Photography News: Ricoh GR IV Announced, Rare Apple Sales

6 ds ago (Photography Life): When I close my eyes, I imagine standing at the edge of a towering cliff somewhere high in the Andes. The sun is setting, painting the landscape in golden light. A perfect chance for a proper landscape photo, and yet I have a supertelephoto attached to my camera. So, I take the photo with my phone instead. These are exactly the moments when having a smaller camera in your pocket would come in handy. Maybe a Ricoh GR III, like I carried on my spring trip to Spain. Or better yet, the new GR IV?

40 Award-Winning Nature Photography Photos That Will Take Your Breath Away

6 ds ago (121clicks.com): The beauty of our planet is endless, and nothing captures it better than the art of nature photography. Every year, the Nature’s Best Photography (NBP) International Awards bring together some of the finest photographers from around the globe, celebrating their ability to reveal the wonders of the natural world. This year’s winners present breathtaking images […]

30 Vibrant Street Photos by Ayanava Sil That Capture Life’s Hidden Poetry

6 ds ago (121clicks.com): For Indian Street Photographer Ayanava Sil, photography is not just about creating images but about preserving the soul of everyday life. Based in the streets of Kolkata, Ayanava finds his inspiration in the fleeting moments that unfold in front of him—moments that are unscripted, unrehearsed, and often gone in the blink of an eye. He […]

Hit the road: Our 20 favorite photos from the August "Road Trip" photo challenge

1 w ago (Articles: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)): The August Editors' photo challenge The theme for our August Editors' photo challenge was "Road Trip," and we asked you to share your favorite moments on the open highway or road trip adventure. You took us on a wild ride, with photos from across the globe, ranging from the vast expanse of the Arabian Peninsula to a frozen Mongolian lake. Each image is a testament to the spirit of adventure that fueled your journeys. As usual, we were overwhelmed with great photos – many more than we...

When Phones Eat Cameras: Is This the Last Era for Dedicated Pro Gear?

1 w ago (PetaPixel): The camera isn’t dying: it’s disappearing, not into nothing, but into something smaller, smarter, and always connected. For more … [Read More]

30 Striking Finalist Photos from the 2025 Urban Photography Awards

1 w ago (121clicks.com): The Urban Photography Awards 2025 has once again proven to be one of the most exciting global platforms for street and documentary photography. This year, the competition attracted thousands of entries from across the world, showcasing the creativity, diversity, and raw storytelling power that thrives in urban environments. Out of this impressive pool, 30 striking […]

20 Experimental Frames by Andrew Scott That Break Artistic Boundaries

1 w ago (121clicks.com): American artist Andrew Scott has captivated audiences worldwide with his bold series known as The Frame Experiments. These extraordinary works challenge the very notion of what a frame should represent, transforming it from a passive border into an active, integral element of the art itself. In these pieces, figures of children and adults appear to […]

26 Cute and Heartwarming Animal Moments That Will Melt Your Heart

1 w ago (121clicks.com): Animals have a remarkable way of touching our hearts, often reminding us of the simple joys of life. Their playful antics, affectionate gestures, and innocent expressions can brighten even the gloomiest days. In this collection of 26 cute and heartwarming animal moments, you’ll discover why our furry, feathered, and even scaly friends hold such a […]

Sigma 12mm f/1.4 DC Contemporary Review: An Absolute Gem

1 w ago (PetaPixel): The industry desperately needs more lens support for APS-C cameras and it often feels like a neglected market. Full frame is clearly the favored child when it comes to the camera game, but I happen to love smaller sensor cameras, which give a great mixture of compactness and quality. Sigma is on a roll, making sure to give users excellent and affordable optics for Sony E mount, Canon RF mount, and Fujifilm X mount. The latest $629 Sigma 12mm f/1.4 DC Contemporary lens seeks to cover the...

Sigma 12mm F1.4 DC sample gallery

1 w ago (Articles: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)): When you use DPReview links to buy products, the site may earn a commission. Canon EOS R7 | Sigma 12mm F1.4 DC | F1.4 | 1/2000 sec | ISO 100 Earlier this week, Sigma announced the 12mm F1.4 DC, an ultra-wide prime lens for APS-C systems. We were able to spend some time with it pre-launch to get some sample images in a variety of situations. One note about these images: while we typically process our lens sample galleries in Capture One to get maximum control over lens corrections, we had...

You Should Spend Time Understanding Your Camera’s Shutter Speed

1 w ago (PetaPixel): Choosing the correct shutter speed is imperative. Here’s how it works and why you should take it into consideration when shooting any photograph. [Read More]

The DPReview team discusses the Ricoh GR IV

1 w ago (Articles: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)): When you use DPReview links to buy products, the site may earn a commission. Image: Ricoh This week, Ricoh announced the GR IV, the latest in its lineup of photographers' compact cameras with an 18.3mm (28mm equiv) lens and APS-C sensor. The company seems to have made an attempt at addressing several concerns raised by GR III users, including the camera's proclivity to get dust on its sensor, its battery life, lack of flash and control setup. Dale Baskin, Mitchell Clark and Mykim Dang...

Wings of Wonder: 30 Bird Photos by Joaquin Spamer That Capture Nature’s Magic

1 w ago (121clicks.com): Birds have always fascinated humankind with their elegance, colors, and ability to soar freely across the skies. For photographer Joaquin Spamer, they are not just subjects of art but symbols of life, freedom, and beauty. Known for his inspiring bird photography, Spamer has dedicated years to documenting these winged creatures in their natural surroundings, producing […]

30 Amazing Nature and Landscape Photos That Celebrate the Beauty of Japan

1 w ago (121clicks.com): Japan is a land where tradition and nature harmoniously intertwine, offering some of the most breathtaking scenery in the world. From towering snow-capped peaks to serene cherry blossom gardens, the country’s landscapes are as diverse as they are mesmerizing. This collection of 30 amazing nature and landscape photos celebrates the timeless beauty of Japan, captured […]

Nikon Z 24-70mm f/2.8 S II Announced – What’s New?

1 w ago (Photography Life): Nikon just announced a successor to their flagship 24-70mm f/2.8 midrange zoom, the Nikon Z 24-70mm f/2.8 S II. Among other improvements, the new lens is significantly lighter than the previous version, and it now zooms internally! However, it’s also pricier at $2800. Here’s what you need to know.

30 Incredible Landscape Photos by Karol Nienartowicz That Will Leave You in Awe of Nature

1 w ago (121clicks.com): Landscape photography has always been a powerful way to connect with the majesty of our planet, but few photographers capture it with as much passion and dedication as Karol Nienartowicz. An award-winning photographer, writer, and explorer, Karol has spent over two decades documenting incredible landscapes around the world, from the snowy peaks of the Alps […]

How Camera Tech and Emotional Storytelling Overlap in Chris Hemsworth’s Series ‘Limitless’

1 w ago (PetaPixel): The new season of National Geographic's "Limitless" with Chris Hemsworth follows the star actor as he explores different ways that everyone can live better, healthier lives. [Read More]

Pixel 10 series camera comparison: what does going Pro get you?

1 w ago (Articles: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)): From Left to right, the Pixel 10, Pixel 10 Pro, Pixel 10 Pro XL and Pixel 10 Pro Fold. Images: Google Earlier this week, Google announced its latest Pixel phone lineup, unveiling the Pixel 10, Pixel 10 Pro, Pixel 10 Pro XL and Pixel 10 Pro Fold. With any new lineup, there are likely questions about how the devices stack up against each other or how they compare to the old models. While we covered the basics of the Pixel 10 series at the time of launch, here we'll be diving into a more...

Haukland Teams With Wildlife Photographer Simon d’Entremont for Feature-Packed Jacket

1 w ago (PetaPixel): Acclaimed Canadian nature and wildlife photographer Simon d'Entremont teamed up with Haukland to make a custom "Signature Edition" jacket for outdoor photographers. It comes in an Earthy olive green tone. [Read More]

Backlight Is a Powerful Subscription-Free Web App Built for Photographers

1 w ago (PetaPixel): While there are many website builders and publishing services online, few are specifically designed for photographers and professional-quality photo sharing. That's where The Turning Gate's Backlight 6 comes in. [Read More]

Nikon Forced to Again Increase Camera and Lens Prices in the US

1 w ago (PetaPixel): Nikon will raise its prices again on September 1 in the United States in response to tariffs. [Read More]

The Godox AD400Pro II Outdoor Flash Is Faster and More Versatile

1 w ago (PetaPixel): Godox continues to expand its portable lighting system with the release of the AD400Pro II, the latest addition to its Witstro series. Building on the success of the original AD400Pro, this new model introduces upgraded features for greater control, speed, and versatility in studio and outdoor environments. [Read More]

Photographer Sick of Paying Subscription Fees Builds His Own Apps

1 w ago (PetaPixel): A photographer and software developer fed up with paying endless subscription fees has decided to help himself -- and his fellow photographers -- by building not one, but four free apps. [Read More]

See the winners of our World Photography Day mini photo challenge

1 w ago (Articles: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)): World Photography Day mini-challenge For World Photography Day on August 19, we gave our readers a simple mission: go out and photograph the world around you, wherever you happen to be, all on the same day. Mission accomplished. The DPReview community is filled with incredibly talented photographers, as we've learned from our Editors' Photo Challenges. This time was no different; you all delivered some truly stunning work. While we can't feature every entry here, we encourage you to check...

TTArtisan’s $200 14mm f/2.8 Lens Shoots for the Stars

1 w ago (PetaPixel): TTArtisan announced the release of its latest ultra-wide-angle prime, the 14mm f/2.8 ASPH lens. The lens is designed for full-frame cameras and available in Sony E, Nikon Z, Canon RF, and L mounts. [Read More]

Hasselblad Teases a New Medium-Format Camera and Lens

1 w ago (PetaPixel): Hasselblad is teasing what looks like a new medium-format camera and lens, slated to be announced next week. [Read More]

Film Friday: Step inside Hollywood’s movie camera history in this museum walkthrough

1 w ago (Articles: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)): This Film Friday, we're taking a look at film in the cinema world. The Tested Team YouTube channel has produced two videos touring the American Society of Cinematographers museum. Emmy Award-winning cinematographer, director and producer Steve Gainer is the curator of the museum, and takes the host of the show through the museum, discussing some of the cameras that are on display. Gainer has an incredible wealth of information about the cameras, sharing in-depth information on how the cameras...

Newly Unsealed Videos Shows TikTok Staff Worrying That App Keeps Young Users Hooked

1 w ago (PetaPixel): Newly unsealed videos show TikTok employees worrying that the platform's potentially addictive features could harm young users’ mental health, and they may "never want to leave" the app. [Read More]

Saudi Arabia Once Published a Textbook with Photoshopped Yoda Next to the King

1 w ago (PetaPixel): Saudi school children opening their social studies textbooks in 2017 were surprised to see a picture of King Faisal sitting next to Yoda from Star Wars at the United Nations. [Read More]

29 Outstanding Award-Winning Photos from the Black and White Photo Awards 2025

1 w ago (121clicks.com): The Black and White Photo Awards 2025 proudly unveil the winners of their fourth edition, once again highlighting the timeless artistry of monochrome photography. This year’s competition reached new heights, attracting photographers from more than 90 countries and showcasing how black and white imagery continues to inspire, challenge, and transform the way we see the […]

No, This Isn’t What the Night Sky Looks Like on Mars

1 w ago (PetaPixel): A fake video showing the "night sky on Mars" allegedly filmed by NASA's Curiosity Rover has fooled thousands on TikTok and even a couple of news websites. [Read More]

GuruShots Winning Images From Their ‘Minimalism’ Photo Challenge

1 w ago (121clicks.com): We teamed up again with the world’s leading photo game GuruShots to showcase the winning images from the Minimalism challenge. By competing in epic photography challenges against millions of photographers, you can get instant feedback and exposure from over three billion monthly votes and increase your ranking from Newbie to achieve the ultimate status (and […]

Families of Idaho Murder Victims Sue Over Release of Crime Scene Photos

1 w ago (PetaPixel): The families of victims in the Bryan Kohberger case are suing the city of Moscow, Idaho, over the release of crime scene photos. [Read More]

Florida Man Airlifted to Hospital After Posing for Photo With Shark

1 w ago (PetaPixel): A Florida fisherman took too long posing with a shark for a photo and the creature took a chunk out of his leg. [Read More]

Uncivilized Collective’s inaugrual publication explores the plurality of the Muslim experience

1 w ago (1854 Photography): UMMAH: Divine Oneness, Worship Plurality brings together 50 contributors whose work speaks to spiritual intimacy, exile, resistance, memory, and belonging The post Uncivilized Collective’s inaugrual publication explores the plurality of the Muslim experience appeared first on 1854 Photography.

Episode 253 – Lydia Oldham

1 w ago (IAN CORLESS): Lydia started running during lockdown whist living in the UK. From very slow 2km runs, Lydia soon progressed to creating her own approach to running and ultra. Continue reading →

Nikkor Z 24-70mm f/2.8 S II Is Lightest of Its Kind and Nikon’s Best Autofocus Performer

1 w ago (PetaPixel): Nikon's first, second-generation lens in the Nikkor Z family has arrived. The Nikon Z 24-70mm f/2.8 S II promises faster autofocus, improved performance, and is the lightest 24-70mm f/2.8 zoom lens in its class. [Read More]

Better still: Nikon updates and improves its most important zoom

1 w ago (Articles: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)): When you use DPReview links to buy products, the site may earn a commission. Image: Nikon Nikon is updating one of the Z-mount's core lenses, just six-and-a-half years after the release of the current version. The Nikon Nikkor Z 24-70mm F2.8 S II will replace the company's flagship standard zoom and promises improved image quality and autofocus speed over the already impressive Mark I. The 24-70mm F2.8 S II features an internal zoom design, allowing it to be better weather-sealed than...

Hollyland Pyro 5 Is a Compact All-in-One Wireless Video Monitor

1 w ago (PetaPixel): The Hollyland Pyro 5 is an all-in-one 5.5-inch wireless monitor, transmitter, and receiver that plays nicely with the rest of Hollyland's excellent Pyro ecosystem of audio and visual equipment. [Read More]

Why are my images blurry and how do I fix them?

1 w ago (Articles: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)): Blurry photos are often disappointing. Canon EOS Rebel T3 | Canon EF-S 18-55mm F3.5-5.6 IS II | F5.6 | 1/5 sec | ISO 2500Photo: Mitchell Clark We've all been there: you're excited about an image you took, only to pull it up on your camera or computer and realize it's blurry. If you're new to photography, though, you may not know the cause of that blur, making it hard to prevent such problems in the future. Your photo may be blurry for multiple reasons, with different solutions for...

You Catch, Battle, and Photograph Creatures In This New Video Game

1 w ago (PetaPixel): A new open-world video game will give players more than just battles to win. Aniimo blends creature collecting and battling with photography, letting players capture memories as well as monsters. [Read More]

The Art of the Personal Project: Kremer -Johnson

1 w ago (A Photo Editor): The Art of the Personal Project is a crucial element to let potential buyers see how you think creatively on your own. I am drawn to personal projects that have an interesting vision or that show something I have never seen before. In this thread, I’ll include a link to each personal project with the […]

The Insta360 Go Ultra brings big upgrades to a small action cam

1 w ago (Articles: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)): The Insta360 Go Ultra, like the rest of the Go series of cameras, features a standalone camera that slots into a base, called the Action Pod. Image: Insta360 Insta360 has announced the Go Ultra, its latest miniature action camera. The device keeps the Go lineup's modular design, consisting of a standalone, display-free camera that can be used with or without the Action Pod. It's aimed at being an even more flexible and approachable action camera for casual users. The camera gains quite...

The heart of the matter: Carrie Mae Weems on show at Gallerie d’Italia

1 w ago (1854 Photography): Carrie Mae Weems is an iconic figure and yet, argues a new retrospective in Turin, there is still much more to say about the universality and magic of her extensive body of work The post The heart of the matter: Carrie Mae Weems on show at Gallerie d’Italia appeared first on 1854 Photography.

The Return of the MDS 120 Fuerteventura: A Test of Endurance in Paradise

1 w ago (IAN CORLESS): MDS 120 Fuerteventura returns in September 2025, not 'just' another race on the calendar, but an important marker in the history of the MDS 120 format. A collision of raw endurance and wild beauty, where athletes trade comfort for grit, and discover just how far their bodies and minds can be pushed. Set against the sunburnt backdrop of the Canary Islands, the race is part expedition, part survival trial, and part celebration of human resilience. A race for all with 3 distance options available,...

Editing with Local Adjustments: Think Globally, Act Locally

1 w ago (Photography Life): Sometimes, all you have to do is pick up your camera, frame the beauty before you, press the shutter, and the resulting photo could go straight to print. More often, though, it’s a different story. The main subject might be lost in shadow or lit from the wrong angle. The background might be too bright, too dark, or too contrasty. That’s exactly when you’ll be glad you shot in RAW. With local adjustments, you can rescue a surprising amount, and in this article, I’d like to show you how.

Tariff Watch: Nikon will also be raising its US prices... again

1 w ago (Articles: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)): The Nikon Z5 II has been a great value since it launched, but can it stay that way?Image: Nikon Nikon has announced that it will carry out another "price adjustment" in the US, set to take effect on September 1st. This follows the company previously raising prices across its lineup on June 23rd in response to tariffs. In a statement to DPReview, Nikon said: "At Nikon, we remain committed to providing the highest quality imaging products and value to our customers. As we continue to...

Ricoh GR IV initial review: it's the small touches

1 w ago (Articles: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)): When you use DPReview links to buy products, the site may earn a commission. Sample galleryThis widget is not optimized for RSS feed readers. Please open this article's permalink in a browser to view this content. Product photos: Richard Butler The Ricoh GR IV is a photographer's compact built around a 26MP APS-C sensor with a fixed 28mm equiv. F2.8 lens. It's the fourth entry in the GR series (though that was preceded by the long-running GR Digital series and film models prior to...

Google Pixel 10: What Google giveth in one camera, it taketh away in the others

1 w ago (Articles: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)): Image: Google Google has announced its latest lineup of Pixel phones, the Pixel 10, Pixel 10 Pro, Pixel 10 Pro XL and Pixel 10 Pro Fold. The four new devices feature some camera updates, upgraded Qi charging and, as should be expected, plenty of AI-related features. Pixel 10 series cameras The Pixel 10 Pro. Image: Google The most notable change to the Pixel lineup's cameras is the addition of a telephoto camera on the Pixel 10. The base model Pixel has traditionally only...

Google brings Content Credentials to phones for the first time

1 w ago (Articles: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)): Image: C2PA Google announced its Pixel 10 series of phones today, and part of that announcement marked a big step for content authenticity. During the Pixel 10 launch, the tech giant also announced that it is introducing support for the Coalition for Content Provenance and Authenticity (C2PA) Content Credentials on its phones. Google says photos taken with any Pixel 10 series phone using the Pixel Camera app will have "secure metadata" attached to them that "documents the full journey...

Golden Ratio: 39 of Our Favorite Member Photos

1 w ago (Click Community Blog: Helping you take better pictures one day at a time): One of our favorite and longest running tradition at Click Community is our forum photo contest. Most recently, our members shared images that embodied the theme “golden ratio” and we’re sharing our favorites. The post Golden Ratio: 39 of Our Favorite Member Photos appeared first on Click Community Blog: Helping you take better pictures one day at a time.

Will AI Replace Photographers? A Critical Look

1 w ago (Great Big Photography World): With AI dominating the field, should photographers start looking for a new career? Let's take a good look at industry trends and find out. The post Will AI Replace Photographers? A Critical Look appeared first on Great Big Photography World.

Chris Covatta – Portraits, Playbooks, and Persistence: A Photographer’s Journey Through Sports History | Episode #240

1 w ago (Great Big Photography World): Through decades of grit, gear, and courtside magic, Chris Covatta reflects on a storied sports photography life in this interview. The post Chris Covatta – Portraits, Playbooks, and Persistence: A Photographer’s Journey Through Sports History | Episode #240 appeared first on Great Big Photography World.

The International Photography Awards highlight pro and amateur photographers alike

1 w ago (Articles: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)): International Photography Awards 2025 Category Winners The 2025 International Photography Awards (IPA) has announced the winners of its Category Awards. The annual competition is open to professionals and non-professionals across the globe. There are 11 categories, including advertising, analog, architecture, book, editorial, event, fine art and more. A panel of judges comprised of gallerists, photo editors, directors, art collectors and other photography luminaries selected this year's...

Behind the Scenes Ireland Photoshoot | Destination Photography Tips

1 w ago (Behind the Shutter): Go behind the scenes of an Ireland photoshoot and discover destination photography tips and tricks to elevate your travel photography experience.

Sigma’s New 200mm f/2 Will Cost $3300

1 w ago (Photography Life): Sigma has just announced the 200mm f/2 DG OS Sports lens, an ultra-fast telephoto lens available for Sony E and Leica L cameras. This lens promises to be a bokeh king, thanks to the huge entrance pupil that allows for a paper-thin depth of field. And perhaps the most interesting part is the price of just $3300.

Sigma 200mm F2 sample gallery: fast full-frame telephoto

1 w ago (Articles: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)): When you use DPReview links to buy products, the site may earn a commission. Sony a7R V | Sigma 200mm F2 DG OS Sports | F2 | 1/250 sec | ISO 320Photo: Mitchell Clark This week, Sigma announced the 200mm F2 DG OS Sports, a fast telephoto lens that the company says is the first of its kind for full-frame mirrorless cameras. We were able to test it out in a variety of conditions to see how it performs, especially when it comes to portraiture. (Though, sadly, we didn't have the chance to...

World Photography Day 2025: A Global Celebration

1 w ago (Great Big Photography World): August 19th is World Photography Day, an annual celebration that highlights visual storytelling and the role of photographers in capturing moments that shape our understanding of the world. The post World Photography Day 2025: A Global Celebration appeared first on Great Big Photography World.

Pérez Art Museum Miami explores the evolution of photography, from Marina Abramović and Zanele Muholi to Wolfgang Tillmans

1 w ago (1854 Photography): Co-curator Fabiana Sotillo explains how the show has been structured and the importance of considering photography as a valid medium of fine-arts The post Pérez Art Museum Miami explores the evolution of photography, from Marina Abramović and Zanele Muholi to Wolfgang Tillmans appeared first on 1854 Photography.

Sigma's latest telephoto lens calls back to a classic

1 w ago (Articles: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)): When you use DPReview links to buy products, the site may earn a commission. Image: Sigma Sigma has announced the 200mm F2 DG OS Sports, a fast telephoto prime aimed at sports and portrait photographers, available for L mount and Sony E mount. The company says it's the first of its kind for full-frame mirrorless cameras, though it harkens back to some classic pieces of glass that are still sought after today. The lens is made from 19 elements in 14 groups, with two FLD and two SLD...

Sigma latest APS-C lens could signal an exciting future for its DC primes

1 w ago (Articles: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)): When you use DPReview links to buy products, the site may earn a commission. Image: Sigma Sigma has announced the 12mm F1.4 DC, an APS-C prime for Sony E, Fujifilm X and Canon RF mount. Its 18mm equiv. (19mm equiv on Canon) focal length makes it the widest APS-C prime the company offers, and it not only features the company's sharp new branding, but a few other features that are new to its lineup of APS-C primes. The lens is made up of 14 elements in 12 groups, with two SLD elements and...

Three Things About Light I Wish I’d Learned Sooner as a Landscape Photographer

1 w ago (Fstoppers): Golden hour is a great start, but learning to use light well goes far beyond the time of day. Here are three things about light I learned the hard way—and that I hope will help you make stronger landscape photographs. [ Read More ]

TourBox Elite Plus Review: Going Beyond the Keyboard

1 w ago (Photography Life): A long time ago, I first heard about custom hardware editing devices: boxes with customizable buttons and sliders that can be used to edit photos. I never bothered looking into them because I always thought a mouse and keyboard are enough for photo editing. But recently, I tried one, the TourBox Elite Plus. Is it just a cool-looking box or does it actually improve the photo editing experience? In today’s review, I will answer that question and take you through the features of the TourBox...

How to choose your next camera: DPReview readers answer our question of the week

1 w ago (Articles: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)): Image: MirageC / Moment via Getty Images Last week, we kicked off a new series in the DPReview forums to spark conversation and get people thinking. The Question of the week series will ask a new question in the Open Talk forum most Wednesdays, covering a wide range of photography-related topics. Our inaugural query asked what five questions you should ask yourself when buying a new camera. We were excited to see how many of you responded, providing lots of responses and things to think...

5 Controversial Photography Opinions You Can Argue With Me About

1 w ago (Fstoppers): Come on, hop in those comments and tell me why I'm wrong. [ Read More ]

Fujifilm is increasing its US prices again

1 w ago (Articles: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)): Image: Fujifilm Just over two weeks after retailers announced price increases for many of Fujifilm's products in the US, it's happening again. The news comes directly from the company itself this time, which put out a statement saying it will "further adjust prices" in light of "volatile market conditions." The new pricing will go into effect on August 30th. Fujifilm hasn't said how many products will be impacted, though it tells DPReview that it will affect most of its lineup, with two...

North Coast 500 Fly It Rather Than Drive?

1 w ago (The Travel Trunk): Why drive the NC 500 when you can fly it? The UK’s most northerly luxury destination is taking the visitor experience to new heights. Offering a once-in-a-lifetime aerial view of the world-famous North Coast 500 in the far north of the… The post North Coast 500 Fly It Rather Than Drive? appeared first on The Travel Trunk.

My Thoughts—and Solution—To The Film vs. Digital Debate

2 ws ago (Fstoppers): Some say film photography is better than digital. Film has a more organic, natural look. Shooting with an analogue camera is a better experience and a purer form of photography. Others say digital photography is better because computer technology makes photography easier. You can shoot more frames and focus quicker, and experiment more by shooting more without the need for a second mortgage. Buckle up, this might get ranty. [ Read More ]

PanoVolo 1.9.0 has been released with DNG Panorama Export, and a Faster and more Accurate Optimizer

2 ws ago (Fstoppers): I reviewed PanoVolo last year and found it excellent Windows or Mac software for creating panoramic images, even 360-degree ones. [ Read More ]

The Essential Photography Kit I Didn’t Know I Needed

2 ws ago (Fstoppers): As someone who first picked up a camera at 10 years old and has been shooting professionally for the last 20 years, I thought I had everything I needed in my kit bag. That is, until I came across the NEEWER PS099S Mini V Mount Battery, now an essential kit item that I don’t plan location shoots without. [ Read More ]

Photography News: Nikon Z 24-70mm f/2.8 II Rumors, Sony Trade-In Sale

2 ws ago (Photography Life): My plan for later this month had been to test two different Leica cameras at a climbing event. However, there is an old and wise climber’s saying: “Never attach two Leicas to one harness!” So, I decided instead to test one of the cameras at a less adventurous – though no less interesting – event. Here, the worst that could happen was that I could fall into deep mud at the edge of a pond with the Leica Q3. I was willing to take that risk, so now I can present the...

5 'Wrong' Camera and Lens Opinions That Are Actually Right

2 ws ago (Fstoppers): Most photographers chase headline specs and flagship hype. Here are five “wrong” opinions that are usually right in the field. [ Read More ]

Roger Cicala comes out of retirement on Lensrentals' 19th birthday to – you guessed it – do a camera teardown

2 ws ago (Articles: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)): Image: Lensrentals If you've been around the online world of cameras for any appreciable time, you've undoubtedly run across one of our favorite things on the web: a Lensrentals camera teardown on the Lensrentals Blog. And recently, we got a happy surprise. To celebrate Lensrentals' 19th birthday, company founder Roger Cicala came out of retirement to do another one. Were we excited? To quote Lewis Carroll, "O frabjous day! Callooh! Callay!” He chortled in his joy." He's joined in the...

5 Underrated Camera Features You Shouldn't Overlook

2 ws ago (Fstoppers): Most photographers obsess over megapixels, autofocus points, and dynamic range when shopping for new gear. But while you're comparing sensor specs and lens sharpness charts, you're probably overlooking the features that could actually revolutionize how you shoot. [ Read More ]

Sam Altman Has No Idea What a Photograph Is and That Should Make You Angry

2 ws ago (Fstoppers): Last week, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman said that photos and AI-generated imagery will converge. Given that his intellect receives so much acclaim, it’s alarming that he has no understanding of photography and its function within society, not to mention the far-reaching implications. [ Read More ]

The Comeback of the Pocket Powerhouse

2 ws ago (Fstoppers): With the most recent announcement of the Sony RX1R III, the scarcity of the Fuji X100VI, and the popularity of the Leica Q, are we seeing a renaissance of the small compact camera? [ Read More ]

Overrated? William Eggleston: The Photographer Who Changed Everything

2 ws ago (Fstoppers): William Eggleston's documentation of the everyday, referred to by many as a revelation, is also regarded by others as overrated when judged in a modern context. This video by Tatiana Hopper, a respected voice on photography, dives into William Eggleston’s transformative work, leaving room for you to make up your own mind on where Eggleston's work sits in photographic history. [ Read More ]

Nikon Z5 II sample gallery

2 ws ago (Articles: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)): When you use DPReview links to buy products, the site may earn a commission. Nikon Z5II | Nikkor Z 24-70mm F2.8 S | 70mm | 1/80 sec | F5 | ISO 500 | Raw reprocessed in-camera: WB warmed, D-lighting NormalPhoto: Richard Butler This week, we published our full review of the Nikon Z5II, naming it one of the best value cameras available for under $2000. As always, our review process involved getting out with a production sample of the camera and taking a bunch of pictures to see how it...

Apple Chooses Samsung Over Sony for US Image Sensor Supply

2 ws ago (Fstoppers): Samsung Electronics will manufacture three-layer stacked image sensors for Apple’s iPhone 18 at its Austin, Texas, plant, using a chipmaking technology described as a global first. The deal fits with Apple’s pledge to invest $100 billion in U.S. manufacturing. [ Read More ]

Photo Book Diaries: Why I’m Starting This Project

2 ws ago (Photography Life): This article is a little different from what I normally write on Photography Life. It isn't a gear review or a tutorial. Maybe it's more like a confession. The truth is that I have felt aimless as a photographer for much of the past year.

Why Professional Artists Often Have The Worst Gear

2 ws ago (Fstoppers): Today, I’d like to explore a question that comes to mind often whenever I get a chance to meet my film and photography heroes. [ Read More ]

The Svalbard Archipelago and the Pack Ice: Part 2

2 ws ago (Photography Life): In my article earlier this week about the Svalbard Archipelago, I introduced you to this remarkable region of the world and what it's like as a photographer. Today, I will share a day-by-day travel diary from my trip this July, along with some of the photos I captured there.

Viltrox launched an affordable all-in-one lens cleaning kit

2 ws ago (Articles: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)): Image: Viltrox If you use your camera, you will eventually need to clean it and your lens(es). That's especially true if you are traveling with your camera or spend a lot of time in the outdoors. Viltrox aims to make keeping your gear clean a little bit easier with its affordable, all-in-one lens cleaning kit. The kit is aimed at those on the go, with all components stored inside a carrying case. The cleaning kit includes essentials like a bulb blower, lens cleaning spray,...

These 16 photos from the 2025 iPhone Photography Awards are a reminder that sometimes the best camera is the one in your pocket

2 ws ago (Articles: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)): 2025 iPhone Photography Awards The iPhone Photography Awards (IPPAWARDS) has announced the winners of its 18th annual photo competition, showcasing photos shot entirely on iPhones. This year's contest received submissions from more than 140 countries, and winners were selected across 14 categories, ranging from people to cityscapes, in addition to the overall Grand Prize and 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Prize winners. We're sharing the overall contest winners and the 1st Prize winners of each...

Film Friday: Documentary unpacks the complex history of Edwin Land and Polaroid

2 ws ago (Articles: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)): Last week, we shared that a company is creating a new folding instant camera inspired by the iconic Polaroid SX-70. It's quite nice timing, then, that shortly after we saw that news, we stumbled on Mr. Polaroid, a Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) documentary about Polaroid and its creator, Edwin Land. The documentary provides a fascinating look into Land's background, the history of Polaroid and the cultural importance of instant photography. It touches on how Land enrolled in Harvard at 17...

“We know about war photography, but what about peace photography?”: In conversation with Dr Tiffany Fairey

2 ws ago (1854 Photography): The academic is based in the Department of War Studies at King’s College London but, she explains, her work centres around peace photography The post “We know about war photography, but what about peace photography?”: In conversation with Dr Tiffany Fairey appeared first on 1854 Photography.

Photography Hacks: Off-Camera Flash Fashion Portraits

2 ws ago (Behind the Shutter): You don’t need a picture-perfect backdrop to create stunning portraits. In this guide, we’ll show you how to turn an ordinary parking garage wall into a dramatic, portfolio-worthy shot using simple photography hacks for light, composition, and posing.

The Art of the Personal Project: Cade Martin

2 ws ago (A Photo Editor): The Art of the Personal Project is a crucial element to let potential buyers see how you think creatively on your own. I am drawn to personal projects that have an interesting vision or that show something I have never seen before. In this thread, I’ll include a link to each personal project with the […]

Episode 252 – ABELONE LYNG ‘DNT MASSIV’ (FKT) a ‘FUNNEST KNOWN TIME.’

2 ws ago (IAN CORLESS): You may assume it’s all about speed and pressure. Not this time. Norwegian runner, Abelone Lyng, put her own spin on the legend that is the DNT MASSIV TRAIL A 364 km journey, and just under 13,000 m vertical gain across four national parks in Norway Breheimen, Jotunheimen, Skarvheimen, and Hardangervidda. In just 10-days, Abelone moved fast and light, unbroken, solo, yet utterly connected. She didn’t chase a formal FKT. She chased what she coined a “Funnest Known Time.”...

MDS RAID NAMIBIA 2026 – Double The Fun in the Namib Desert

2 ws ago (IAN CORLESS): MDS Raid Namibia 2026 is more than a race. It’s an odyssey. Whether you come for the challenge, the scenery, or the connection, you’ll leave with a story only this desert can write. Continue reading →

Which Lenses Does Nikon Z Still Need?

2 ws ago (Photography Life): Since the introduction of the Nikon Z System almost seven years ago, Nikon has done a good job filling out their lineup of mirrorless lenses. We now have 42 unique lens designs covering the main requirements a photographer could have. But I wouldn’t say that Nikon’s Z lenses feel “complete” quite yet, even taking third-party options into account. What are we still missing? Is there any chance we’ll get some of these lenses soon? I don’t have a crystal ball,...

Rachel Collet – Yachts, Key West Charm, and the Art of Architectural Photography | Episode #239

2 ws ago (Great Big Photography World): Architectural photographer Rachel shares her journey from real estate hustle to serene yacht shoots in this interview. The post Rachel Collet – Yachts, Key West Charm, and the Art of Architectural Photography | Episode #239 appeared first on Great Big Photography World.

The Daily Edit – Intermodal: Kaya and Blank do not want to offer one-dimensional answers

2 ws ago (A Photo Editor): Intermodal Kaya and Blank We had the pleasure of chatting with Kaya & Blank about their latest project, Intermodal. Their salted prints don’t dramatize—they speak with crisp, architectural clarity. Paired with the nighttime footage of shipping ports, their work turns industrial sprawl into a sensory, mesmerizing experience. Heidi: Intermodal captures monumental operations in a minimalist way. […]

The Svalbard Archipelago and the Pack Ice: Part 1

2 ws ago (Photography Life): Certain regions of the globe are uniquely beautiful, with the Svalbard Archipelago—an isolated island chain between mainland Norway and the North Pole—being a prime example. Visiting Svalbard offers a remarkable opportunity for those who seek adventure, particularly individuals with a keen interest in photography.

At Dover Street Market, Paris, Greek philosophy and surveillance technology illustrate queer bodies

2 ws ago (1854 Photography): The Church of Our Becoming is Yulia Mahr's challenge to the binary – here, the artist discusses the body of work as well as her upcoming show at Compton Verney The post At Dover Street Market, Paris, Greek philosophy and surveillance technology illustrate queer bodies appeared first on 1854 Photography.

Balam Magazine N11 pays tribute to archives as spaces of resistance, memory and collective identity

3 ws ago (1854 Photography): A conversation with Luis Juárez, editor of LATAM’s first queer photography magazine, on its latest issue and collaboration with Nan Goldin The post Balam Magazine N11 pays tribute to archives as spaces of resistance, memory and collective identity appeared first on 1854 Photography.

The Art of the Personal Project: Stef King

3 ws ago (A Photo Editor): The Art of the Personal Project is a crucial element to let potential buyers see how you think creatively on your own. I am drawn to personal projects that have an interesting vision or that show something I have never seen before. In this thread, I’ll include a link to each personal project with the […]

Shetland Otters feature on the latest David Attenborough series: Parenthood

3 ws ago (Blog – Shetland Nature): Over the past couple of decades we have enjoyed working on numerous media productions, the majority of which having been drawn here by the largest known density of otters in Europe. To date we have helped showcase otters to audiences across the world in a UK or Scottish based context in documentaries which feature wildlife […]

How to Take 360 Photos with Different Types of Cameras

3 ws ago (Photodoto): You’ve probably seen them on Facebook or a real estate website. They are those cool, interactive pictures you can click and drag. They let you see everything around you. These are 360 photos, and they are easier to create than you might think. Taking a traditional photo captures a single moment from one viewpoint. But a 360 photo, or 360° photo, puts you right in the middle of the scene. In this blog post, we’ll show you exactly how to take 360 photos using your phone...

Working through a Seismic Industry Shift

3 ws ago (A Photo Editor): Working Through a Seismic Industry Shift : Balancing visibility and vulnerability in a constantly changing landscape. by Christopher Armstrong Image courtesy of Steve Korn from his project “The Ballo Conservatio Project“. Lately, I’’ve been hearing from more and more photographers who feel stuck, like the ground beneath them is moving and the usual paths forward no longer apply. […]

Brooke Shaden – A Light in the Darkness: Crafting Grief, Beauty, and Imagination Through Self-Portraiture | Episode #238

3 ws ago (Great Big Photography World): In this interview, Brooke Shaden explores grief, solitude, and symbolic storytelling through fine art photography. The post Brooke Shaden – A Light in the Darkness: Crafting Grief, Beauty, and Imagination Through Self-Portraiture | Episode #238 appeared first on Great Big Photography World.

Some of Hip Hop’s biggest stars grace the walls London’s Saatchi Gallery

3 ws ago (1854 Photography): Galerie Bene Taschen exhibit the works of Jamel Shabazz, Joseph Rodriguez and Gregory Bojorquez throughout the 1980s and 90s, documenting the genre’s rise to popularity The post Some of Hip Hop’s biggest stars grace the walls London’s Saatchi Gallery appeared first on 1854 Photography.

Midwest Interlude, Pt. 2

4 ws ago (Nature Where I Live: San Francisco): House Sparrows Bickering at the FeederI take some solace in the fact that the fog has been brutal back in San Francisco this summer, although the schadenfreude quickly wears thin as I hunker down against Chicago's sweltering heat and humidity. We left California in mid-June, but I only experienced my first hint of a cool breeze here just two days ago. Yesterday was the last day of July, and some beautifully cool weather finally blew in. Unfortunately, it also brought down huge amounts of...

Mohammad Tariq intervenes in found imagery to reveal colonial complicity

4 ws ago (1854 Photography): With a simple glass device, the London-based Pakistani-Bengali artist turns archival photo books into sinister revelations on British colonial histories The post Mohammad Tariq intervenes in found imagery to reveal colonial complicity appeared first on 1854 Photography.

The Art of the Personal Project: Luke Copping

1 m ago (A Photo Editor): The Art of the Personal Project is a crucial element to let potential buyers see how you think creatively on your own. I am drawn to personal projects that have an interesting vision or that show something I have never seen before. In this thread, I’ll include a link to each personal project with the […]

Advanced Natural Light Portraits

1 m ago (Behind the Shutter): Master the art of advanced natural light portraits with simple techniques that enhance your images. Learn how to use light creatively for stunning, professional results.

The Daily Edit – Blind Forest: Alex Turner resists literal interpretation

1 m ago (A Photo Editor): Alex Turner: Blind Forest We caught up with photographic artist Alex Turner, whose work lives where vision meets sensation and ecology meets memory. In his acclaimed Blind Forest series now showing at Marshall Gallery, Turner uses thermal imaging to reveal the hidden life of trees—turning them into living witnesses, storytellers, and ethereal portraits of our […]

Nick Wong – Telling Stories with Light: Portraits of Humor, Humanity and Self | Episode #237

1 m ago (Great Big Photography World): From Polaroids to Red Bull campaigns, Nick Wong explores identity, intuition, and limits as creative tools. The post Nick Wong – Telling Stories with Light: Portraits of Humor, Humanity and Self | Episode #237 appeared first on Great Big Photography World.

Yancey Richardson marks 30 years with artist-led anniversary exhibition

1 m ago (1854 Photography): The New York gallery welcomes its artists to co-curate an exhibition marking three decades of work The post Yancey Richardson marks 30 years with artist-led anniversary exhibition appeared first on 1854 Photography.

Into Imperial Valley – where “water is like gold” – with Scott Rossi

1 m ago (1854 Photography): Dreams on the Dying Stone charts migration, labour and agriculture in a country which is grappling with a politically polarised mood The post Into Imperial Valley – where “water is like gold” – with Scott Rossi appeared first on 1854 Photography.

The Art of the Personal Project: Megumi Bacher

Duccio Malagamba – Light, Time, and Intuition: The Art of Seeing Buildings Beyond Their Facades | Episode #236

1 m ago (Great Big Photography World): Duccio Malagamba reveals how architectural photography becomes critique, narrative, and collaboration through patient observation. The post Duccio Malagamba – Light, Time, and Intuition: The Art of Seeing Buildings Beyond Their Facades | Episode #236 appeared first on Great Big Photography World.

Photography hacks: Turn Ugly locations into stunning photography

1 m ago (Behind the Shutter): Discover photography hacks to transform ugly locations into stunning photography. Learn how to turn any spot into a killer shot with smart composition.

HOW TO TRAIN FOR AN MDS EVENT

1 m ago (IAN CORLESS): Training for the MDS means more than just running a lot. You’re preparing your body to carry gear (Trek excluded) across uneven terrain WITH varied temperatures all while potentially sleep-deprived, sunburned, and blistered. It requires smart progression, precise planning, and brutal honesty about your strengths and weaknesses. Here’s a guide how to build a training system that prepares you to compete if you’re aiming for the top, or complete if you’re focused on finishing strong and...

Tour Bus Merger For Sight Seeing Around Liverpool And Chester

1 m ago (The Travel Trunk): By Stuart Forster Liverpool City Sights, which operates open-top bus tours on Merseyside, and BusyBus, currently offering sightseeing tours in northwest England and north Wales. The companies have announced a merger that will see the continued existence of both brands.… The post Tour Bus Merger For Sight Seeing Around Liverpool And Chester appeared first on The Travel Trunk.

Midwest Interlude

1 m ago (Nature Where I Live: San Francisco): Cottontail on the LawnWe've been swamping in the middle of a nearly unbroken wave of heat and humidity here in the Chicago area for about a month now, with my wife and her dad and brother caring for my mother-in-law who needs round-the-clock care for her ALS, or Lou Gehrig's disease. We drove out here along I-80, and contrary to what I remember from a few cross-country road trips I did a long time ago, the scenery was surprisingly interesting. I suppose my outlook has changed more than the...

The Art of the Personal Project: Brian Maranan Pineda

MDS THE ULTIMATE GUIDE

1 m ago (IAN CORLESS): The MARATHON DES SABLES is a unique adventure of 250km’s spread over 6-stages of self-sufficiency, shared by thousands of enthusiasts for over 38-years. In 2017, another format, HMDS was born with 70 to 120km distances, spread over 3-stages. 2024 has been a significant year for the MDS brand. The ‘HMDS’ format while still following the same protocols and format has now dropped the ‘half’ title and moving forward, events will be called MDS Jordan, MDS Morocco, MDS Cappadocia and so...

The Ultimate Equipment Guide to MDS Racing 2025/ 2026

1 m ago (IAN CORLESS): Desert running brings many challenges and running in a desert for multiple days brings a whole new set of challenges. For 40 years, the Marathon des Sables (MDS)has defined the edge of human endurance. It began as a wild idea—could … Continue reading →

How to Photograph Backdrops On-Location

1 m ago (Behind the Shutter): Learn how to photograph backdrops on-location with expert tips for setup, lighting, and creativity to capture stunning portraits anywhere.

MDS ULTRA – MOROCCO 2026 Announcement

1 m ago (IAN CORLESS): Now, in January 2026, 9th to 14th, MDS returns to Morocco with something raw, stripped back, and different. MDS Ultra - Morocco. One stage. One journey. A single unbroken push across the Sahara. One race, two distances, the iconic 100-miles or 100km’s. You choose the distance, and, you don’t even have to decide until mid-race… At around 60 km’s (tbc), you’ll face a moment: choose100K or push through to the full 100-miles. Continue reading →

The Daily Edit – Anne Keller Champions More Women Behind the Lens with Roam Media Core

1 m ago (A Photo Editor): Anne Keller Roam Media Core Heidi: As a photographer and former mentor with Roam Media Core, what are your hopes for emerging femme creators working in outdoor photography? Anne: I started shooting photos in the bike industry in 2004. At the time, there was literally like one other woman shooting bikes. While I definitely felt […]

How to Photograph and Edit Creative Portraits

1 m ago (Behind the Shutter): In this step-by-step tutorial, learn how to photograph and edit creative portraits using natural light, shallow depth of field, and advanced retouching techniques.

The Art of the Personal Project: Amanda Lopez

How to take GOOD blurry photos

1 m ago (Behind the Shutter): Learn how to take GOOD blurry photos with intention and style. This guide covers camera settings, motion techniques, and creative tips for adding artistic blur to your portraits.

The Art of the Personal Project: Neil DaCosta

Guernsey Summer Treats For 2025

1 m ago (The Travel Trunk): Guernsey and its surrounding islands are offering a whole series of special summer holiday activities this year. With new restaurants openings including Vraic, Alba, Fukka. With seaweed tasting, history walks plus numerous other music events. Plus on nearby Sark even… The post Guernsey Summer Treats For 2025 appeared first on The Travel Trunk.

MDS 120 Cappadocia 2025 – Race Summary

2 ms ago (IAN CORLESS): MDS 120 Cappadocia wasn’t just a race across Turkey. It was a race through deep time, a personal reckoning, and a reminder of what the human body and spirit can endure when the landscape is fierce, and the story is this good. Continue reading →

Tank Fest Visit The World’s Largest Tank Display

2 ms ago (The Travel Trunk): Whats it like to visit Tank Fest the world’s largest display of mobile military might? Bovington Tank Museum is home to the largest collection of tanks in the world. I spent the day touring the static displays and of course… The post Tank Fest Visit The World’s Largest Tank Display appeared first on The Travel Trunk.

The Daily Edit – Kriston Jae Bethel: Photojournalism and coaching fosters resilience and empathy

2 ms ago (A Photo Editor): Kriston Jae Bethel Heidi: You studied journalism and political science at Temple University and transformed into a lecture adjunct. How did that academic foundation shape your approach to documentary and protest photography? Kriston: I think my choice to study both journalism and political science was more a function of who I am and what I […]

MDS 120 Cappadocia 2025 – Stage 3

2 ms ago (IAN CORLESS): Stage 3 of the MDS 120 Cappadocia delivered a brutal, beautiful reckoning. Spanning 26 kms under a punishing sun, the course cut through some of Turkey’s most iconic landscapes, from the pastel walls of Red Valley to the towering spires of Love Valley. But make no mistake: this stage wasn’t just about scenery. It was a furnace. Continue reading →

World Stinging Nettle Eating Championship Moves Home!

2 ms ago (The Travel Trunk): Sometimes when you are a travel writer you do not have to move too far to encounter the weirdness from around the world. Last weekend was the annual world nettle-eating competition held at The Bottle Inn at Marshwood in Dorset… The post World Stinging Nettle Eating Championship Moves Home! appeared first on The Travel Trunk.

Click Community 17th Annual Summer Photo Hunt

2 ms ago (Click Community Blog: Helping you take better pictures one day at a time): The most fun you’ll have all summer (and it’s free!). Grab your camera, your loved ones, and join us on a fun-filled summer photo hunt! The post Click Community 17th Annual Summer Photo Hunt appeared first on Click Community Blog: Helping you take better pictures one day at a time.

The Art of the Personal Project: Robert A. Ripps

2 ms ago (A Photo Editor): The Art of the Personal Project is a crucial element to let potential buyers see how you think creatively on your own. I am drawn to personal projects that have an interesting vision or that show something I have never seen before. In this thread, I’ll include a link to each personal project with the […]

Farewell for Now

2 ms ago (Nature Where I Live: San Francisco): Monarch Butterfly on Narrowleaf Milkweed, San Francisco Botanical GardenThis will be my last post for a while, perhaps even to the end of the year. May your summer and fall be full of interesting nature sightings, both close to home and wherever you may travel. I leave with a few favorite pix from the botanical garden shot in the summer season around 15 years ago.Honeybee Colony on a LogCooper's HawkMonarch in the California GardenWilson's WarblerAllen's HummingbirdAnna's HummingbirdSweat...

Repetition: Our Favorite Member Photos

2 ms ago (Click Community Blog: Helping you take better pictures one day at a time): One of our favorite and longest running tradition at Click Community is our forum photo contest. Most recently, our members shared images that embodied the theme “repetition” and we’re sharing our favorites. The post Repetition: Our Favorite Member Photos appeared first on Click Community Blog: Helping you take better pictures one day at a time.

The Daily Edit – Mountain Gazette: Mike Rogge

2 ms ago (A Photo Editor): Mountain Gazette Editor: Mike Rogge Art Director: John Coleman Copy Editor: Kim Stravers Managing editor: Doug Schnitzpahn Office Dog Boss: Quinn, Mike’s BF Mountain Gazette has had multiple lives since its origins in the 1960s, including its most recent resurrection in 2020 under your lead. What drew you personally to this legacy publication, and how […]

Creative Ideas For Your Next Photoshoot on a Budget

2 ms ago (Behind the Shutter): Discover four creative ideas for your next photoshoot on a budget using simple tools like prism filters, holographic sheets, crystals, and a glitter lighting technique to elevate your portraits without breaking the bank.

Last Tango on Tam

2 ms ago (Nature Where I Live: San Francisco): Sonoma Chipmunk on Cataract Trail, Mt. TamalpaisWe wanted to have one more hike on Mt. Tam before our next undertaking. It could be several months before we get up there again. The day was perfect for a hike, with a good breeze and cool temps. We headed down the Cataract Trail from Rock Spring, picked up the Mickey O'Brien Trail to Barth's Retreat, then the fire road to Potrero Meadow and onward to Rifle Camp before circling back on Lagunitas-Rock Spring Road and the Benstein...

Natural Light Photography vs Flash Photography – Which Is Better?

2 ms ago (Behind the Shutter): Curious about the difference between natural light photography vs flash photography? This post breaks down the pros and cons of each approach, showing how a simple off-camera flash setup can elevate your portraits with more dimension, control, and polish—while still appreciating the beauty and ease of natural light.

The Berry Eater

2 ms ago (Nature Where I Live: San Francisco): Raccoon In Blackberry Thicket, North LakeAfter listening to a show on the radio this morning I wondered if the cure for a lot of life's dissatisfactions could be as simple as cultivating an authentic sense of gratitude for one's life as it is. If you're bored with climbing the ladder solely in pusuit of more money and whatever self-respect you hope to buy with that money, try climbing the ladder toward greater gratitude. Or simply be kinder to yourself and the people close to you. Learn a...

ShutterFest 2025 Top Talent Competition

2 ms ago (Behind the Shutter): Announcing the winner of the 3rd annual Top Talent Competition from ShutterFest 2024, plus our top 5 favorite images.

The Art of the Personal Project: Adam Ewing

Juvenile Black Phoebe

2 ms ago (Nature Where I Live: San Francisco): Young Black Phoebe at Cliff HouseAs I was looking for shorebirds on the beach below the Cliff House this morning (and seeing not a single one) I noticed what looked like a black phoebe. Sort of. I guess I'd never really seen (or photographed) a juvenile before. I thought I saw two of them at first, but one flew off and didn't come back. The still images in this post show both birds, both juveniles. I hung out for a while (though not as long as I would have had it been sunny and warm), but...

Salvia Lovers

2 ms ago (Nature Where I Live: San Francisco): Anna's Hummingbird at Elk Glen LakeWay back as a botany student in Santa Barbara I had a part-time job where I sat next to a fun and interesting young woman (younger than me) of Mexican descent whose brother was a botanist. One day Rosa excitedly told me that her brother had discovered and described a new desert plant that became named for him. The way she pronounced it went by me, so she wrote it down: s-a-l-v-i-l-l-a. I was still perplexed until I realized with joy that she was spelling...

Mt. Tam Visit

2 ms ago (Nature Where I Live: San Francisco): Mountain Dandelion and Winecup Clarkia, Mt. TamalpaisI haven't been getting up to Mt. Tam very much the last few months, ever since I took down my trail cameras. Today I decided to drive up with my full-frame camera and macro lens to see what I might find. I also brought the Lumix for more long-range shots, too lazy to bring a heavy telephoto for the Nikon.There were some interesting beetles on the yellow mariposa lilies. I believe this one is red-stutured attalus (Attalus...

Insect Emergence

2 ms ago (Nature Where I Live: San Francisco): Anna's Hummingbird Stretching Her Wings in the Fuchsia DellThe rear brake cable on my bike snapped yesterday and I can't get it into the shop until late Monday, so I took my time on today's walk, staying out for almost five hours. I hadn't expected to be out that long, but the time passed quickly, in part because of all the interesting insects I encountered (only some of which I was able to photograph). Also, I'm trying to fully appreciate every moment before having to set aside my San...

Funston Beach

2 ms ago (Nature Where I Live: San Francisco): Dune Wildflowers at Fort FunstonThe plan was to find my way down from the Great Highway onto Funston Beach to check out the bank swallows I photographed many years ago, but the route I used back then was blown out and eroded away. Looking for a new route, I pedaled up into Fort Funston where I found some gorgeous dune wildflowers but nowhere to leave my bike while I trekked down to the beach. On the way up, I'd seen someone's ebike stashed on the cliff's edge, so I returned to the...

The Art of the Personal Project: James Evangelista

Melanistic Squirrel

2 ms ago (Nature Where I Live: San Francisco): Black Squirrel Near Bison PaddockI was sad to see that the black oystercatcher nest had been abandoned since yesterday. Having those big gulls nesting so close by seemed to spell trouble. I heard the chattering of a couple of black oystercatchers today but couldn't spot them. Hopefully they have time to start a new nest somewhere less desirable for gulls.Shortly after I rode past Spreckels Lake I spotted my first-ever black squirrel. It was foraging for human garbage behind the San...

Purple Finch

2 ms ago (Nature Where I Live: San Francisco): Purple Finch Near Elk Glen LakeThis finch is purple the way some prose is purple: both are elaborately ornamented. I wasn't very familiar with purple finches, and when this one, so much bigger than a typical house finch, flew into some nearby bushes to feed on the seeds of scarlet hummingbird flowers, I wondered if it was something exotic. It is definitely a handsome bird.Brown Creeper at Mallard LakeThis lesser goldfinch was singing up a storm, so I tried to record some of it on video....

Field Bison

2 ms ago (Nature Where I Live: San Francisco): Bison Hosting Brown-headed Cowbird, Golden Gate ParkWith so many critters having babies, I wondered about the bison. I don't think I've ever seen bison calves out there, but apparently the park's bison do procreate. Five calves were introduced to the paddock in March 2020 for the park's sesquicentennial (150-year) celebration (and, as it happened, just in time for the worldwide Covid-19 pandemic).I stopped by the paddock today to check up on the nesting tree swallows. It appears there are...

Wood Duck

2 ms ago (Nature Where I Live: San Francisco): Wood Duck at Blue Heron LakeI felt like Friday's visit to Blue Heron Lake had gone really well, checking out the grebes' raccoon adventure and being surprised by a half-dozen golden goslings cropping grass under the protection of their hissing parents (and despite their protection, the six chicks of Friday had been reduced to five by Sunday). But when I got home and checked email I found out I'd missed a wood duck that had been reported that very day.I was too busy to get down there...

Friday Roundup

3 ms ago (Nature Where I Live: San Francisco): Canada Gosling, Blue Heron LakeLife feeds on life, but seeing the destroyed grebelet nest still felt like a punch in the guts. There was a raccoon-sized hole in the dense foliage on the edge of the lake that led directly to the second nest. I wondered if the raccoons had heard the grebelets' cheeping. The nest itself was obliterated, and willow branches had been snapped. It probably happened last night. All was quiet now, with no cheeping to be heard....As I looked out over the lake I soon...

Finding Balance

3 ms ago (Nature Where I Live: San Francisco): Anna's Hummingbird Sticks the Landing, Grandview ParkI often find myself caught between the desire to explore nature beyond the city, and the desire to just appreciate what I've got within walking and biking distance. I've gotten so far out of the car habit that it seems onerous to get back into it. I know there's a balance to strike in there somewhere, and eventually that balance will probably reveal itself.The container ship YM Ubiquity heads out the Golden Gate on its way to Taiwan.A...

The Art of the Personal Project: Stefan Falke

3 ms ago (A Photo Editor): The Art of the Personal Project is a crucial element to let potential buyers see how you think creatively on your own. I am drawn to personal projects that have an interesting vision or that show something I have never seen before. In this thread, I’ll include a link to each personal project with the […]

Growing Grebelets

3 ms ago (Nature Where I Live: San Francisco): The pied-billed grebe chicks are still staying close to the nest, and to mama, at Blue Heron Lake.You hear them before you see them. The tell-tale high-pitched cheeping of the grebe chicks, that is. I'm glad they're no longer hanging out in their nests. The nest they were born in is virtually invisible from shore, now that the willow has thoroughly leafed out. In fact, I wonder if leaf intrusion is why the grebes built a second nest closer to the edge of the willow's drip line.I arrived at...

David Burnett talks about “The Stringer” and what he saw in Trang Bang when Nick Ut took the famous “Napalm Girl” image

3 ms ago (A Photo Editor): For those who haven’t been following the major rift in the world of photojournalism a quick summary of what is going on: A film called “The Stringer” directed by Bao Nguyen (previously directed The Greatest Night In Pop) and produced/starring Gary Knight (VII Agency co-founder and ED) premiered at The Sundance Film Festival on January […]

Ruckus of Robins

3 ms ago (Nature Where I Live: San Francisco): American Robin Gathering Blackberries Near Mallard LakeI encountered a family of robins making a ruckus as I approached Mallard Lake from the west, with adults gathering ripening blackberries to feed to their young progeny. Most of the fledglings remained hidden behind a thick canopy of California buckeye leaves. The adults would dart in with a berry, then dart right back out to get more. Eventually the fledglings came out into the open, and the whole group kept moving west in their...

The Daily Edit – Sacha Stejko talks about balancing vulnerability and power infront of and behind the lens

3 ms ago (A Photo Editor): Photographer: Sacha Stejko I had the pleasure of serving on the 2025 Communication Arts Photography Competition jury—a fantastic opportunity to step outside my usual discipline and review photography alongside my esteemed peers. One standout moment was discovering Sacha Stej Sacha, an Auckland-based photographer represented by Image Driven Content. Her accolades include being named one of […]

Chickadees

3 ms ago (Nature Where I Live: San Francisco): Chestnut-backed Chickadee in Oak Woodlands, Golden Gate ParkWhen I recently found out one of my neighbors had put up a nest box for chickadees, I immediately decided to do the same thing next year. My neighbor's first nest box was installed in his oak tree, where it was taken over by squirrels, so I'll have to consider that. Just yesterday I watched as four different squirrels chased each other through my neighbors' yards and my own. I think it will be tricky to find a place the chickadees...

The Art of the Personal Project: Lucas Foglia

The Beaked Tribe

3 ms ago (Nature Where I Live: San Francisco): Black Oystercatcher Foraging Below Cliff HouseWhat would nature in San Francisco be without birds?! For me, at least, it would mean far less variety and far less to motivate my photography even though I'm interested in pretty much all biodiversity, from insects and fungi, to flowers and wildlife, to seascapes and landscapes. Thankfully, I live in a city that has it all. Also, I'm a "variety is the spice of life" kinda guy, whereas someone else might be more interested in going all-in...

The Daily Edit – Climate Visuals: Alastair Johnstone-Hack

3 ms ago (A Photo Editor): A school playground in the neighbourhood of the Belchatów coal-fired power plant. Kleszczow, Poland. November 14th 2023. Climate Visuals: Alastair Johnstone-Hack Heidi: Archival and historical records play an important visual role in the future of accountability – who did what, when, and with what impact? What type of photography are you looking for to support […]

8 Lightroom Hacks Every Outdoor Photographer Should Know

3 ms ago (Outdoor Photography Blog - Outdoor Photographer): You know the drill: back from the field, memory cards full, and hours of editing looming. But what if you... The post 8 Lightroom Hacks Every Outdoor Photographer Should Know appeared first on Outdoor Photographer.

Surprise Visitor

3 ms ago (Nature Where I Live: San Francisco): Red-necked Phalarope, Blue Heron LakeI was watching the great blue heron nest when I noticed a strange, small bird on the lake. As it got closer I recognized it as a red-necked phalarope, which I've only seen before at Stump Beach (Salt Point State Park). These birds often forage by spinning in circles, but this one mostly preferred to keep its beak facing into the wind.One of the three great blue heron nestlings has semi-fledged. That's him at the top of the tree.The other two seemed like...

Pipevine Swallowtail

3 ms ago (Nature Where I Live: San Francisco): Pipevine Swallowtail Feeding on Buckeye NectarThere were lots of pipevine swallowtail butterflies in the San Francisco Botanical Garden again today, and this time they were landing on the California Garden's buckeye flowers, finally giving me a chance to photograph them. There were also a few pipevine swallowtail caterpillars, the first I've seen this season.Also first-of-season were a few red-legged frog tadpoles back in the Children's Garden. I didn't see any adult frogs, and I can't...

Local Color

3 ms ago (Nature Where I Live: San Francisco): White-crowned Sparrow in Lupine Bush, Grandview ParkWhenever I don't have time to get out for a longer jaunt, I can at least stroll over to Grandview Park to stretch my legs, take in the views, and maybe even compose a photo or two. Even a half-hour out on a beautiful day is tremendously rejuvenating. Lupines & Chert OutcropWhite-crowned SparrowThis bumblebee had much bigger pollen sacs on its legs than any of its nearby fellows. I guess honeybees don't especially favor lupines,...

No Ugly Ducklings

3 ms ago (Nature Where I Live: San Francisco): Pied-billed Grebe & Grebelet, Blue Heron LakeSo much sunshine in San Francisco this week. I'm feeling spoiled, and loving it. I've been surprised that I haven't seen the mallard hen with her ducklings at Mallard Lake since that first time more than two weeks ago. Today I spotted another hen with fewer ducklings at Metson Lake. The straight-line distance between the two lakes is around 730 feet, but I wouldn't be surprised if the hen and ducklings at the two different lakes were...

Guernsey Liberation Day And The 80th Year Of Success

3 ms ago (The Travel Trunk): A perfect time to visit to the Channel Island of Guernsey and its Liberation Day is certainly around the 9th of May each year. The whole of the island goes to town on its Liberation Day with such great gusto.… The post Guernsey Liberation Day And The 80th Year Of Success appeared first on The Travel Trunk.

Field, Forest, Seashore & Pond

3 ms ago (Nature Where I Live: San Francisco): Western Gull Hunting Below Cliff HouseI didn't think I was going to post anything today since it was so ordinary, with the lone exception being the sighting of a female violet-green swallow gathering nest material. My only other post with a violet-green swallow (a male) is from last year's trip to see long-tailed weasels. Anyway, today's birds frequent fields (the swallow), forests (the woodpecker), the seashore (gull, pelicans, oystercatchers), and a pond (grebes).Violet-green Swallow,...

The Art of the Personal Project: Stanley Greenberg

The Photo Hustle – There Is No Magic Formula

3 ms ago (A Photo Editor): This is an excerpt from The Photo Hustle by Karen Williams Buy your copy here: https://store.mangopublishinggroup.com/products/the-photo-hustle-1 If you picked up this book, I’m betting you love photography enough to pursue a career in it, but you have no idea where to start. That’s where I come in. I want to be the resource and mentor […]

How to Capture Long Exposure Photos Without Using an ND Filter

3 ms ago (Outdoor Photography Blog - Outdoor Photographer): Let’s face it: ND filters can be a pain. They’re expensive, easy to forget, and if you’ve ever spent half... The post How to Capture Long Exposure Photos Without Using an ND Filter appeared first on Outdoor Photographer.

Sigma 300-600mm F/4 Review: An Audacious Lens for Wildlife Photographers

3 ms ago (Outdoor Photography Blog - Outdoor Photographer): Leave it to Sigma to throw the playbook out the window. With the new Sigma 300–600mm f/4 DG OS Sports... The post Sigma 300-600mm F/4 Review: An Audacious Lens for Wildlife Photographers appeared first on Outdoor Photographer.

The Art of the Personal Project: Howard Schatz

5 Easy Tips for Sharper Landscape Photos Without New Gear

3 ms ago (Outdoor Photography Blog - Outdoor Photographer): There’s a common misconception in photography that sharper images require more expensive gear. Sure, top-tier lenses and high-res sensors help,... The post 5 Easy Tips for Sharper Landscape Photos Without New Gear appeared first on Outdoor Photographer.

The Art of the Personal Project: Greg Latza

How to Capture Stunning Photos During Golden Hour

4 ms ago (Outdoor Photography Blog - Outdoor Photographer): If you’ve ever wondered how to capture those stunning nature photos drenched in warm, glowing light, the answer is simple:... The post How to Capture Stunning Photos During Golden Hour appeared first on Outdoor Photographer.

The Art of the Personal Project: Scott Lowden

4 ms ago (A Photo Editor): The Art of the Personal Project is a crucial element to let potential buyers see how you think creatively on your own. I am drawn to personal projects that have an interesting vision or that show something I have never seen before. In this thread, I’ll include a link to each personal project with the […]

Epson Launches SureColor P7370 and P9370 Photo Printers

4 ms ago (Outdoor Photography Blog - Outdoor Photographer): Outdoor photographers looking to turn their landscapes into fine art prints have two new tools they can add to their... The post Epson Launches SureColor P7370 and P9370 Photo Printers appeared first on Outdoor Photographer.

The 5 Best U.S. National Parks for Photography This Spring

4 ms ago (Outdoor Photography Blog - Outdoor Photographer): Spring is a season of promise, especially for photographers. After months of muted winter palettes, the colors start creeping back—subtle... The post The 5 Best U.S. National Parks for Photography This Spring appeared first on Outdoor Photographer.

Nikon Z5 II Launched: An Affordable Full-Frame Camera for Outdoor Photographers

4 ms ago (Outdoor Photography Blog - Outdoor Photographer): For outdoor photographers looking for a budget-friendly, lightweight full-frame mirrorless camera, Nikon has officially unveiled the Z5 II—a powerful second-generation... The post Nikon Z5 II Launched: An Affordable Full-Frame Camera for Outdoor Photographers appeared first on Outdoor Photographer.

Is the Sony 400-800mm f/6.3-8 G OSS the Best Wildlife Photography Lens?

5 ms ago (Outdoor Photography Blog - Outdoor Photographer): Looking for a super-telephoto zoom lens for wildlife photography? The new Sony 400-800mm f/6.3-8 G OSS might be the perfect... The post Is the Sony 400-800mm f/6.3-8 G OSS the Best Wildlife Photography Lens? appeared first on Outdoor Photographer.

Leading Lines: 39 of Our Favorite Member Photos

5 ms ago (Click Community Blog: Helping you take better pictures one day at a time): One of our favorite and longest running tradition at Click Community is our forum photo contest. Most recently, our members shared images that embodied the theme “leading lines” and we’re sharing our favorites. The post Leading Lines: 39 of Our Favorite Member Photos appeared first on Click Community Blog: Helping you take better pictures one day at a time.

Global Shutter in Cameras: What Every Photographer Needs to Know

5 ms ago (Outdoor Photography Blog - Outdoor Photographer): Our colleague David Schloss at Imaging Resource, the sister site of Outdoor Photographer, is known for breaking down complex photography... The post Global Shutter in Cameras: What Every Photographer Needs to Know appeared first on Outdoor Photographer.

Commodore Hotel Instow Short Break Success

5 ms ago (The Travel Trunk): North Devon for me was always a goto summer holiday destination with Mum and Dad. Today it is still popular and you only need to see the amount of holiday cottages to be found around many of its nearby coast… The post Commodore Hotel Instow Short Break Success appeared first on The Travel Trunk.

Vibiana Los Angeles Wedding | Lindzey & Marc

5 ms ago (Orange County Wedding Photographer Los Angeles): Please enjoy this beautiful Vibiana Los Angeles wedding featuring Lindzey & Marc. Special thanks to the wedding planner, Intertwined Events for organizing this wonderful event. […] The post Vibiana Los Angeles Wedding | Lindzey & Marc appeared first on Orange County Wedding Photographer Los Angeles.

Terranea Resort Indian Wedding Ceremony | Radhika & Lalit

5 ms ago (Orange County Wedding Photographer Los Angeles): Please enjoy this gorgeous Terranea Resort, Rancho Palos Verdes Indian wedding ceremony featuring Radhika and Lalit. Special thanks to the wedding planner, Details Details for organizing this […] The post Terranea Resort Indian Wedding Ceremony | Radhika & Lalit appeared first on Orange County Wedding Photographer Los Angeles.

Grand Hyatt Playa del Carmen Cancun Indian Wedding | Nishi & Vibhav

5 ms ago (Orange County Wedding Photographer Los Angeles): Please enjoy this gorgeous destination Indian wedding at the Grand Hyatt, Playa del Carmen in Cancun featuring Nishi and Vibhav. Special thanks to the wedding […] The post Grand Hyatt Playa del Carmen Cancun Indian Wedding | Nishi & Vibhav appeared first on Orange County Wedding Photographer Los Angeles.

Imperial Sand Dunes Engagement | Judy & Jay

5 ms ago (Orange County Wedding Photographer Los Angeles): Please enjoy this stunning engagement session at Torrey Pines, La Jolla and the Imperial Sand Dunes featuring Judy and Jay Also, be sure to follow […] The post Imperial Sand Dunes Engagement | Judy & Jay appeared first on Orange County Wedding Photographer Los Angeles.

Ritz Carlton Bacara Santa Barbara Indian Wedding | Roshni & Arjun

5 ms ago (Orange County Wedding Photographer Los Angeles): We hope you enjoy this beautiful Indian wedding at Ritz Carlton Bacara in Santa Barbara featuring Roshni and Arjun. Special thanks to the wedding planner, […] The post Ritz Carlton Bacara Santa Barbara Indian Wedding | Roshni & Arjun appeared first on Orange County Wedding Photographer Los Angeles.

Pelican Hill Resort Orange County Arab Wedding | Nadine & Ahmed

5 ms ago (Orange County Wedding Photographer Los Angeles): Please enjoy this stunning Arab wedding at Pelican Hill Resort in Orange County featuring Nadine and Ahmed. Special thanks to the wedding planner, Exquisite Events for […] The post Pelican Hill Resort Orange County Arab Wedding | Nadine & Ahmed appeared first on Orange County Wedding Photographer Los Angeles.

Four Seasons Westlake Village Muslim Shaadi | Umbreen & Azm

5 ms ago (Orange County Wedding Photographer Los Angeles): Please enjoy this wonderful Four Seasons Westlake Village shaadi wedding reception featuring Umbreen and Azm. Special thanks to the wedding planner, A Panache Affair for […] The post Four Seasons Westlake Village Muslim Shaadi | Umbreen & Azm appeared first on Orange County Wedding Photographer Los Angeles.

Park Hyatt Aviara Resort Indian Wedding | Katherine & Pratyaksh

5 ms ago (Orange County Wedding Photographer Los Angeles): Please enjoy this wonderful Park Hyatt Aviara Resort Indian wedding featuring Katherine and Pratyaksh. Special thanks to the wedding planner, Lavish Weddings for organizing this beautiful […] The post Park Hyatt Aviara Resort Indian Wedding | Katherine & Pratyaksh appeared first on Orange County Wedding Photographer Los Angeles.

Ebell Long Beach Wedding | Jennifer and William

5 ms ago (Orange County Wedding Photographer Los Angeles): Please enjoy this beautiful wedding at the Ebell in Long Beach featuring Jennifer and William. Special thanks to the wedding planner, A Good Affair for […] The post Ebell Long Beach Wedding | Jennifer and William appeared first on Orange County Wedding Photographer Los Angeles.

Casa Real at Ruby Hill Winery Pleasanton Wedding | Tiffany & Harshil

5 ms ago (Orange County Wedding Photographer Los Angeles): We hope you enjoy this gorgeous destination wedding at Casa Real at Ruby Hill Winery in Pleasanton featuring Tiffany and Harshil. Special thanks to the wedding […] The post Casa Real at Ruby Hill Winery Pleasanton Wedding | Tiffany & Harshil appeared first on Orange County Wedding Photographer Los Angeles.

Hilton Santa Barbara Beachfront Resort Indian Wedding | Gurveen & Neil

5 ms ago (Orange County Wedding Photographer Los Angeles): We hope you enjoy Gurveen and Neil’s beautiful dual Sikh and Hindu ceremony day at the Hilton Santa Barbara Beachfront Resort. Special thanks to the […] The post Hilton Santa Barbara Beachfront Resort Indian Wedding | Gurveen & Neil appeared first on Orange County Wedding Photographer Los Angeles.

Top of the World Orange County Engagement | Rashmika & Bobby

5 ms ago (Orange County Wedding Photographer Los Angeles): We hope you enjoy this gorgeous engagement session at the Top of the World, Laguna Beach featuring Rashmika and Bobby. Also, be sure to follow […] The post Top of the World Orange County Engagement | Rashmika & Bobby appeared first on Orange County Wedding Photographer Los Angeles.

Banff, Canada Engagement Session | Anu & Akshay

5 ms ago (Orange County Wedding Photographer Los Angeles): Please enjoy this beautiful Canada Engagement Session featuring Anu and Akshay. Also, check out our Facebook and Instagram for updates and the latest with Lin […] The post Banff, Canada Engagement Session | Anu & Akshay appeared first on Orange County Wedding Photographer Los Angeles.