Two simple accessories that make carrying my camera and tripod more comfortable, convenient and practical when I’m out photographing. When I’m out with my camera, I want to spend my time looking for photographs, not looking for my gear. Whether I’m walking through the woods, exploring a new location or […]
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From landscapes and macro photography to action images and studio swork, choosing the right tripod head can make a bigger difference than you might think. A tripod is one of those pieces of equipment that can make a real difference to your photography, but the tripod itself is only half […]
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The aim of this blog is to share some elements to consider when choosing a new ball head for your tripod, and share how the Vanguard ball heads compare. Why use a ball head? A ball head is usually the best choice for photographers who value speed, freedom of movement […]
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As photographers, we spend plenty of time thinking about the images we create, the gear we use and the techniques that help us get the shot. But running a photography business also means managing marketing, administration and client relationships. At the Canadian Imaging Conference and Expo (CICE), presented by the […]
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From landscapes and macro photography to action images and studio swork, choosing the right tripod head can make a bigger difference than you might think. A tripod is one of those pieces of equipment that can make a real difference to your photography, but the tripod itself is only half […]
Revisiting the places that helped turn childhood curiosity into a lifelong connection with the ocean. Story and photography by Bella Zandoná Photos featuring Bella by Fernando Zandoná Most of my photographs today are taken underwater. My camera usually lives inside a housing, surrounded by strobes, arms and pressure, but for […]
There are days when I really need to get out with my camera. When the depression and anxiety are heavy, my camera becomes my weapon to fight the monsters. Photography is a powerful form of therapy for me because it forces me to slow down, be present, and look for […]
Being in nature is profoundly good for mental well-being, good for the soul. The silence is broken only by squirrels rustling and dancing among the leaves. You breathe in deeply through your nose, taking in the rich, earthy scent, and slowly exhale your worries out through your mouth. Your eyes […]
Two simple accessories that make carrying my camera and tripod more comfortable, convenient and practical when I’m out photographing. When I’m out with my camera, I want to spend my time looking for photographs, not looking for my gear. Whether I’m walking through the woods, exploring a new location or […]
From landscapes and macro photography to action images and studio swork, choosing the right tripod head can make a bigger difference than you might think. A tripod is one of those pieces of equipment that can make a real difference to your photography, but the tripod itself is only half […]
The aim of this blog is to share some elements to consider when choosing a new ball head for your tripod, and share how the Vanguard ball heads compare. Why use a ball head? A ball head is usually the best choice for photographers who value speed, freedom of movement […]
As photographers, we spend plenty of time thinking about the images we create, the gear we use and the techniques that help us get the shot. But running a photography business also means managing marketing, administration and client relationships. At the Canadian Imaging Conference and Expo (CICE), presented by the […]
Revisiting the places that helped turn childhood curiosity into a lifelong connection with the ocean. Story and photography by Bella Zandoná Photos featuring Bella by Fernando Zandoná Most of my photographs today are taken underwater. My camera usually lives inside a housing, surrounded by strobes, arms and pressure, but for […]
by Karl Taylor Anyone who has shot breakfast for a client knows the problem: you want that quiet, golden first-light feeling, but you need it at 3 pm, on a grey day, and repeatable for every set-up that follows. So photographer and educator Karl Taylor of Visual Education built […]
Go Light. Go Fast. Go Anywhere. The Think Tank FocusPoint Crossbody is made for photographers and creators who move through their day with confidence, keeping their camera and gear within easy reach. From city streets to daily commutes and travel, the bag’s rolltop design and wide opening offer flexible […]
Most people know Patagonia as the trademark name of a famous line of outdoor clothing that started in California some 50 years ago. The name was co-opted by the company’s owner, Yvon Chouinard, an American climber who scaled one of the technically most difficult mountains in South America – the […]
There are days when I really need to get out with my camera. When the depression and anxiety are heavy, my camera becomes my weapon to fight the monsters. Photography is a powerful form of therapy for me because it forces me to slow down, be present, and look for […]
Architectural photography is often associated with capturing the grandeur of buildings, impressive skylines, and intricate historical structures. But what happens when we look beyond the building itself and begin to see its shapes, patterns, lines, and textures? This is where abstract architectural photography comes into play. Over the past several […]
