Every picture tells a story and I’m passionate about telling stories and sharing my travel experiences through my landscape and travel photography websites. Quite often I get asked about what kind of camera gear I use to capture my images. Back in the 70s I started out shooting with a simple Olympus film camera. I recorded my journey in pictures and I’m so glad I did. As a … [Read more...]
Sony’s new full-frame baby, Nikon lenses and an Apple fizzle
The Sony A7C – looks a lot like an A6000, but it’s full frame. This one is in their handsome platinum color. Sony just introduced the A7C, which they’re calling the smallest and lightest fully-functional full frame mirrorless camera on the market today. They are quite careful to put conditions on their claim that exclude the Sigma fp, which is significantly smaller and … [Read more...]
Early September News and the start of the Great Luminous Landscape Lens Test
Out testing lenses – Sept 5, 2020. Peaceful Lewis Creek with the A7r IV and Sigma 24-70mm f2.8. There was an important court case decided recently, one that holds substantial ramifications for photographic gear, especially cheap third-party batteries, but also other items that are frequently cloned. In Bolger v. Amazon, a California appeals court ruled that Amazon is liable … [Read more...]
Michele Sons Follow-Up: West Virginia
In this follow up to our piece on Appalachian landscape photographer Michele Sons , Michele tells us how she moved away from photographing the famous national parks of Appalachia and ventured into more undiscovered areas of the region. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FBmovTgywk8&feature=youtu.be Nick Taylor Sept 2020 … [Read more...]
Michele Sons Follow-Up: The Feminine Landscape
In this follow up to our piece on Appalachian landscape photographer Michele Sons, we take a look at Michele's acclaimed 'Feminine Landscape' series which blurs the borders between landscape and portrait photography. https://youtu.be/CRajI9wm6Jo Nick Taylor August 2020 … [Read more...]
