Photography in India: Amritsar, Punjab
Part One of my journey through the northern and central states of India, including Punjab, Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan, and Madhya Pradesh.
Oregon’s Painted Hills & the Drive Home
The felt-textured hills in John Day National Monument live up to their name, with runny water-color hues of yellow, red and green.
Road Trip Continued: On to Arches National Park, UT
Photos of Delicate Arch may not be unique, but they're fun to shoot nevertheless.
Lens Comparison Videos
Camera Comparisons
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Just as the Nikon Z6 appears to have been built to compete directly with the Sony A7III, the... Read More
The new Nikon Z6 appears to be the company’s answer to the Sony A7III: they both use mid-resolution... Read More
This week I’ve been getting some hands-on time with the newly announced Sony A7R III at PhotoPlus, mostly... Read More
The Nikon D7500 has some upgrades and some unusual changes from its predecessor, and not all of them... Read More
D7200 vs D7500: Is It Worth the Upgrade? Nikon’s recently announced D7500 has a peculiar mix of features... Read More
The Nikon D5600 is a very minor upgrade over its predecessor (the D5500), but still offers strong competition... Read More
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Light & Matter's Conversations with Great Photographers from Around the World
When most of us think of amazing wildlife photography, we think of African safaris involving massive, white telephoto lenses that cost as much as a... Read More
Now long overdue, this is the conclusion of my discussion with Cole Thompson. In my earlier installment we discussed style and art in general,... Read More
I first saw Cole Thompson’s image “The Angel Gabriel” in a major photography magazine a few years ago. Then I saw it in another…... Read More
