Sony A7 Thin Filter Legacy Lens Upgrade by Kolari Vision FROM KOLARI VISION WEBSITE about their Conversion for better performance with Leica M mount glass.. INTRODUCING OUR NEW THIN-FILTER CONVERSION As one of first full […]
Some solarizing fun on a Sunday evening By Dirk Dom Hi! Just doodling a bit with some shots I’ve got. Some thirty years ago, I was fascinated with pseudo solarisation. I exposed and souped hundreds […]
The Magic of Simplicity – An approach to shooting skateboarding by Philipp Schuster Skateboarding can be divided into two basic approaches. On the one hand there is park skating: athletes use optimized structures that are […]
What is cinematic? By Aivaras Sidla There is a style of photography where picture looks like a still scene taken from movie. I saw such look in other photographers work, managed to make several pictures myself […]
A Professional Wedding Photographer’s Perspective on Switching to Sony Mirrorless by Peter Georges Excluding short interludes with cameras from Nikon, Fuji and Leica most of my photography life has been centered on Canon DSLRs. Although […]
The Vulnerability Of Self by Greg Turner – His website is HERE Over dinner with some friends recently I was introduced to someone who, while having a successful business career, also described herself as ‘an […]
Leica Q – Impressions from a Sony RX1 Shooter By Chad Wadsworth – Visit his website HERE Over the past few years Sony has disrupted the DSLR industry with their full frame a7 mirrorless line, […]
The Importance of candid shooting by Dirk De Paepe Social Media (Loxia 2/50 Planar: f/13, 1/500, ISO400) Street shooting is without any doubt one of our most compelling disciplines, because it represents the pinnacle of […]
The Palouse – The Elysian Fields of Visuals By Olaf Sztaba The last time we visited the Palouse region lush greens dominated the scenery. This time was different. Greens and yellows blended into browns and […]
A night of Post Processing By Dirk Dom What a night! I did ten black and white shots of my San Francisco trip. At first, I got all crazy about printing big and I wanted […]
Photo’s with a Story By Dirk Dom When I show people my photographs many ask me what exactly they are seeing. That is a reasonable question, because I shoot quite a lot of abstracts. I […]
Meta35: Embed EXIF data in film-shot images, tweak Custom Setting Menus. By John Crane Have you ever wondered how to embed EXIF data into your film-shot and computer scanned images? Are you one of the […]
LIGHT AND CONTRAST by Michiel Faro Time to get some of my own work out there, to be commented on and be criticized, instead of it all going the other way. A bit about myself: […]
Sunning it up with the Sony A7s and A7II by Craig Litten Hey Steve & Brandon, And hello to all of the followers of Steve Huff Photo! I’ve totally switched over to the Sony system […]
Quick Photo Tip: Get to the level of your subject! One thing I learned many years ago is that when taking a photo of someone or something, the image is usually better when taken at […]
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