Pushing An Image Just A Bit Further Every Sunday, I add at least four new images to the top of the Luminous-Landscape homepage. This week, I selected four images from one of several trips I have made to Pyramiden, while visiting Svalbard, Norway. I am working on an article that will encompass many of my images from the last few years of visits to this … [Read more...]
Hahnemuehle Photo Rag Metallic
Hahnemuehle Photo Rag Metallic. You read right – it’s a metallic paper with a rag substrate; it’s thick and robust, but still feeds through your printers. This is new, unique and very nice. The paper comes in 17”, 24”, 36”, 44” and 50” rolls and several sheet sizes: US Letter/A4, 11”x17”, A3+ and 17”x22”. This paper is unlike any other metallic paper I’ve seen or … [Read more...]
Photography is Selection
Photography is not a creative act. Got your attention, did I? Don't worry, I'm not trying to take anything away from you, or from photography. At its very essence, its core, photography is an act of selection. You select a subject, or at least a general direction to point the camera, you select a point of view, a position; you select a frame; you select … [Read more...]
Canon EOS R – Interface and Menus Deep Dive
Get To Know The Canon EOS R I have published two articles with videos about the NEW Canon EOS R mirrorless camera. The first article and video were made on the night of the launch, and then I published Hits and Misses going over my thoughts on the things Canon got right and what they missed. At the press event, I met Brandon Chin, a technical specialist for Canon. The … [Read more...]
Michael’s Short Love Affair With Film
Film - Fun While It Lasted We all miss Michael. Michael was one of my best friends and we shared many a fun time along with Chris Sanderson. We didn’t take a lot of things too seriously. Our goal was to go out and shoot pictures, have a laugh and deliver some content to this website along the way. We could count on Michael to go off the rails sometimes. One such time was … [Read more...]
