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Digital photography plays a fundamental role documenting our lives, and many smartphone users are discovering a hidden talent for snapping shots. Charlie Blevins shares some tips for those looking to take their photography to the next level. [Article courtesy of Fujifilm.]
Adventure/travel photographer Matt Horspool has captured distinctive images in some 46 different countries but when you ask him where he’ll definitely be visiting again, his response is unequivocal: ‘Hands down, Kyrgyzstan and Greenland are the places I would return to above any others,’ he says. [Article courtesy of Olympus]
Award-winning nature photographer and Lumix Ambassador Chris Bray has some creative tips for close-up wildlife photography. [Article courtesy of Panasonic]
Whether you’re a casual snapshooter, a committed amateur or an established pro, every photographer wants to see their photos on physical display at some point in their lives. [Article courtesy of MyPicture.com.au]
When David Boon was young there’d always been a camera around the house. ‘My dad had been into capturing landscape pictures with an old Hasselblad 500C on trips to the Flinders Ranges,’ he said. But for David who’d been more interested in playing music and songwriting as a youngster, it would take the prospect of love to discover his own hitherto latent picture-taking talent. [Courtesy of Olympus]
Automatic photo editing software is a popular discussion topic among photographers who don’t want to be drowned in complex setting options. Keep reading to discover a new, AI-powered way to simplify your photo editing. [Article courtesy of PhotoWorks]
With 32,000 Instagram followers, an extensive website devoted to the craft of travel photography, and a thriving tourism and travel photography business, Olympus Visionary Lisa Michele Burns was an obvious candidate to put the new OM-D E-M1X through its paces in the months before it launched. [Courtesy of Olympus]
Often the most striking or heart-warming images of society are a product of street photography – the art of capturing daily life, culture, and humanity, in a spontaneous or candid way. [Courtesy of Ted’s Cameras]
For Chad Gibson, capturing football culture has meant being present at some magic moments. [Courtesy of Olympus]
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]
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