Chasing Fog | Robert-Paul Jansen
One of the first times out with my new camera and a morning like this with just enough mist and sun..! Timing couldn’t be any better. It took about 8 months to have a gorgeous day like this when I Read more …
Beyond the static | Tony Bridge
There is an energy in the early hours, in that breath-held half-time between night and day, between dark and light, which cannot be felt at any other turn of the 24-hour spiral. It is alluring, addictive, compelling. Perhaps that is Read more …
Small Camera, Big Vistas – My Fujifilm X100s Landscape
Photography Kit | Roy Cruz
…. a big part of the job in landscape photography is getting there. That’s why the way you pack your gear is crucial. Instead of using a dedicated camera bag, I use an insert that can be placed in any Read more …
Red Rock Canyon and the Fujinon XF 23mm | Stephen Ip
Having read so many positive reviews about the Fujinon XF 23mm, I decided to rent it for a quick weekend trip to Las Vegas. Since we only planned to be there for 24 hours, I knew my opportunities to shoot Read more …
Fujifilm X-Pro1 Shoots Landscape: Kota Belud – A Hidden Treasure
For Landscape Photographer | Shukur Jahar
I been sitting here like an hour just to figure out how I’m going to start this post. I wrote few lines, then I discarded it. Then I start again but lead to another blank page in the end. I Read more …
Winter in the derbyshire dales | Nick Lukey
Shooting landscapes in winter is one of the hardest things to do, its usually down to the weather being so changeable. Take yesterday for instance, what started out to be a lovely crisp morning turned sour after lunch. I like Read more …
Without Reception | Sven Schroeter
Maybe my wife thought it was funny to book a trip for the close of 2013 without cell phone coverage, or an active internet connection, but having come out the other end feeling the way I do, I totally get 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 …
The Fuji X-Pro1 – Is It a Landscape Photographers Camera? |
Doug Chinnery
As followers of my work will know, I have been shooting exclusively wit he Fuji X-Pro 1 for about a month now. My main camera is a Canon 5D mk3 (and I also shoot on film with an ancient and Read more …