We have just finished two awesome weeks in Africa and there are a lot of contrast between the two weeks. Week one was in Chobe NP, Chobe Forest and Kasane region of Botswana. The week can be subtitled “The fast and the furious” (more on that later). Week two was a photo workshop in Timbavati,... » read more
When photographing landscapes or cityscapes our brain tends to quickly eliminate any repeating patterns after a quick glance of patterns. A hedge, a hay field, a row Aspens, windows in a skyscraper. As long as this pattern is of the same color and goes in the same direction, the brain stores the information and allows... » read more
Over fifty photographers stand at the lake’s edge anxiously waiting for sunrise to click the shutter at the precise moment when the early rays fill the sky with the most intense colors that cannot be described by mere words. Imagine the collective gasp when at first light you notice there will be no magic because... » read more
Coming from the good old film days of photography and having used large and medium format cameras that allow for plenty of movement of the lens and / or film boards, the tilt – shift lens has been a favorite of mine for many years. There are several advantages to using these types of lenses,... » read more
