Today’s guest post “A journey across remote lands: Tibet and Mongolia” is by Nicolas Marino (Website | Blog | Facebook | Flickr | Twitter): Hi Everybody! My name is Nicolas and I am a documentary and landscape photographer who, since 2006 has chosen a bicycle as means of transportation to travel and reach some very remote regions […]
In this guest post Jackson Hung describes his documentary project on urban exploration in Korea he did two years ago with a Nikon D7000 camera and Tokina 11-16mm f/2.8 lens:
This aurora time lapse movie and VR experience guest post is by Göran Strand (Web | Facebook | Twitter): My name is Göran Strand and I work as a photographer in Östersund, Sweden. My main area of photography is astrophotography and landscape photography. I’ve been hunting auroras for several years and on March 17 I had one of the greatest aurora […]
Just saw this report on Reuters: “Nikon is down 23.6 percent year-to-date and is the worst underperformer in the Nikkei this year, while the benchmark has rallied nearly 49 percent.” Nikon had to cut their financial forecasts multiple times in the past few months.
Ernest Wright spent some time working with Homeboy Industries, a gang rehabilitation charity in Los Angeles, to create this series of portraits of former gang members seeking out a new life free of crime:
I am way behind on publishing guest posts. I will try to catch up in the next few weeks. Here is a quick write-up on photographing Cambodia by JonBauer (click on images for larger view):
Few weeks ago Nikon quietly announced two new lens rain covers. No other details are available except those product listings at Adorama: Medium size for 200mm, 300mm and 200-400mm f/4 lenses (price: $124.95) Large size for 400mm, 500mm, 600mm and 800mm lenses (price: $129.95) Update: here are some pictures of the new Nikon rain covers: […]
