Find Your Photographic Passion & See The World – This Guy Did
The thing I love about photography is the immense variety of subject matter and specialities we have access to. I began my career shooting news, weddings, commercial assignments and printing in the darkroom, all the while yearning to specialize in nature and the outdoors. However, as I mentioned above, I… Read More »
CO2 Emissions Affecting More Than Polar Bears
One of the great benefits to working with Polar Bears International is the fact we have a tremendously popular and charismatic animal that helps introduce people to the message of man-made Climate Change also known as Global Warming. Within PBI our message is most often one of how this change… Read More »
The Legendary Cape Churchill 2012 With Frontiers North Adventures
Our first morning at Cape Churchill 2012 brings back memories of Cape adventures from the 80s and 90s. The wind howled the entire day. Temperatures in the buggy were cold enough to freeze my water bottle sitting on the seat between my camera bag and the metal wall. For those shooting… Read More »
Apple Updates Camera RAW Adding the Panasonic GH3
For anyone thinking that Apple isn’t serious about Aperture, the recent lightning fast updates to Camera RAW seem to prove otherwise. I just got back from Churchill to find an OSX message that included information about a new ITunes and Camera RAW update. One of the cameras included in that… Read More »
Panasonic’s GH3. Why Are Photographers Wanting Smaller and Lighter?
Tonight I wanted to share with you a recent video produced by the relatively new web show known as Camera Diner. I stumbled upon this video they produced by accident. It’s a great preview of the upcoming Panasonic Lumix GH3. The camera has been expected for awhile but just recently… Read More »
Live Broadcast With World-class Polar Bear Ecologist Ian Stirling
For those interested in the work I do with Polar Bears International, today I had the honor to share a Live Broadcast from Buggy One with world-renowned polar bear ecologist Ian Stirling. Dr. Stirling has studied polar bears for over 40 years and has been instrumental in not only collecting… Read More »
Apple’s Aperture Gets Another Update to 3.3.4
Apple’s been steadily updating their full fledged photo application, Aperture. Some have been disappointed that we haven’t seen a major update to version 4.0 yet I’m quite happy and enthusiastic about Aperture’s trajectory. While it’s true we haven’t seen the BIG update yet, I’m confident that it’s not far off.… Read More »
Testing the Nikon D4, D800, D600 in Predictive Auto Focus
I recently made the decision to move almost exclusively over to all Nikon FX bodies. For those not familiar, FX is the designation Nikon makes between their so-called Full Frame sensors and their DX 1.5X cropped APS sensors. My main reason for switching from the DX sensor cameras, the D300… Read More »
Nikon’s D600 & Other News from Kenmore Digital Photo Expo
I recently took part in the Kenmore Camera Digital Photo Expo in Seattle and it was fun to get out and meet so many digital photo enthusiasts. Nikon’s booth was extremely busy with people lining up to checkout the D4, D800 and especially the new D600 FX camera bodies. Rose Whitaker,… Read More »
Japan, Always A Photo Leader, Shows the Way to the Future!
Read the article below about how Japan is driving the mirrorless camera market. Thanks to our friends at Mirrorless Rumors. From Mirrorless Rumors Japan is the one country that leads the mirrorless revolution started by Olympus and Panasonic four years ago. And the latest market analysis released by BCNranking (translation here) shows how 50% of all… Read More »