By pascaljappy | Art & Creativity
A couple of posts ago, I lamented the disappearance of light and colour after a storm. Predictably, for the South of France, colour and blue sky didn’t take very long to reappear. Is that better, though? 😉 “Make up your mind, already”, you’ll be thinking, by now! Yes, yes, I’m typing this under a […]
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By Ian Varkevisser | Travel Photography
Weighing in at over a ton each and having been photographed well over a million times, sisters Rio and Senio Rita are our two local superstars. Gaining a subsistence living from the sea by netting fish from shore-based boats is an age-old manner of earning a living. The two colourful sisters have been the backbone […]
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By Chris Stump | Review , Travel Photography
I took some photos again at this year’s Classic Yacht Regatta in Newport, RI, USA. It had been a few years. Amazing how different the sky and ocean can be year to year. And it’s always a treat to be out on the water, especially with the estimable Onne van der Wal. This was my first major […]
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By pascaljappy | Travel Photography
This is a guest post by Bob Hamilton, who has been roaming the Faroe Islands with his Sony A7rII and favorite lenses in the context of a long-term project that I find fascinating. Thanks Bob ! The long-term photographic project on which I’m working covers the islands of north west Europe and, specifically, those […]
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By pascaljappy | Travel Photography
Continuing the crusade to prove that there is more to travel photography than orbiting famous landmarks, here’s the “there’s more to France than the Eiffel Tower” installment. For this “On location” post, I’d like to describe a lovely coastal walk in the South of France. Starting off at the Cap Bear, on the Eastern extremity […]
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By pascaljappy | How-To
Walking along the cliffs in the beautiful Provence village of Cassis a few weeks ago gave me the opportunity to make a series of exposures of a same subject with the sun gradually lower over the horizon to show and describe the changes in hues you can expect in these conditions. As an unexpected guest, […]
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By pascaljappy | How-To
Dear Mommy and Daddy, today Grandpa and Grandma took me to the sea. There was lots of boats and I chatched a starfish. It was all red. Love and kissez, Tommy Don’t know about you, but this is what this photographs says to me. It’s all about the joy of a 6-year-old who’s […]
Continue readingBy Paul Perton | Review
Nikon moves ahead – it’s full frame camera line-up is currently topped by the D800e and the soon-to-be announced D4something. The big N has done a similar job with it’s lenses, delivering increasingly interesting glassware for the serious amateur and pro alike. Clearly, this isn’t altruism, more an attempt to fend off the charge of […]
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