Author: d4mations

  • Five Gift Ideas for Landscape Photographers

    Holiday season is officially upon us, and now is the time when we start searching the internet for what to buy your loved ones, friends, and family, or even a cheeky treat for yourself. In this article. I choose five items that I think are ideal for landscape photographers old and new. Lenses In landscape…

  • My Favorite Headphones Ever: Bose QuietComfort (2023)

    The all-new Bose QuietComfort Headphones really aren’t that new at all. They are almost Identical to the QC35 headphones that came out in 2016. They are boring — perfectly boring — and that’s why they are my favorite headphones ever.  Over the years, I’ve had the pleasure of testing countless wireless headphones, and I can…

  • Tips to Level Up Your Street Photography With Marion Mou

    If you’re looking to level up your street photography techniques, check out some of the essential tips that we learned from our Sony Kando interview with renowned street photographer Marion Mou. Sony Kando 2023  I recently had the honor and pleasure of attending Sony Kando in Snowbird, Utah. Kando is an incredible creative experience that…

  • Dust Anyone? We Review the Nitecore BB21

    The cleaning of your equipment is an essential part of your photographic practice. Up until a month ago, I used my blower brush and cleaning pen for this. Now, however, these two items have not seen the light of day since I received my Nitecore BB21 blower. This small, versatile, and compact device has taken…

  • A Massive Editing Workspace for the Meticulous Artist: We Review the Huion Kamvas Pro 24 4K

    How immersed do you get in your editing and retouching workflow? Perhaps a large color-accurate screen with pen functions might interest you. The perfect editing workflow for any photographer is pretty much a personal preference. Every photographer has his or her own preferred way of editing that differs based on the components of the process,…

  • Power Station for Photographers: We Review the Bluetti AC60

    I have been searching for a portable power station that can meet my energy needs on the go and power my home office during power outages for some time now. And with the Bluetti AC60, I found a compact solution. The Need for a Power Station Additional power on the road is always welcome. As…

  • Nikon Announces the Lightweight NIKKOR Z 600mm f/6.3 VR S Supertelephoto Prime

    Sports and wildlife shooters looking for great reach without the aching back can rejoice. Nikon today has announced the new lightweight NIKKOR Z 600MM f/6.3 VR S supertelephoto prime lens. Nikon has made a lot of smart moves in recent years with regards to their mirrorless product lineup. But I think one of the best…

  • Photography Is a Feeling

    Landscape photography, at its core, is more than just a visual art form; it’s a profound emotional experience. It’s the art of capturing feelings, not just scenes. I want to take you on a journey through my lens to explore how photography transcends mere pixels and lenses, with my backdrop being the unforgettable Storm Agnes…

  • The Telephoto Lens: A Shortcut to Getting Attractive Images

    Photography is an art that allows us to freeze moments in time and capture the beauty of the world around us through the form of photographs. Among the many tools a photographer can utilize to create their art, a telephoto lens stands out as a distinctive and excellent choice for those seeking to easily capture…

  • Why Full Frame Didn't Suit Me and Why I Won't Leave Micro Four Thirds

    You’ve probably heard many outright lies about Micro Four Thirds. It’s suffered attacks from certain quarters, sometimes from those openly in the pay of its competition. Here’s everything you need to know about the system and why it’s a great option for professional and amateur photographers alike. Why Full Frame Is a Misnomer Firstly, Micro…