By Paul Barclay | Travel Photography
My apologies to everyone for dropping out for so long. I hope to get this series back in gear as well as bring new images from the summer in the next few months. The sub-title for this article is; “A Day of Tourism!” Because, aside from the natural wonders of Southern Arizona, there are some […]
Continue readingBy 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 […]
Continue readingBy Henry Rinne | Travel Photography
Driving through this colourful fall landscape creates many photographic opportunities, but also asks an important question : life or swan song? Fall colors have always presented an interesting dichotomy in terms of my photography. On the one hand, color has always represented life and energy. Isolating colors in photographs leads me to create marvelous, […]
Continue readingBy Pete Guaron | How-To
In part 1, Lad Sessions gave you a very good technical description – he’s researched the subject in depth, and anything I can add is likely to be shallow. So I’ve made this more anecdotal, instead. What do we understand about “bark”? First thing I ever understood was that it “doggish” for “hi there pleased […]
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By Werner Mäder | How-To
Photographing hotspots is becoming increasingly difficult for me. Snow-covered mountains in the golden morning light, landscapes with a full moon, endless expanses in Iceland, gondolas in Venice, temples in Thailand, Saddhus in India or fog over Tuscany – no matter how dreamlike they may be – I can hardly hold on to anymore. At the […]
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By pascaljappy | Travel Photography
Continuing coverage of this week-long trip to the rural heart of France, here’s what makes the area so special both for gourmets and nature lovers. Astute observers will note the reversal to my original title idea, “Terroir photography” rather than the “Epicurious Photography” title that made the cut in episode one. Regular contributor Boris Buschardt […]
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By pascaljappy | News
A total solar eclipse is a sight you never forget. Along with good mirages and auroras, it is one of the visual wonders of the natural world well worth crossing oceans for. The next “convenient” one will sweep through Mexico, Texas and upwards towards the North East of the United States. If health, economics, medieval […]
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By philberphoto | Travel Photography
Amiens is a medium-sized town (pop.: 150.000) 150km North of Paris, on the way to beautiful baie de Somme. Mention it and you get a yawn, or just no reaction at all. It used to be the capital of Picardie, a region sort of stuck between the Paris region, and the North. Amiens is this […]
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By Dallas Thomas | Travel Photography
Normal is something we all haven’t experienced in more than 18months. On this visit to Paris, from late October 2020 onwards has been like no other time I doubt and hope to never see again. Non essential shops closed, cafe/restaurants export/takeaway only for many months. No museums, no theatre, no cinema and no live cultural […]
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By Pascal Ollier | Travel Photography
After looking at Tuscany along a vertical track in part one, let’s go along a (mostly) horizontal line for part two, this set of pictures having been shot across spring and summer. From a technical point of view, there will be fewer pictures taken with my 9mm, more space being given this time to the […]
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