As a followup to my article on the HP professional photography blog, I explore some of the reasons why people might want to explore both ends of this spectrum of practice. The in-camera vs post-camera photography article produced a lot of interest. Naturally, there is a lot more to say about something like this. I …
Eirik lives in Bergen, Norway and takes a wide range of photographs, from landscapes to street scenes, all of which is striking. Eirik Holmoyvik is a photographer based in Norway who covers a wide range of subjects. He seems to always be experimenting and pushing his own boundaries. His web site shows work shot conventionally, …
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There are thought patterns or ways of thinking that are liberating and others that are limiting. This is true in all of life, but it also applies to our photography. The Western World is dominated by absolutism, by a belief in absolute truths, absolute morality and absolutes, like right and wrong. You even get politicians …
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David Burdeny is an architect who seems to be making a big name for himself as a fine art photographer. A Landscape photographer, David’s images have an amazing calmness about them. David Burdeny is a Canadian photographer of the landscape. Whilst he shoots BW film, he exhibits and sells C-type color prints of these because …
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Illustrative photographer, Gay Campbell named overall winner at Canon Australian Professional Photography Awards Press Release Key Points: Gay Campbell is named the 2007 Canon/AIPP Australian Professional Photographer of the Year; As the major winner, Gay receives her choice of Canon professional imaging products to the value of $20,000; 2007 marks the 31st year of the …
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Michael Levin is landscape photographer who creates the most stunning monochrome images. In our second award of the month, we look at his website. A Vancouver based landscape photographer, Michael Levin creates striking monochrome landscape photographs. Michael’s website is a stunning reflection of his work, calm, cool and oh so elegant. He is a master …
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With huge difficulty we award the Epson 1410 printer to a single winner. Results for the Australian Landscape Photography Competition This was a hugely difficult competition to judge. All the people we consulted had the same experience, they found it reasonable easy to get it down to four or five finalists (always the same ones) …
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Barbara Leven’s photography of the urban and natural landscape through tight, detail shots is striking. Barbara is a New York photographer who seems to like to isolate a detail from a larger scene. A fine art photographer, she has a long exhibition history of both analog and digital photography. Her web site shows photography in …
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The Lensbaby 3G seems to be a love or hate phenomenon. I’ve been living with the latest version for a month or so and this review examines the results of my experimentation with it attached to my digital SLR cameras. The Lensbaby is a tilt/swing lens for your 35mm SLR and digital SLR (it is …
A well-engineered ball head is a joy to behold and use. Wayne’s been testing the Freedom FB-12QR for some months. There are two schools of thought, with regard to tripod head choice: two-way (or three-way) tilt, pan heads and ball heads. There are pros and cons with both head types: simply put the bal head …