Antarctica is a continent of superlatives. It’s the coldest, windiest, driest, iciest, and highest continent on Earth, surrounded by the stormiest ocean in the world. But Antarctica is more than a list of intimidating adjectives.
With the popularity of digital photography, and the ability to combine images in post-processing, new techniques have emerged that add special visual qualities to traditional images.
The comprehensive list of links from the Spring 2011 edition of PHOTONews magazine.
Fira Village at Dusk. Santorini Island, Greece. Anchored high on a steep rock face of Santorini Island in the Greek Isles, Fira village, with its traditional whitewashed buildings and houses, is a spectacular sight to see when it is illuminated at dusk.
PHOTONews Magazine is delighted to recognize the work of the following Canadian photographers, whose vision and creativity brightens our Reader’s Gallery this issue.
The latest advance in travel zoom technology is now available from Tamron, with models engineered specifically for the Canon and Nikon mounts. A Sony-compatible mount will be available later this year.
The comprehensive list of links from the Winter 2010 edition of PHOTONews magazine.
Virtually all digital SLR cameras are sold with an inexpensive kit lens, typically an 18-55mm model that provides focal lengths from moderately wide angle to short telephoto.
As I write these words I’m parked in a Toyota Land Cruiser above the muddy banks of the Mara River in southern Kenya, just a few kilometres north of the Tanzanian border.
Don’t spend the winter waiting for the first day of spring! Taking photos on a cold, crisp winter day is a great way to enjoy one of Canada’s most photogenic seasons.
