Manuel Goria arrived in Australia in 2004 with a degree in Veterinary Medicine and a long standing love of fast cars and photography. [Article courtesy of Olympus]
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Capturing the night sky
Landscape/Seascape photographer Ardi Webber shares a few tips to put you on the right track for capturing the perfect night sky. [Article courtesy of Fujifilm]
R is for Resolution
If it’s resolution you’re after, you can’t go past Sony’s Alpha 7R IV, which offers the highest resolution you can get from Sony’s line-up of interchangeable lens cameras. [Article courtesy of Sony]
360 in 360
‘The 360in360 project was an idea I developed more than four years ago with an aim to showcase Australia in a way that has rarely been seen before.’ – Scott Portelli. [Article courtesy of Olympus]
How to achieve prints with the right brightness, colour and tonality
Perhaps the most common problem in all modern photography is ‘too dark prints’. [Article courtesy of BenQ]
Build Your Dream Gallery with Canvas Prints from Photobook Australia
Elevating images with high quality canvas creations. [Article courtesy of Photobook]
An instant connection
The key to an amazing landscape photo is to make your viewer feel an instant connection to your image, whether that’s a feeling of wonder, shock, or something else altogether. [Article courtesy of Sony]
When Quality is Everything
Photobook Australia raises the bar for bringing stunning images to life. [Article courtesy of Photobook]
Delving Deeper
An Olympus Visionary for the better part of half a decade, Michaela Skovranova has devoted herself to the art of documentary storytelling through her photographs and filmmaking. What began with a primary focus on underwater projects and personal work has widened to now include broader environmental stories. [Article courtesy of Olympus]
Twenty-four in 24
When Olympus Visionary Chris Eyre-Walker heard that he could have access to a pre-release version of the company’s latest model, the OM-D E-M5 Mark III, he came up with a novel plan. He challenged himself to create a photographic portrait of his country, Belgium – which he would complete in the space of a single day. The goal: 24 photos in 24 hours. [Article courtesy of Olympus]