To look at her recent work, you might never suspect just what a challenging time it’s been for photographer and OM SYSTEM Ambassador Michaela Skovranova. [Article courtesy of OM SYSTEM]
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Authentic vision
Ten years ago Lauren Bath first discovered Instagram, and within three years her captivating travel photography saw her established as a professional Instagrammer. But she didn’t just settle into her comfortable niche of travelling and taking pretty pictures. Lauren was determined to build on the success and to diversify her activities. And then she became a mother. [Article courtesy of Olympus]
How to finance your next photography equipment purchase
No matter your level of expertise from amateur through to professional photographer, you can choose from a variety of loan products to help finance your next major camera gear purchase. [Article courtesy of Savvy]
The early riser
Amaury Tréguer’s interest in photography began with an early morning training regime on the sands of Bondi. [ Article courtesy of Olympus ]
Hard work leads to Insta success
Peter Yan discovered his photographic talents when he took a trip to the USA in 2011. [ Article courtesy of Olympus ]
Motorsport to Matrimony
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]
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]