Of Fog and Sun | Mark Schueler
It doesn’t happen often, but every once in awhile, I get the opportunity to go out and photograph, unfettered by job or child or worry. Free to focus on whatever I find, I can slowly suss out themes, motifs, and Read more …
Anatomy Of A Street Shot | Derek Clark
I was about to post this shot with a few others from the same day, but as it’s one of a sequence of three, I thought it might be good to have a look at them together to see the Read more …
Full Frame Mirrorless news at Flipboard | Thomas Menk
If you are interest on Full Frame Mirrorless News at Flipboard, please subscribe my new FULL FRAME MIRRORLESS magazine :-) Main themes are: Aspects of Digital Photography focusing on FULL FRAME MIRRORLESS SYLSTEMS like Leica M, Sony A7/A7r and soon Read more …
New Full Frame Mirrorless Cameras Curation at Scoop.it | Thomas Menk
Visit my new Content Curation about Full Frame Mirrorless Cameras at Scoop.it. Starting my curation with Leica M and Sony A7/A7r but I think we will see a lot of new small and affortable products in 2014 (and a first Read more …
Thoughts on gear – 2014 | Bill Fortney
I am going to share some things that I have spent many years coming to understand. This is my one day late, Christmas gift to you! It all started over three years ago. Knowing that my retirement would be coming Read more …
The Quest for Full Frame: Is it worth it? – Part I | Mirrorlessons
Full Frame: these two words put together make lots of photographers happy. Immediately we think of gorgeous image quality, beautiful shallow depth of field, exceptional dynamic range and great low-light performance. But technical specifications aside, what are the real benefits Read more …
Landscape photography, part two: applied landscapes | Ming Thein
In the previous article, we looked at some of the fundamental principles of landscape photography. Today, we’re going to question more of those assumptions and see how those principles apply equally to a very diverse range of subjects. Let’s start Read more …
Landscape photography, part one: a few principles | Ming Thein
I’ll be straight up honest here: I’m not known as a landscape photographer. Far from it, in fact. But that hasn’t stopped me from experimenting, and as we all know, experimentation is the key to artistic development and evolution: applying Read more …
My Lightroom Wish List | Thomas Fitzgerald
Despite the fact that I’m probably best known for my Aperture work, I actually use Lightroom a lot. In fact, It’s pretty much my main tool now that Aperture has only seen minor revisions for nearly three years. I really Read more …
Do You Have Insurance for Photography Equipment? | Tom Redd
You have insurance to cover damage to, loss or theft of your photography equipment, or doyou? We have all heard the words of warning, look both ways before you cross the street, don’t talk to strangers, and read the fine Read more …