What Shape of Flash Modifier Do I Need? Most photographers, after they have added a couple of lenses, will invest in a Flash – also known as a Speedlight for their camera. There are many advantages to adding a Flash to your camera bag. This series of articles will help […]
Two and a half years ago, Leah den Bok was about to take an early retirement from photography. She was only twelve and a half years old. “I don’t think my pictures are any good!”, she dejectedly exclaimed to her dad one day. Joel Sartore, the world famous National Geographic […]
Looking for a unique way to display your photographs, but tired of traditional wood or metal frames? JetMaster Photo Panels are for you! Photo Panels are an innovative method of mounting your photos directly on to a 1” thick block complete with a stylish woodgrain edge in black. The panel’s […]
The Blue Mountain Foundation for the Arts invites photographers to participate in the 23rd Annual Juried Photography Show at the Arts Centre, located at 163 Hurontario St., Collingwood, ON by submitting photographs online starting in mid-July. Categories: Altered Reality – significantly and noticeably modified with post processing The Natural World […]
Kiel, Germany. 05/28/15 – LaserSoft Imaging’s newly developed printer calibration now offers an exclusive tool which guarantees colour precision and printing quality. The flexible settings also allow the optimization of all previously generated ICC compliant profiles. The printer calibration uses the existing scanner as a measuring device, eliminating the need […]
The PHOTONews Summer 2015 Challenge theme is “On Vacation”. This PHOTONews Challenge is open to all Canadian photographers. Your assignment: to capture an image that evokes the vacation mindset. This may be a still-life shot of a vacation destination, a photo of friends and family enjoying the vacation lifestyle, a […]
Boldly Going Where No Company has gone before… It always gives me pause when I stop to consider the fact that Tamron introduced its 24-70mm F/2.8 VC lens in February of 2012 and that no company has managed to produce a direct competitor yet. It was the first of its […]
My name is Joel Robison and I’m a 30 year old Canadian conceptual portraiture photographer from Cranbrook, British Columbia. Looking back into my photography journey, it appears that I kind of fell into it by accident. Growing up as a kid in a hockey-driven, mountain town. Cranbrook was an interesting […]
By Bill Smith Capture Oakville Photography Competition returns with all new categories and a $1000 cash grand prize. This year’s categories includes Capture Oakville, to be shot within the Town of Oakville’s borders capturing the natural beauty, landscapes and seasonal ambience, The Human Character (Portrait), Textures and Impressions (the black […]
If you think shooting indoors was challenging – read Shooting Sports Part 1 in PHOTONews Spring 2015 – wait until you go outside where you have absolutely no control over your shooting conditions at all. If you are lucky, the temperature will be warm, the sun will be shining and […]
