An American View of Havana by Geoff Livingston (Photoshelter | 500px | Flickr): Havana Offers Much More than Cars Cuba offers Americans a forbidden destination. Even in the current era of warming between Havana and Washington, DC, we still need a special visa to visit Cuba. Worse, there is a sense that when all of the barriers finally drop, […]
Slow news day. Here are several vintage Nikon camera and lens ads from the 1950s and 1960s:
Thom Hogan published a new post: “Seven reasons why I’m still a Nikon DSLR user“. I encourage you to read the entire article, especially if you are thinking about switching to a mirrorless system. Here are Thom’s seven main reasons for shooting with Nikon DSLR cameras:
From Snowy Mountains to Tropical Rainforest (part 2) by Des Ong (website | Facebook | Instagram) – see also his previous [NR] articles It is hard to believe that it’s been a year since Part 1 of this article was published. My traveling schedule is usually back-to-back between destinations during winter and early spring. It wasn’t that […]
My name is Thorge Berger (reisefotografie.de) and I am a travel photographer from Germany who also organizes photo expeditions. For me it all started in 2010 when I had my first India experience on a photo trip with Steve McCurry. Part of it was that we visited a place called Haridwar north of Delhi for […]
For the month of June, Nikon USA introduced new “lens-only” rebates that offer up to $200 in savings on selected Nikkor lenses. See the details at B&H and Adorama (Amazon should also have the new prices online).
Photographing a JNU protest march, Delhi, India by Harvinder Sunila (website | tumblr | instagram): My name is Harv, I’m a photographer in the UK, some of you may have seen my guest post on NikonRumors last year about the school under the bridge in Delhi. Earlier this year I had the chance to go to India again, these opportunities […]
