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Chicago Skyline Long Exposure Red

Long Exposure With A Purpose

February 24, 2023 ·

Sharon Tenenbaum

Long Exposure photography has existed since the days of the first images recorded, however, today Long Exposure, or should I rephrase and say, Daytime Long


Techniques

Every person you ask might have a different answer to that question, however, from my experience, there are a few key factors that are imperative to transforming a just good image to a great one.

What Makes a Great Fine Art Architectural Photograph?

February 17, 2023 ·

Sharon Tenenbaum

It was and always will be my belief that a great architectural image must adhere to the following 3 features: Composition is King. In architectural



Landscape & Environment

Being there at the right time.

Be There – The Challenges Of Getting Out To Shoot.

February 13, 2023 ·

Peter McLennan

We all know the aphorism “f8 and Be There”, it’s the basic mantra of landscape photography. Here on LuLa, we’re familiar with the “f8” part,


Landscape & Environment

What Lay Before Me and The Value of The Familiar

February 6, 2023 ·

Bruce Heinemann

In this day and age of photography, travel to distant and exciting new destinations and heretofore unimagined landscapes is quite appealing. That said, As much


Camera & Technology

Looking Ahead to 2023 Part 1 – what will probably happen

February 1, 2023 ·

Dan Wells

I’ve decided to do this differently this year. Rather than going manufacturer by manufacturer, I’m going to look at some possible introductions, losses and trends



Camera & Technology

Introducing the Epson SureColor P9570 (And An Apple Announcement)

January 20, 2023 ·

Dan Wells

Before we get to the meat of this article, introducing our long-term test Epson SureColor P9570, it’s worth commenting briefly on the three Macs Apple


Photographer Profiles

A Brown Bear (Ursus arctos) chases a Chinook Salmon up the river in Katmai National Park, Alaska.

Alaska and The Brown Bears, Emerging Photographer, Benjamin Olson

January 11, 2023 ·

Ben Olson

Benjamin Olson Art Wolfe Next-Generation Nature Photographers Grant Alaska and The Brown Bears As a young nature photographer, I have always found difficulty finding outlets


Camera & Technology

Reminiscences on Photography in 2022 and Year-end awards

January 2, 2023 ·

Dan Wells

We’ve had an interesting, partially post-COVID year in the photo industry, and I hope that next year will be a further unclogging of the pipeline



Camera & Technology

Multistitch

December 28, 2022 ·

Richard Sexton

The current state of the art of the various “formats” of digital capture range from the tiny little sensors in camera phones to MF sensors


Landscape & Environment

Happy Holidays From The Lula Team

December 24, 2022 ·

Josh Reichmann

May this time be filled with light, wonder, art, experience, and expression. May your vision excel and your way be gentle. Take it easy! From


Techniques

Ghosts Among The Aspens

December 22, 2022 ·

John Wilson

When we think of the Canadian Rockies the usual image is of sweeping vistas with snow capped peaks lining valleys with turquoise rivers and emerald



Camera & Technology

Image Quality Part III – Lenses (and a note on 40 MP APS-C and the loss of PhotoPlus)…

December 14, 2022 ·

Dan Wells

Before we dive deeply into lens design and construction, a quick note on the new Fujifilm cameras using the 40 MP APS-C sensor, and on


Camera & Technology

Of the complexities of image quality part II

December 6, 2022 ·

Dan Wells

Introduction In the previous part of this series, we looked at the behavior of the image sensor itself, at sensor technology and size and their


Techniques

The Secret of Colour in Landscape Photography by Alister Benn

November 28, 2022 ·

Alister Benn

The two words landscape & photography have come to represent a vast spectrum of styles, nuances, characteristics and aesthetics. From a single exposure on a



Techniques

The Enigma in the Picture

November 22, 2022 ·

Greg Czarnecki

Ansel Adams once shared the thoughtful insight, “There are always two people in the picture: the photographer and the viewer.” The viewer has an important



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