Studio Tour As many of you know, I am a dedicated and passionate photographer as well as the publisher of Luminous-Landscape. Moreover, being a photographer requires a lot of room for printers, computers and such. Some years ago when Debra and I decided to combine our households into one, we knew we needed extra space [Read More]
Texaco Man in the Palouse By Kevin RaberSony a7r III 24-70mm
Windmills, Palouse - By Kevin RaberSony a7r III 100-400mm GM lens
Palouse Lonely Tree - By Kevin RaberSony a7r III 100-400mm GM lens
Green and Dirt = Palouse - By Kevin RaberSony a7r III 100-400mm GM lens
Steptoe Butte Overlook - Palosue Classic - By Kevin RaberSony a7r III 100-400mm GM lens
Old Trucks, Sprague, WA - By Kevin RaberSony a7r III 100-400mm GM lens
Latest Articles
Turning Photographs into Art Part 1: Letting Go
Art is difference, innovation and aesthetics. Alain Briot 1 – Introduction This is the first essay in a new series focused on turning photographs into art. My previous series focused on collecting art. This new series focuses on creating art from photographs. Not all those who collect create and not all those who create collect. However, [Read More]
A Conversation With Chris Burkhard
As I have mentioned in previous videos, I had many opportunities to catch up and sit down with some well-known landscape photographers at the Sony Kando event held in Monterey, California. I have been following Chris Burkhard for many years on Instagram. He’s an energetic young photographer who has produced some fantastic photographic projects. [Read More]
Recent Articles
The Four Beans
Thinking Out The End Result A few weeks ago I was in Chicago for the weekend to teach a workshop with Jeff Schewe. The workshop was all day Sunday. On Saturday though I joined up with LuLa … [Read More...]
Rediscover – Understanding Lens Contrast
Understanding Lens Contrast And the Basics of MTF By Mike Johnston Originally Published, March 12, 2012 Many photographers — even some experienced and knowledgeable ones — seem permanently confused about contrast, … [Read More...]
The Road to NayPyiTaw
2016 DXO One Grant Winner, Vivek Prabhu, Bangalore, India I am Vivek Prabhu, and I enjoy telling visual stories of people and places. My fascination for places, especially cities, has evolved from years of travel around … [Read More...]
Talking Photography With Colby Brown
A Conversation With Colby Brown For a number of years, there have been a few photographers that I keep my eye on. One of those is Colby Brown of colbybrownphotography.com Colby has an infectious personality not to … [Read More...]
From Kodak To iPhonography – The Evolution Of Photography Into Social Media
Photography has shaped and defined many of us through the ages, and with this in mind, we owe it to the art itself to truly understand its origin and growth throughout history. The art form has evolved in ways we … [Read More...]
On The Rocks – Episode Three
Old Cameras and A Reel Off We are having a lot of fun with the NEW On the Rocks series and hope you are enjoying it too. We appreciate the encouraging comments and are working hard on a lot of ideas. I think … [Read More...]
Adventure in Alaska – Luminous-Endowment Grant Winner
The Art Wolfe Next-Generation Nature Photographers Grant Gabby Salazar - Greensboro, North Carolina Grant Value $10,000 Watching an Alaskan brown bear fish for salmon in the wilds of Alaska remains one of the most … [Read More...]
Rediscover – Understanding RAW Files
Understanding RAW Files By Michael Reichmann originally posted March 2, 2011 There is probably more misinformation, disinformation, and lack of information regarding what raw files are all about than on any other … [Read More...]
A Conversation With Don Smith
As I have mentioned before the Sony Kando event provided me an opportunity to sit down with a number of different photographers and have conversations about photography. In this video, I had the chance to … [Read More...]
Favorite Effects Apps for Mobile Photographers!
Taking Your Image Further A lot of what is so fun about mobile photography is what we do with an image after we capture it. Sometimes I like to leave an image, like a landscape or a portrait, in its realistic form. In … [Read More...]
Rules, Disciplines and Other Talk
A Casual Conversation About Photography And Other Things Many of you may know Ted Forbes from the "Art Of Photography" YouTube Channel. He and I met at one of the Sony events a few months ago. The Sony events have … [Read More...]
Remembering Michael Reichmann – Two Years
Two years ago I sat in a hospital room in Canada and watched one of my dearest if not best friends pass away, Michael Reichmann. Today I sit in another hospital room in Florida holding my mother's hand on … [Read More...]
Why So Much Sony Talk?
Sony Fanboy? I’m not hiding anything. As you may know, there is a lot of Sony material lately on our website. I have received some comments about this and wanted to address them in the video below. Like many of … [Read More...]
Sony Cameras, Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow – A Conversation with The Top Sony Executives
Sony Electronics President and COO Mike Fasulo, and VP of Sales and Marketing Neal Manowitz There is no question that Sony has been changing the face of mirrorless photography over the last several years. … [Read More...]
