Ed’s Camera Gear Continuing my interview with Ed Burtynsky, we talk about every photographer’s favorite subject, cameras. Ed shares with us his evolution of camera systems from 4×5 and 8×10 film to the Hasselblad 100 mega-pixel digital camera. Much of Ed’s work is shot from high altitude, and he has a few stories about how [Read More]
Bodens, Garfield, WA - By Kevin RaberSony a9, 24-70mm G-Master, 1/125th sec., f/10 ISO 100
Lonely Windmill - By Kevin RaberSony a9, 24-70mm G-Master, 1/800th sec., f/8 ISO 400
Dapple Fields - By Kevin RaberSony a9, 70-200mm G-Master, 1/250th sec., f/7.1 ISO 100
Going Home, Palouse - By Kevin RaberSony a9. 150-600mm Tamron w/lea3 adapter, 1/1000th sec., f/9, ISO 1000
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Edward Burtynsky – Interview Part One
Throughout the years there is one photographer who I have admired, and that is Edward Burtynsky. He’s a landscape photographer like most of us, but he’s a different kind of landscape photographer. He focuses on landscapes that man has changed. His work is stunning. It draws a viewer in, and your eye wants to explore [Read More]
In The Palouse – Luminous-Landscape’s Palouse Workshops
It is time for my annual Palouse trip. This year I’ll be in the Palouse for two weeks, running two back-to-back workshops with four participants each. For those of you that don’t know, the Palouse is an area of southeast Washington State that is comprised of rolling hills, small towns, and has some of the richest [Read More]
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