Panasonic Lumix GH4 & The Speeding Pooch Test
I recently received a pair of Panasonic Lumix GH4 cameras and I couldn’t get them in my hands fast enough. They’ve been in the wild so to speak since about last Friday, April 25, 2014. Ray Norouzi from Samy’s Camera in LA was fast out of the blocks and called… Read More »
Explorer Fred Kurtz Chronicles His Cuba Experience
Traveling to exotic destinations is always a fascinating experience, and the small Caribbean island of Cuba is no exception. Explorer Fred Kurtz joined Natural Exposures on their recent 2014 Cuba Photography Tour and was immensely inspired by the people, culture, architecture, history, and overall ambiance that Cuba had to offer.… Read More »
Copyright Alliance Brings Us More News on Protecting Photos and Art
The Copyright Alliance has once again alerted me to another fight on the front of protecting your Intellectual Property Rights. Seems there are people out there that are hijacking TV and radio signals, capturing them and then repackaging the content to be sold to buyers on the Internet. This would be something… Read More »
Calling All Photographers & Artists-Help Copyright Alliance Protect YOUR Copyright
Calling All Photographers & Artists-Help Copyright Alliance Protect YOUR Copyright. It’s time to put down your cameras, art brushes, sculpting clay and design tools for 15 minutes of business that will help you earn a better living at what you love to do. Photography & Art. I subscribe to a newsletter… Read More »
Small Cameras, Huge Momentum
As I predicted, 2014 is shaping up to be the year of the mirrorless camera and Micro Four Thirds in particular. On every photo tour we take, I hear from our Explorers that they are tired of carrying around their huge DSLR’s and the accompanying lenses. They see the small… Read More »
Sony’s New A7s at 408,000 ISO is Absolutely Amazing
People wonder why I’m excited about the future of photography and the technical advancements happening in the business on a daily basis. Sony recently announced 4K video capabilities in their new A7s series camera. When I first saw these numbers I was hohum about it. Until I saw the video… Read More »
Explorer Christine Crosby Receives Award of Excellence for Dancing Crane Photo
Longtime friend and NE Explorer Christine Crosby’s photography impresses us again! Christine recently traveled with NE to Japan for the Winter Wildlife Photography Tour. Upon returning home, she submitted her lovely photo of a dancing Japanese Red-Crowned Crane to the I Shot It Bird Photo Competition. Japanese Red-crowned Cranes elegantly dance… Read More »
iPhone Versus Nikon & Hasselblad-Hilarious But Enlightening
For those of you who continue to hold on to the notion bigger is better, take a look at this video. It’s very informative. Some colorful language involved since these are kids from the future. I hope their mothers don’t watch this. It’s funny informative and disappointing to their mothers..… Read More »
Seven Ways to Avoid Baggage Fees
Tips On How To Avoid Baggage Fees Thanks Smarter Travel!
Nikon D3200 or Lumix for Biking Trip?
Robin, Unfortunately I’ve not had any experience with the Nikon D3200. I’m certain it would make a capable camera given the terrific quality Nikon produces. I currently shoot the D600, D800 and D4 Nikon bodies. I have seen and held a D3200 and it is a rather small, easy to… Read More »