Tips For Cold Weather Landscape Photography
When shooting in cold weather you’re often presented with a stark, minimalist look that provides an entirely different opportunity in landscape photography. The point of interest in an image becomes much more important. Foreground and background elements that play a big role in your composition often change radically or even disappear into a blank white canvas. […]
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Michaela Urban – Travel and Fine Arts Photographer
I was about six years old when I found an old film camera in a drawer in our house. I quickly made it mine and was thrilled at the possibilities it offered me to document life around me.[…]
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Hernan Rodriguez – Friends with Vision
Hernan takes us Behind the Shot on a few of his favorite photos as he talks through his creative process and shares how he achieved the final images.[…]
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Behind The Shot: Richard Peters’ wildlife photography
Richard Peters tells us the story behind three of his favorite images and how he achieved his creative vision for them.[…]
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Helping fight the winter blues with colors
Of course, winter photos have a certain appeal: on one hand, there is snow, ice crystals, a radiant cold blue dominating the scene. But on the other, we face dull, grey filthy weather that doesn’t encourage us to go outside and take photos, although one can of course produce creative shots in any kind of weather. […]
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Speed and Accuracy Tests with the New SpyderX
The new SpyderX from Datacolor looks promising, with its lens-based color engine and new sensors, but I wanted to do a few tests of my own, to get a sense of the speed and accuracy improvements I was hearing about. Just running it through a basic calibration made it clear that the speed was significantly faster; faster than any other colorimeter I’ve used.[…]
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Massimo Bassano – Friends with Vision
Massimo Bassano was born in the deep South of Italy, in Calabria, from a simple family. And simplicity will accompany him throughout life. From school choices to friends, from sport to profession. Driven by the stories of his father, a good looking dreamer with no hopes, Massimo learns to follow his own dreams. He begins from the love for the sea and the choice of attending the school as a ship captain, he learns as a first experience the art of sailing and immediately falls in love with it.[…]
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Andrea Dievernich – Questions for
Andrea Dievernich is a technical draughtswoman and bus driver as well as an enthusiastic hobby photographer with a passion for landscapes and staircases.[…]