Designed for advanced travel, landscape and portrait photographers, the EOS RP is a second full-frame mirrorless camera for Canon’s EOS R system.
Olympus announces M.Zuiko Digital ED 12-200 lens
Attractive in particular for travel photographers, the new M.Zuiko Digital ED 12-200mm f/3.5-6.3 lens is a lightweight, dust- and splash-proof addition for M4/3 cameras.
Inle Boats
By Yee Fang Lu.
At the shores of Inle Lake, traders get ready to bring their wares from water to land, where they can set up stall at one of the weekly village markets.
Editorial Color Grading Style Pack launched
Capture One has launched the Editorial Color Grading Style Pack, which offers presets that adjust the overall look and feel of an image to match the “editorial aesthetic of 3 acclaimed photographers and retouchers”.
NPPP 2019 finalists on show next week
The National Photographic Portrait Prize 2019 exhibition will open at the National Portrait Gallery in Canberra on 23 February 2019.
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Dark MOFO
By Glenn Schultes. Taken at last year’s Dark MOFO Midwinter Festival in Hobart.
Follow the light
It’s an old story. Man goes on overseas trip, buys a camera in duty free to document his travels and, having never taken a picture in his life, he reads the manual on the plane. It was 1985. A young Nick Ghionis just getting acquainted with his new Olympus OM-1 as he flew off overseas, couldn’t have imagined that nearly three decades hence he’d be one of Melbourne’s top wedding photographers… [Olympus]
Fingerprints in the Wheat Field
By Ronald Rockman.
I took this shot south of Mildura Victoria by hanging over the side of the basket of a Hot Air Balloon not long after sunrise, which was quite exhilarating…
Edward Burtynsky – The Anthropocene Project
‘We all believe that this is the important issue of our day. It’s actually a crisis. If you engage in the environmental rant, I think people turn off. But if you open up a place for discourse, for understanding – through photographs, through things that are open to a personal interpretation, hopefully that’s a more profound transformative experience.’ – Nicholas de Pencier