Ein Beitrag von: Laura Schaeffer
Tag: 2014
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5 May, 2014 – Having Fun With Panoramas
Panorama photography is very popular today. Many smartphone and point and shoot cameras make shooting panoramas as easy as pushing a button and panning the camera. In today’s article Having Fun With Panoramas, Kevin Raber shares how to shoot panos handheld shooting individual images. He shares how to shoot and process these images. His article includes multi row panos with over 50 images. If you never tried doing panos or want to brush up on the technique then this article is for you.
This July Luminous-Landscape hosts a workshop to the Northern Polar regions – Svalbard – Land Of The Polar Bear. We have only 2 berths left on the first cruise. The second cruise is Sold Out. If you’d like a very special small boat experience to this region then register today. You can find out more information HERE.
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Winners of the 2014 Sony World Photography Awards, part 2
The World Photography Organization has announced the winners of its 14 Professional categories. American photographer Sara Naomi Lewkowicz was named as 2014’s L’Iris d’Or/Sony World Photography Awards Photographer of the Year. Selected from 140,000 entries from 166 countries, Lewkowicz’s story is a a stark and intimate look at domestic violence. See gallery of winners
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2 May, 2014 – Sony a7R Wishful Thinking
Today we feature an article by Rick Kattlemann. Rick has done an extensive article on the lens options for Sony’s popular a7r camera, specifically focusing on the wide angle options. When Sony launched this camera their offering of dedicated lenses was minimal to say the least. Rick looks at what is available to use with adapters. If you are considering a purchase of a Sony or are looking for wide angle lenses then this is a must read. Read Sony a7R Wishful Thinking
There aren’t too many places to slow your photography down and to work the landscape as the Isle Of Skye. Come join Kevin Raber, Steve Gosling and Joe Cornish on an remarkable photographic adventure.
It gets even better. This workshop is being done in partnership with Phase One as a PODAS workshop, and each participant will receive a Phase One camera system to use for the duration.
Spaces will go quickly. Your fee provides an all expenses paid, worry-free trip. All you need do is get to the Inverness airport. Learn more about this amazing week of photography HERE.
If you can’t make this workshop check out our other workshops. We have an special small ship cruise in July to The Land Of The Polar Bear. We have only select berths left for this trip so please inquire. And our August Palouse Harvest Workshop is filling fast. There are also still a few berths left for our second Antarctica Workshop next January.
Mark your calendars for December of this year in New Zealand, details coming soon and a most remarkable adventure next April aboard the True North sailing the Kimberley region of Western Australia.
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1 May, 2014 – Timelapse Animation with the GH4
The new Panasonic GH4 has a built-in timelapse capability which can be converted in-camera or in post to 4K video. Then, with such a high-res image some interesting special effects are possible. Michael explores this in this new article.
