Understanding Polarizers Care, Feeding & Proper Use There are few more important things that a nature photographer can do to improve his or her photography than becoming familiar with the use of the polarizing filter. What can a polarizing filter do for you? Among other things, it can darken the sky, remove reflections from water, [Read More]
Moonrise, Iceland - By Kevin RaberFuji XT-2 50-140mm 1/45thg sec., F/7.1 ISO 400
Sunset, Iceland - By Kevin RaberFuji XT-2 16-55mm 1/13th sec., f/8 ISO 400
After The Storm - Iceland - By Kevin RaberFuji XT-2 10-24mm 1/80th sec., f/8 ISO 400
BW Clouds - Iceland - By Kevin RaberFuji XT-2 50-140mm 1/400th sec., f/8 ISO 200
River - Iceland - By Kevin RaberFuji XT-2 10-24mm 1/2 sec., f/8 ISO 320
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Don’t Take Photos, Smell The Mangos.
Worry less about your gear and focus more on the image you want to create. Good photographs are not taken; they are created. Yes, the technique is important but it is also the easiest part to learn by applying some elbow grease, researching, and practicing. But growing as a photographer means learning the part of [Read More]
Mirrorless Revolution 2014 – We Said It Back Then
The Mirrorless Revolution 2014 I recently published an article about the upcoming Mirrorless War. The video and article seem to have gotten a lot of attention. While writing the article, I mentioned to Chris that I remembered doing a video with Michael Reichmann a few years ago but didn’t remember ever seeing it published. Sure [Read More]
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The Dark Art of Scanner Profiling
About This Article This article – exclusively downloadable from Luminous-Landscape – is an extensive excursion into scanner profiling, focusing on two products that came to market recently. At about the same time that … [Read More...]
Cotton Carrier G3 Harness Review
An Alternative Way To Carry Your Cameras Have you ever been challenged wanting to carry multiple cameras into the field but find neck straps and shoulder straps painful and inconvenient to use? Well, I may have … [Read More...]
Contrast – of Luminance, Colour and more
A New Never Before Published Video Of Michael Reichmann For several years in late Fall, Michael & I used to drive from Toronto to Michael's winter home in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico. We drove instead of flying … [Read More...]
Mirrorless Wars
It Will Be An Interesting Rest Of The Year Since the early 2000’s, the photography community has been part of what could be termed the megapixels war. Camera manufacturers, as well as photographers, raced to keep up … [Read More...]
Greenland Photo Workshop – September 2019 – With Art Wolfe, Kevin Raber and Steve Gosling
September 2 - September 11, 2019 A 10-DAY EXPEDITION FROM NORTHEAST GREENLAND ON THE EXPEDITION SHIP OCEAN NOVA With Art Wolfe, Kevin Raber and Steve Gosling See Special Incentive Offer Below Art Wolfe of Art … [Read More...]
Changes On The Forum – Coffee Corner
Lately, I have received a number of emails and personal messages regarding the Coffee Corner on the Forum and in particular the Political Discussions. A number of months ago these comments and reports to moderators were … [Read More...]
The 2018 Arches & Canyonlands Fine Art Photography Summit in Moab, Utah
The Summit, November 2 to 5 followed by The Vision Field Workshop November 6 to 8 Introduction Each year for the past 16 years we have offered an event called the Fine Art Photography Summit. The goal of the Fine … [Read More...]
On The Rocks – Toy Shop Part Two
Toy Shop IV Part 2 Last week we published On The Rocks - Toy Shop Part One. This week we present the second part of the 4th episode. The Toy Shop was started a number of years ago when Michael Reichmann and I would … [Read More...]
Turning Photographs Into Art Part 3: Underexposure and Low-Key Images
Black is the queen of all colors. Henri Matisse 1 - Dusk in the Chinle Buttes There is no road there. The only sign of where to turn off was where the tire marks were left by my truck on my last visit. The recent … [Read More...]
Finding My Vision
One would say the nature of photography is capturing the light of the subject. For myself, it’s more… From the time I got my hands on a video camera, I always liked the idea of composing a scene for the world to see … [Read More...]
On The Rocks – Toy Shop Part One
Toy Shop IV It’s been a long time since we shared a Toy Shop video. I am happy to bring you Part One of the Newest Toy Shop as segment of our NEW On The Rocks series. Michael Reichmann and I used to get together a … [Read More...]
The Palouse Adventure – Recent Workshop
Chasing The Light In The Palouse From Our June 8-13, 2018 Workshop Without question, one of my favorite places to photograph in America is the Palouse. This region of southeast Washington is a landscape … [Read More...]
Rediscover – Understanding Bokeh
Understanding Bokeh Dr. Harold Merklingeris a well-regarded expert in the field of optics and author of several books on the topic. Boke (or Bokeh if you prefer), is the Japanese-originated concept of the difference … [Read More...]
Sky: Looking Into The Landscape’s Soul
“If eyes are windows to the soul in a portrait, sky is the window to the soul in a landscape” Portrait photography captures life and emotions through fleeting facial expressions. Facial expressions that are an insight … [Read More...]
