Articles filed in Guest Posts.
Fred Kurtz and People Photography
People Photography: The Story Behind the Photograph In 2007, Explorer Fred Kurtz joined Dan and the Mentor Series in Norway on his very first photography trip. During the trip, he received an assignment to step out of his comfort zone in the realm of people photography. And so began his… Read More »
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NE Explorer Sue Wolfe: NPS AIR Program
Like me, this may be your first time hearing about the NPS AIR program. NPS AIR stands for National Park Service Artist-in-Residence. One of our longstanding Explorers and personal friends, Sue Wolfe, found some large gaps in her photography travel schedule this year, so she took it upon herself to… Read More »
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Revenge of the Bridge Camera by Lumix Colleague Mark Toal
Revenge of the Bridge Camera. Just a quick heads up about the so-called “bridge camera.” What’s a bridge camera? Like my friend and Lumix colleague Mark Toal explains, “To me, a bridge camera has a long zoom lens attached to a point-and-shoot camera body and tends to look like baby… Read More »
Read article →Cathy Pemberton Reviews the FZ1000
Many of our Explorers have shown an interest in finding a camera system that is smaller and lighter than a traditional DSLR but also produces professional results. Cathy Pemberton gave the relatively new LUMIX FZ1000 a try in Costa Rica, so I invited her to share her experience for our blog audience. Take… Read More »
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Mylio CEO David Vaskevitch Guest Post
Mylio CEO David Vaskevitch Guest Post. Many of you know that I’m very excited about a new software program I’m using called Mylio. There has been some confusion about exactly what Mylio is, how it works, and why you might want to use it. It does work with the cloud, but… Read More »
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Guest Post-Fred Kurtz Evolving From DSLR’s to Micro Four Thirds
Guest Post- Fred Kurtz Evolving From DSLR’s to Micro Four Thirds. Every now and again I reach out to one of our NE Explorers to share an experience or information I feel others might be interested in. One of our most traveled Explorers, Fred Kurtz, is a dear friend and… Read More »
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Panasonic Lumix 14-140mm Lens Review by NE Explorer Mark Pemberton
Panasonic Lumix 14-140mm Lens Review by NE Explorer Mark Pemberton – a real-world enthusiast’s user report on this terrific little lens. There are more extensive reviews with lots of graphs, charts, sample images, etc. (like this one on Micro 4/3’s photography), but I asked Mark to offer his thoughts from a general user’s perspective on this updated version… Read More »
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Canon or Nikon? Lynn Owsley Guest Post
Canon or Nikon? The following is a guest post by Natural Exposure’s Explorer Lynn Owsley. Lynn has been traveling with us for several years and when she first started she was struggling with her photography. When I met Lynn she was shooting Canon. By the time she joined us for… Read More »
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How to Make a Chapbook – Guest Post by NE Explorer Mark Pemberton
A while back, NE Explorer Mark Pemberton sent me a gorgeous, handmade book containing photos from our recent Invitational Photo Tour to Japan. I had never seen such a beautiful presentation, and I asked Mark if he would like to share the creative process with our readers. He agreed, and… Read More »
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Panasonic Lumix GH3 Review by NE Explorers Mark & Cathy Pemberton
Just for the record this is a Guest Post. I like to get our Explorers involved on the Blog when possible. I feel like it’s a great way for real people to relate to real people. That might suggest us professional photographers are not the norm 🙂 I could go… Read More »
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