How often have you heard it said that a skilled photographer can take a great image with a poor camera; but that a great camera doesn’t guarantee good images? This “axiom” has largely been true over the years, though maybe less so in this age of smart phones and artificial intelligence. Implicit in that statement [Read More]
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Photokina 2016 Final Show Report
Combined Show Reporting By Nick Devlin & Kevin Raber Maybe I am just getting older, but this Photokina wore me out far more than previous Photokinas. I arrived on Monday, September 19th and headed home on Saturday, September 24th. I am still trying to wrap my head around this show, but it was quite different than I anticipated. Strangely, there was [Read More]
Photokina 2016 Days Two and Three
Photokina Day Two and Three Report Combined reporting by Nick Devlin and Kevin Raber It’s the end of the day on Thursday. We have one more day left at Photokina before heading home. It’s been a long three weeks of travel. The show continues, and I have talked to many colleagues that I have known [Read More]
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Photokina 2016 Day One
Photokina Opening Day Report Photokina 2016 kicked off on Tuesday, September 20th and it seemed to get started without the excitement and intrigue of Photokina events from previous years. I have been coming to … [Read More...]
FUJIFILM GFX 50S – The Medium Format Market Gets Interesting
Photokina News It’s Day 1 of Photokina 2016, and Fuji has already staked its claim on being the biggest newsmaker of the show by delivering a full medium format mirrorless camera system. Fuji is not new to medium … [Read More...]
Fuji X-T2 Initial Impressions – Field Review
The Fuji X-T2 has a special allure to it. Have you ever gone into a new car showroom and sat in a new car and after grabbing the steering wheel and before even test driving, just know you wanted to buy the car? That’s … [Read More...]
Controlling The Light – Key Landscape Photography Principles
When I first purchased my Pentax 645z camera the first thing I wanted to do was take it out and do a test shoot to see what it was that I had bought. I immediately went to an ordinary, boring beach near where I live to … [Read More...]
ImagePrint Overview – Making Printing Easier
I’m all about making prints. I’m also all about doing so without a lot of hassle and fuss. ImagePrint by ColorByte Software has been part of my printing workflow for many years. There have been a ton of articles about … [Read More...]
Treasured Lands, A Photographic Odyssey Through America’s National Parks
The 100th anniversary of the National Park Service has finally arrived. My contribution to the occasion is the photography book Treasured Lands: A Photographic Odyssey through America's National Parks, the most complete … [Read More...]
Off To Greenland and Photokina
I am in Iceland with Chris Sanderson today, and this is the day before we head to Greenland. A few weeks ago we announced that our first Greenland Workshop is taking place next August 27 – September 6, 2017, I’ll be … [Read More...]
Sony A6300 Review From The Field – A Great Bear Camera
A few months ago, I was in Patagonia instructing back-to-back workshops. Art Wolfe and Ignacio Palacios were also there to help teach the workshops. One evening, over a few drinks, Art was telling me about shooting bears … [Read More...]
