In 1913, after two terms as the president of the United States, Theodore “Teddy” Roosevelt, an avid hunter, explorer, and naturalist, decided to take on the most dangerous adventure of his life – to explore and map the course of the Rio da Duvida (River of Doubt) through the Pantanal […]
Most of us own a camera capable of capturing wonderful images. Most also have software applications or special gadgets that can apply countless effects to our images.
Based in Squamish, BC, Canada, Paul Bride’s photography has spanned six continents.
In the last issue of PhotoNews, I used some pictures from the Ice Hotel to illustrate my article on panoramas. When I shoot at the Ice Hotel, I always arrive at around 3 a.m. so I can work all night without being disturbed by guests, visitors or employees.
Parking by Trevor Anderson “It was the perfect evening, I noticed the trees reflecting in the water, so I slowed my shutter enough to smooth the water and keep the reflection.“
Growing up I never played individual sports, I always played team sports. Well, except for my brief foray into badminton.
One of the most interesting aspects of the Vancouver Olympic Games was the opportunity for creative artists to showcase a wide variety of leading-edge performances and technology through the Cultural Olympiad’s Digital Edition (CODE).
A special article from Adore Noir, a black and white fine art photography magazine from Vancouver, British Columbia.
