For the more involved photographer (like most of the readership of The Luminous Landscape), the big technology companies are not really keeping pace with what we need. Some of us photograph seriously with phones as a secondary camera, many of us do not. Personally, I use my 4 year old iPhone as a convenience scanner, [Read More]
This week is Adobeâs annual Adobe MAX conference, where they set the direction of their products for the upcoming year â and thereâs not much for photographers here, especially for subscription software where weâre paying for the updates whether we want them or not. As disturbing as the lack of updates is that what did [Read More]
Photographers have been chasing the light since the 1820s when Nicephore Niepce successfully recorded an image using camera obscura. Before Nicephore Niepce, there were pioneers who contributed since the 1700s, creating a knowledge base from trial and error until Nicephore Niepce perfected the process with a lasting photographic image. My experience chasing the light as [Read More]
The 4th in our series on photographers and the environments in which they work takes us out onto the waters of Georgian Bay in Ontario. I’ve loved the landscape of ‘the Bay’ ever since first encountering it during a hiking trip in Killarney provincial park while in college and discovering the same incredible rocks and [Read More]
For the more involved photographer (like most of the readership of The Luminous Landscape), the big technology companies are not really keeping pace with what we need. Some of us photograph seriously with phones as a secondary camera, many of us do not. Personally, I use my 4 year old iPhone as a convenience scanner,
This week is Adobeâs annual Adobe MAX conference, where they set the direction of their products for the upcoming year â and thereâs not much for photographers here, especially for subscription software where weâre paying for the updates whether we want them or not. As disturbing as the lack of updates is that what did
Photographers have been chasing the light since the 1820s when Nicephore Niepce successfully recorded an image using camera obscura. Before Nicephore Niepce, there were pioneers who contributed since the 1700s, creating a knowledge base from trial and error until Nicephore Niepce perfected the process with a lasting photographic image. My experience chasing the light as
The 4th in our series on photographers and the environments in which they work takes us out onto the waters of Georgian Bay in Ontario. I’ve loved the landscape of ‘the Bay’ ever since first encountering it during a hiking trip in Killarney provincial park while in college and discovering the same incredible rocks and
