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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...
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...
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...
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...
The two words landscape & photography have come to represent a vast spectrum of styles, nuances, characteristics and aesthetics. From a single exposure on a...
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...
by Frank Sauer Wild Roses Sony A65, Minolta 100mm @ f3.2 There are painters who paint in a painstakingly detailed, photorealistic way. While I admire...
What are time-lapses? Since the documentary movies “Baraka” (Ron Fricke, 1992) and “Planet Earth“ (BBC, 2006) the magic of the time-lapses caught the attention of many photographers and...
