When I first proposed to Kevin Raber that I do a LuLa article on my recent artistic nudes workshop he replied "well, it is a

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

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

A few months ago Chris and I had the opportunity to sit down with four educators / teachers of photography at the School Of Visual Arts

At a recent media event,  I was sitting with fellow content providers discussing the state of the industry.  We all agreed that this had been

FREE ARTICLE Over the past 25 years the photographic industry as a whole and Adobe in particular have invested a fortune of time, resources and

Overview This article reviews eight papers of interest, in the context of our theme “Back to the Print”. The papers for this review were selected

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Epson Introduces Four New Fine Art Papers At about the time this review will be published, Epson should be releasing both the roll and sheet versions

    A few weeks ago Luminous-Landscape invited some friends to spend a few days at the Luminous-Landscape offices and gallery in Indianapolis, Indiana.  Joining

The Canon imagePROGRAF PRO-1000 Printer (Hereafter “PRO-1000” for short) What’s in a name? Canon manufactures several series of printers. This printer features considerable technological innovation

A number of years ago I read a story in The LensWork Magazine about photographers doing projects.  It’s been a few years now that I

Publishers Note:  For many years I have enjoyed the LensWork Magazine published by Brooks Jensen.  Many of you I know are aware of LensWork and

Publishers Note:  This is the first in our Getting Back To The Print series.  We will be looking at printers, papers, RIPs, and tricks.  We'll

Private Galapagos Photography Cruise With Michael Reichmann – Sorry, NOW SOLD OUT – Two cabins (4 berths) have just become available on my May 2016 Galapagos

We wrap up our adventure with William Neill with this video. It was a pleasure and educational experience working with William over the five days

For a long time I have wanted to do a continuing series about well-known photographers and how they approach their craft. My concept was to

Enjoy Part 2 On Location With William Neill - Shooting With The Masters William Neill and I continue our photo tour in Yosemite National Park.  In this

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Beyond Words - Beyond My Imagination - Was I Dreaming? To begin our adventure we sailed overnight, arriving in the Gerlache Strait on the Antarctic Peninsula. Our great expectations

As I began my second day at the PhotoPlus show I asked myself what the hot product and news at the show was?  Every PhotoPlus

By Sean Reid of Reid Reviews Before I begin this, I should explain that I have been beta-testing the Leica SL (which was code-named "Max")

  Back in 2004, I had occasion to write an article for the PSA Journal, extolling the virtues of what (at the time) was a

Publishers Note:  A few weeks ago I was in conversation with Michael Tapes about the NEW Sony A7R II camera and the dynamic range that

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What Do All of These Letters Mean? With just about every imaging device from Smartphones to DSLRs featuring the ability to shoot video, many still photographers come