Red Oak Leaves with Hoar Frost taken with Fuji Velvia film – Quebec – I always demanded professional quality from my work. Sadly, pro film adopted low ISO levels. Anything more than 100 ISO was considered too “grainy” to be used in publications. I normally used slide film like Kodachrome […]
Did you know that every electrical device that plugs into Canadian electric circuit must meet electrical safety requirements? Did you know that Canada has some of the most stringent electrical safety standards in the world? Why does this matter and just how important is it to you, the home photographer […]
Are you ready to wade into a new realm of waterscape photography? In some situations, capturing a photo that is different from the typical shot requires a degree of courage, and the ability to think outside the box. That’s what I did on a recent photo outing. To take these […]
When we first arrived at Alexandra Fiord, we landed on the sea ice with skis on our Twin Otter plane. Upon touching down, the skis went deep into the snowpack that covered the sea ice. As we stepped out, we dropped into more than a meter of snow and started […]
Recently, Think Tank co-founder, Deanne Fitzmaurice, pitched us an idea: What if we created a podcast / interview series in which she connects with some of the amazing photographers she’s gotten to know over the course of her career to talk about how they got started in photography, the pivotal […]
17-50mm F/4 Di III VXD (Model A068) Zooming from 17mm ultra wide-angle to 50mm standard, unique lens offers maximum versatility for still and video creators Tamron announces the development of the 17-50mm F/4 Di III VXD (Model A068), a wide-angle zoom lens for Sony E-mount full-frame mirrorless cameras. The lens is […]
Like every film walk Kerrisdale Cameras hold, we had a great turn out. We had 30+ attendees (a couple were late and not in the group photo) join us in the super hot heat on July 16th to wonder around Campbell Valley Park in Langley. Participants were up early and […]
Photography students have to print their images for critiques, exhibitions, discussions and for your portfolios. There are a myriad of photography papers available – from the printer companies’ own offerings to unique papers from specialist paper companies. In this article, we’ll share which papers will ensure your photos look their […]
We are once again excited to bring Swiss lighting legend and photographer Urs Recher back to Canada to share his titanic wealth of lighting knowledge and teach you invaluable tips & tricks to take your next project to the next level. With the launch of the new broncolor Satos and […]
The earth is full of bizarre and surreal landscapes with land formations that have been molded over thousands of years, yet you don’t have to go very far to experience a lot of these in America. These amazing places are thrilling to visit as well as to photograph. In this […]
