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OK, I admit it. I have a soft spot for so-called Superzoom cameras and have reviewed quite a few of them on these pages over...
byAlain Briot 1– Cool Colors Dominance harmonyIn a Cool Colors Dominance harmony we use colors that have a cool quality. These include blues, violets and greens...
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...
Click on image for more information In Quechuan, the language of the native people of the Andes, Cusco means, “navel of the world”. For most...
“I am absolutely blown away by the production quality! I am not sure what I expected, but the reality far exceeded my expectations. I have...
This is an excerpt from Issue #18 of The Luminous landscape Video Journalfeaturing a 45 minute long segment on photography in Madagascar,...
More About The Issue #17 HD Download Edition More About The Issue #17 HD Download Edition Movie may have to fully download...
Small cameras of all sorts and descriptions are becoming increasingly popular. For many, DSLR fatugue is setting in. Maybe because image quality from APS-C and...
With apologies to J.R.R. Tolkien, I know that the subtitle above is a bit over the top, but that’s OK. I really think that Jeff’s...
Review By: Sean Reid Northampton, Mass., Epson R-D1, Nokton 50/1.5, F/11 @ 1/500 ISO 400 I best beginby describing what this article is and what...
September 15, 2006 Today is the day that many photographers have been waiting for a long time – the formal announcement of the Leica M8....
AnotherCamera? In late 2000 Jack Zyberk submitted a review of the Mamiya 7 II to this site. Though I had no personal experience with this camera system it seemed...
By Nick Rains Some people accuse me of having an anti-Hasseblad bias. Nothing could be further from the truth. I own two H series bodies,...
Fisherman’s Cove, Eastern Passage, Nova Scotia. Leica M8, ISO 320, 28 mm f/2.8 Elmarit ASPH at f/4.8 and 1/90 sec. A visually opaque Leitz Infa-Red...
Sorry – This Series Has Been Cancelled Most photographers learn a few basic techniques in Photoshop and let it go at that. But there’s a...
Harman Gloss and Traditional Gelatin Silver Papers The Past, Present and Future Essay and Photographs by Richard Lohmann I would like to begin with a...
Clingman’s Dome Is there a new DSLR that you have your eye on? Maybe theNikon D5000or theCanon T1i? Maybe thePanasonic GH1or thePentax K7has caught your...
By: Steve Kossack Photograph Courtesy Lowepro You might remember this rather silly phrase from the 1960’s — but in retrospect maybe it wasn’t that silly...
This page contains brief video reports filed directly from the floor of the bi-annualPhotokinatrade show in Cologne, Germany. Unlike the professionally produced broadcast-quality HD videos...
Saturday December 15 and Sunday December 16, 2007 SORRY – SOLD OUT John Paul Caponigro One of the most brilliant creative photographers and teachers working...
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 Locations...
Mamiya 7 II A Hand-On Report AnotherCamera? In late 2000, Jack Zyberk submitted a review of the Mamiya 7 II to this site. Though I had no personal experience...
A Weekly Column By Mike Johnston The Pictures of Carolyn Cole This year, The New York Times was given an unprecedented honor by the Pulitzer Prize...
A Weekly Column By Mike Johnston © Mike Johnston 2002 On the off chance that you have not been following the soap opera that is Photokina...
SMP’s Gala First Anniversary Good morning! Today marks the first anniversary of the publication of “The Sunday Morning Photographer” on the Web. This is...
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...
Mudcracks, Zion National Park, Utah 1983 Camera: Wista 45, Lens: Rodenstock Sironar-N 210mm f/5.6 One important characteristic of an artist is the ability and willingness...
Common Sense: A Short Introduction To The Series By Sean Reid of Reid Reviews The following essay is the second in a series of short essays...
The silhouetted and blurred wildebeest in South Africa are defined by the negative space When we confront a landscape, we are surrounded by a chaos...
The Milky Way above the moai in Ahu Tongariki, Easter Island (Chile). Imagine you’re alone in the wilderness, in a place far removed from city...