Nikon Z6III + 20mm 1.8S: A Quiet Walk in the Woods

Photos from a quiet walk in the woods yesterday with the Nikon Z6III and 20mm f/1.8 S.

Apologies for the lack of posts lately. I’m dealing with a few things behind the scenes at the moment and don’t really feel capable of writing anything meaningful right now.

Sometimes just getting outside with a camera is enough.

A lone white woodland flower on a carpet of moss with trees in the background.
Nikon Z6III + 20mm 1.8S
A fallen tree at a 45 degree angle to teh ground in a Scottish woodland. Photo is taken on the Nikon Z6III camera with Nikon Z 20mm 1.8S lens.
Nikon Z6III + 20mm 1.8S lens.
A row of Scotts Pine trees in a Scottish woodland near Auchterarder.
Nikon Z6III + 20mm 1.8S
A fallen tree in a Scottish woodland, viewed through the branches of another tree.
Nikon Z6III + 20mm 1.8S.
A row of trees leaning over in woodland near Auchterarder, Scotland.
Nikon Z6III + Nikon Z 20mm 1.8S
About Me

I’m David Fleet, a British full-time photographer and content creator previously based in the Philippines for a decade before moving back to Scotland in 2026. I began my photography journey as a professional landscape photographer in 2008 and have since worked across Asia, Europe, and beyond. Over the years I’ve shot with nearly every major camera system — including Fujifilm, Nikon, Canon, Sony, Panasonic, OM System, and Ricoh — always focusing on real-world use rather than lab tests.

I’ve been shooting Nikon since the D600 era and chose the Z system as my full-frame platform of choice thanks to its build quality, ergonomics and outstanding prime lens lineup. You can see every Nikon camera and lens I’ve used here in my Nikon Gear Experience Hub.

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If you’d like to follow along more closely, I also share occasional emails reflecting on photography, gear, and life. As I prepare to move back to Scotland after a decade in Southeast Asia, it’s a quiet space to share perspective from working with familiar tools in new environments.

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