Reflections on Photography & Art Subject Matter & Print Size by Alain Briot Each problem that I solved became a rule which served afterwards to

  byAlain BriotThis essay is the third of afour parts seriestitled as follows: 1- Finding Inspiration2 - Exercising your Creativity3 - Developing your Vision4 -

By Mike Johnston Illustrated with photographs by Carl Weese (Originally published in Camera & Darkroommagazine) Introduction — 2001  This is surely one of the strangest

By Michael Chiusano I think I share the feelings of photographers around the world that there is something incredibly sad about the recent bankruptcy of

By Charles S. Johnson, Jr.We are bombarded with images from television, computer screens, newspapers, and magazines.  There are advertisements, illustrations for news stories, snapshots from

This page list articles on this site in the form ofProduct reviews.You can find the latest additions on the site'sHome Pageas well as listed by

This article will be updated daily with new observations and images takenwith the E-M1 during the week of September 15 – 22, 2013 while I am visiting

Publisher’s NoteOnce in a while you meet an individual that has an endless amount of energy and drive. Mark is that kind of individual. I

It is the best of times, it is the worst of times, it is the season of light, it is the season of darkness, it

Many men go fishing all of their liveswithout knowing that it is not fish they are after.Henry David Thoreau  1 – Introduction: why is this

 ByAlain Briot  The use of the term art medium is, to say the least, misleading, for it is the artist that creates a work of

by Alain Briot Be Yourself. Everyone else is already taken. Oscar Wilde 1 - Introduction In part 1 of this series we saw what vision

I can easily understand why it should puzzle you that a person of my intelligence, I.Q. 207 super genius, should devote his valuable time chasing

This essay is a successor to a previous article [1] published on Luminous Landscape in early 2011. This update explains industry trends using over 50 new camera

The Molarand Angel Arch© Miles HeckerCLICK ABOVE IMAGE TO SEE GOOGLE MAP LOCATION SEASONS Located about 10 miles from the nearest trailhead, Angel Arch is

Sony Alpha A99Corporate BackgrounderOne of the world's best known brands in consumer electronics and entertainment is Sony. Movies, music, TVs, computers, cameras, semiconductors, phones, tablets,

Printer manufacturers make great printers; but they often don’t offer some really useful accessories. The two I have in mind are a printer stand and

Authors Note, (May 1999): This article was originally contributed toPHOTO.NETin 1997.  The text has been updated to correct typos and factual errors but is otherwise

Art from DragonOn location in northern Australia, my plan is to get close and create art in the field with the Estuarine Crocodile, 'saltys' to

By Gerard Kingma Boy, Norman Koren certainly has a helluva lot more brain cells in his mathematical drawer than I do. Recently I bought Mr.

In April, 2007 together with world famous photographer Jay Maisel, colour management expert Andrew Rodney, and naturalist Fiona Reid, I lead anexpedition workshopon a riverboat

A Light-Weight 4X5FieldCamera Hats off toRobert Whitein the UK for commissioning this most excellent landscape camera direct from the manufacturer. Made from Titanium and Ebony materials,

By Bill Caulfeild-BrowneA couple of weeks ago I paid a very expensive visit to Michael’s studio in Toronto. Ostensibly I was going to admire his

The following report is based on a 4 day hands-on test of a production Canon EOS-1D done in early December, 2001. The camera was kindly

This subject is featured in the  The Luminous Landscape Video Journal. One of the icons of contemporary landscape photography is Antelope Canyon near Page, Arizona.  These so-called

This Index is organised by Topic and by individual LLVJ Issue: Locations Tutorials Techniques & Discussions Equipment Reviews Interviews  LLVJ Issue1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13,14,15   LocationsDeath Valley -Issue 1&Issue

Part One of a Three Part Series  IntroductionPhotographers go through stages of development, and while we don’t all follow the same path, an understanding of

Part Three of a Three Part Series In thefirstof the three part series on ‘Finding Your Level And Moving On’ we defined the levels. In

A frequently asked question I get is whether or not my images are the result of planning, and if so, how I go about it.

I remember when I first used a Leica camera. It was back in 1986 when I was photographing the Americas Cup in Fremantle. Local WA