Reflections on Wildlife Photography

Exit Glacier and Black Bear, Kenai Fjords NP, Alaska. Know what you want! Wildlife photography is a wide enough subject to escape the possibility of being covered in one article. Hundreds of books and articles have already been written, and little can be added without running the risk of being just a repetition. One thing, [...]

Shooting blind, or not shooting at all…

Sometimes, as photographers, we find ourselves in situations where it becomes painfully clear that we are not welcome. It happens especially to travel and reportage photographers who often deal with radically different cultures or sensitive environments. Photographing women in a Muslim country is one good example of a difficult task. You immediately realize your artistic [...]

Nicola Cocco / How did you shoot : watchtower in clouds

Empty spaces, nature greatness and good light are always a good mix to achieve a good shoot, that’s almost true if you like some aspect of the classical and emotive photography. I like to keep the “classical roots” in every picture as a base to build more “modern” or conceptual images like in that winter [...]

Manfrotto ML360 LED Lights Review

Manfrotto ML360 LED Lights Review In this video Dave Cryer shows you how various combinations of lighting can effect the look of your video. By Dave Cryer www.geekanoids.co.uk

Manfrotto ML240 LED Lights Review

Today we propose you another interesting review by Dave Cryer on Manfrotto ML240 LED Light. In this video he shows how various combinations of lighting can effect the look of your video. Enjoy it!  

Manfrotto ML120 LED Lights Review

Today we propose you an interesting review by Dave Cryer on Manfrotto Pocket Led Lights ML120. In this video he shows how various combinations of lighting can effect the look of your video. Enjoy it!   By Dave Cryer www.geekanoids.co.uk  

Nicola Cocco: How did you shoot that – Artificial light in city

Sometimes happens that you have to take some shots of a city, or a part of it, and the weather and lights are not on your side. I’m pretty sure that you have faced that condition few times, and you know, you’re out in a city and you have nothing useful and good to use. [...]

Michael Freeman: How Did You Shoot That? – Just a gesture

Sometimes it’s a simple little thing that wins the day. Or at least, wins my day when I’m on assignment. There was very little to this shot really, but it worked for me because of just one unpredictable thing. I was in Songzanlin Monastery on the outskirts of Zhongdian, a Tibetan town in northern Yunnan, [...]

Edward Mendes: Tips for Making Great Winter Photographs

Well, in case you haven’t noticed yet, it’s cold!  Winter is here in full force and that usually means photographers start to go into a state of creative hibernate for the winter.  Traditionally winter is the time for us to stay indoors and sort through our film or digital files from the warmer months, make [...]

John Dominick: Manfrotto 410 Junior Geared Head Review

As photographers we all have items of kit that are indispensable. Oddly, for all their headline stealing capabilities, it’s often not cameras but something that will stay with you for many years, long after your latest piece of technological hardware has been put on Ebay. For me it would have to be my Gitzo tripods [...]

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