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]
Sacks - By Michael Reichmann
Ship Breaking - By Michael Reichmann
Dolomites Church 1 - By Kevin RaberFuji X-T2 and 100-400mm lens
Churches in the Dolomites - By Kevin RaberFuji X-T2 1-55mm lens
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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 Photokina since 1980 and have missed 2 in all those years. During the peak years, all the halls and pavilions were [Read More]
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Hahnemühle Paper Specialty Products
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