for $2.25” — and memories of friends and family who shaped this community. We finish at Anthony Wayne High School, where my wife and I met in the e...

Join me for a Leica Q street photography session in Madison, Indiana. See how I capture candid moments and local architecture during a spontaneous photo walk. This video follows my process as I wander through the historic streets of Madison, Indiana, looking for unique compositions. Whether you are a fan of Leica gear or just looking for inspiration for your next photo walk, this footage highlights the practical capabilities of the Leica Q in a real-world setting. I break down my approach to finding subjects near the river and how I frame shots on the fly. By documenting my workflow, I hope to offer some street photography tips for those who want to get more out of their own local explorations. We look at how light interacts with the town's architecture and why paying attention to the unexpected often leads to the best images. Subscribe for weekly photography gear breakdowns and field tests. Let me know in the comments: what is your favorite camera to bring on a solo photo walk?...

In this video, I'm excited to share with you my new one-camera, one-lens setup for landscape photography, perfect for travel photographers who want to capture stunning outdoor scenes without the burden of heavy equipment. As a travel photographer, I've learned that sometimes less is more, and this setup has allowed me to focus on the photography basics and experiment with different photography techniques to achieve the perfect shot. Whether you're a beginner in photography or an experienced shooter, this photography tutorial will provide you with valuable photography tips and tricks to improve your landscape photography skills. From understanding photography exposure to choosing the right photography equipment, I'll cover it all in this video. If you're looking for photography lessons or photography tips to take your travel photography to the next level, then this video is for you. With this one-camera, one-lens setup, you'll be able to capture beautiful urban a...

Experience three days of real‑world landscape photography as I test a brand‑new one‑camera, one‑lens setup across sunrise ponds, country barns, and the Cincinnati skyline. This video is all about simplicity, consistency, and seeing whether a minimal kit can deliver professional‑quality landscape images in changing conditions. We start near CVG Airport photographing a misty sunrise pond beside Perfetti Candy. Then we head to one of my favorite country barns to catch golden‑hour light after a late night at the Indiana Fever game. Finally, we wrap up at Devou Park’s Drees Pavilion, shooting the city skyline through clouds, haze, and post‑storm atmosphere. Throughout the video, I stick to my usual landscape settings — f/11–f/16, ISO 100, circular polarizer, and slow shutter speeds — while putting this new camera and lens combo to the test. In the next video, I’ll reveal exactly what camera and lens I’ve been using… so drop your guesses in the comments! If you enjoy sunrise shoots, real‑...

What happens when you leave all your other gear at home and spend the day with just one camera and one lens? In this video, I take my Leica Q to Gatlinburg, Tennessee and Cades Cove in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park for another installment of my One Camera, One Lens series. Along the way, we'll search for wildlife, photograph mountain landscapes, capture a waterfall using long exposure techniques, and see what kind of images can be created with a fixed 28mm lens. While many photographers rely on multiple lenses and camera bodies, I've found that limiting my gear often helps me slow down, focus on composition, and simply enjoy photography more. The Leica Q continues to challenge and inspire me in ways I didn't expect. Join me and my granddaughters as we explore Gatlinburg, Cades Cove, and the Smokies with one simple setup. In this video: 📸 Leica Q Photography 📸 Cades Cove Landscapes 📸 Gatlinburg Tennessee 📸 Great Smoky Mountains National Park 📸 One Camera O...