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These are the priciest, rarest and weirdest film cameras ever sold

Photography history is filled with all sorts of weird and wonderful things, from iconic photos to incredible photography gear. Today’s featured video tackles the latter. Canadian film photographer Kyle McDougall talks about some of the rarest, weirdest and most expensive film cameras ever sold at auctions. “After doing a deep

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Photographing hummingbirds

My wife has been feeding the hummingbirds for many years. We have some year-rounders and we get a plethora of visitors during spring and fall migrations. If you want some tips on getting a hummingbird feeding station in place, here’s an article with tips from my wife Holly. The feeder

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Five landscape photography ideas to try this summer

With warmer climes come plenty of opportunities to take landscape photos in a variety of scenic locations. The beach is easily the first choice for this, but there’s more to this season’s photography adventures than that. Whatever location is accessible to you, these featured landscape photography ideas will help make

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Photo book recommendation: Crows Ascending by Elliot Ross

Crows Ascending is a small but poignant volume that will delight photo book collectors and fine art photographers alike. The COVID-19 pandemic brought much of the world to a standstill, but it didn’t dampen the spirits of many creative minds. Despite the limitations, emotional distress, and mental strain of this

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Godox iT30 Pro Mini Flash: A love-hate affair?

I’ve been testing a lot of these little mini flashes lately, and each new one gets a little better. The Godox iT30 Pro Mini Flash (S version for Sony, tested on my Sony A7RV) is no exception — but my experience with it was very much a love-hate relationship. This

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Comet NEOWISE photo using Nifty Fifty lens by Ken Lee. Photo of Canon equipment by Kenny Eliason on Unsplash.

Should you use a Nifty Fifty for night photography?

Most night photographers use an ultra-wide angle lens. Some use longer lenses for deep-sky astrophotography. But what about the Nifty Fifty? Enter the Nifty Fifty Some people describe a Nifty Fifty as approximating what we see. I’m not really sure that’s quite right. But regardless, it is a “tweener” lens

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Photography business: Going for gold in social media

Social media channels are a space that photography businesses should be familiar with, but are they maximizing their results? In the spirit of the Olympic Games, here are some tips to get you or your business on the social media podium. Strategy This sounds obvious, but many businesses do not

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star trails over sedona arizona

A look at star trails and StarStax

My mistress, the night sky, yields more than just the Milky Way. Star trails come in a close second. There are a number of ways to capture and process for star trails. Let’s take a look. Capture method one If you are an Olympus photographer with a relatively new camera

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