Alfredo Fernández (Web | Facebook | Flickr) will share some of his wildlife photography tips and photos: Wildlife photography is one of the most popular fields within photography. I have yet to meet a photographer who does not enjoy driving around National Parks in search of breath-taking landscapes or elusive wildlife. A quick look at […]
In this post Mark White (Website | Blog | Facebook | Twitter) describes his unique miniature landscapes So often, the photography industry is full of secrets – everyone feels the need to come across as a master of the technique. As I write this article, I am proud to say that when I began this venture, I had no idea what I was doing! I […]
Today’s guest post “The Benefits of Personal Work” is written by Sean Afnan (Website | Facebook | Twitter): Until recently I was, like many readers of this site, an enthusiastic amateur with an expensive hobby. Occasionally my photography earned me a little extra income. But when it did, I would reinvest the proceeds into new gear. There […]
Nicholas Mrnarevic on his experience with light painting (website | Facebook | Instagram): Using light as a medium in long exposure photography is not a new idea, I’m just interested inn shedding some light (pun intended) on my techniques and show some examples of my work. My name is Nicholas Mrnarevic; I spend a lot […]
Today Viktor Nemeth (flickr stream) will share his some photos from his trip Chernobyl and Pripyat (click for larger view): Certainly – the gear were: Nikon D600, Nikkor 16-35/4, 50/1.8G, 70-200/2.8 VR2. Also took a Sigma fisheye which I didn’t end up using at all. As for the story itself, I’ll make it a bit long and […]
Craig C. Houdeshell reviews the Lomography Petzval 85mm lens on Nikon cameras (the lens is no longer available on Kickstarter, but Lomography is already taking pre-orders on their website – the different versions can be found here): Discussion of the Petzval Lens The Petzval lens is a very old design going back to the beginning of photography. […]
The post “Foxes – Creatures of the forest” is written by Kevin Winterhoff (Facebook | 500px | blog): A quick glance. I look through the viewfinder, focus and press the shutter button. The fox jumps off – the only thing I see of him is a bushy tail, which quickly disappears in the undergrowth.
