The Corkboard Blog

Brazil is a leader in reducing global warming emissions and has made some very “green” choices in putting on the 2014 FIFA…

Apple’s new Photos may be much better than I first thought. Since killing Aperture and iPhoto last Friday, there has b…

Panasonic updates firmware for Lumix GH4 which is to improve video performance. It’s a big file to download, and being in Alaska I may n…

Apple to stop development of Aperture. Today the Loop has announced they were told that Apple is discontinuing the development of Aperture. This…

Wall Street Journal confirms 2014 breakout year for mirrorless cameras. Sadly, they also discuss and blame a fau…

Melynda Harrison Joins NE Blog Team as Conservation Editor. One of the reasons I became a photographer was my interest in na…

The Lumix Diaries takes in Minnesota Twins Baseball. Yesterday afternoon I was taking a nap at my sister’s place in Eden Prai…

The Panasonic Lumix FZ1000 is Panasonic’s newest release into the world of digital photography. The FZ1000 is what’s referred to…

Guest Post- Fred Kurtz Evolving From DSLR’s to Micro Four Thirds. Every now and again I reach out to one of our N…

My portfolio of the recent Italy shoot is up and ready for review. I’ve created a Portfolio of my favorite images that you can view by clicking…

Pics.io –  An Online Photo Converting, Editing, Sharing, and Storage Service for RAW F…

In Montana, we pride ourselves on clean rivers and abundant angling opportunities, but we may soon say goodbye to a local favorite—westslope cutthroat trout. As the planet heats up d…