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What would a world without colors look like? A world reduced only to shades of gray? I was inspired to revisit this altered reality after some time, partly because of the updated version of the DxO Nik Collection plugin and partly because I will have a Leica Monochrom camera on...

Christmas may still be a long way off, but the advantage of being an adult is that you can enjoy it any time. Santa rang me a few days ago to say he had a new Nikon Z 180-600mm f/5.6-6.3 VR on the way for me! I think it should...

When I’m doing nature photography, I feel like I can completely let go of all my worries and immerse myself in what I’m doing. A few days ago, while I sat at the edge of a small puddle, a beautiful dragonfly was chasing insects around the water and I was...

The high temperatures that have been plaguing our readers in the United States have finally arrived here in Central Europe. I can't say I'm a fan. So, I have decided to follow the example of many animals and shift my activity to the evening and night hours. By that I...

For an upcoming article, I have prepared an interesting look into the past. I got my hands on a Nikon D3 camera and I had an idea that... well, I don't want to spoil it. Instead, I want to share a curiosity with you. When I downloaded the D3's photos...

From now on, we are putting the results and information about the photography challenge in this weekly news article to make it easier to see everything in one place. Don't worry, the challenges will still continue and we will still feature a few of the submissions every week! I'll give you...

When a wedding photographer comes home without a single photo on his memory card, it's a bit of a tragedy. When the same thing happened to me today, I grabbed a coffee and a cookie and sat down at my computer to share it with you. Just imagine. You get...

Last week, I worked on something new for me - setting up a small display of my darkroom photos in a local restaurant. Exhibits like this are low-stakes ways to put your photography out into the world. It's also a nice challenge to choose which photos, sizes, and arrangements work...

It's been a few years since I stood on the summit of one of the highest active volcanoes in the world, the mighty Cotopaxi (5,897 m). It was 2009, and besides the ice axe and crampons, I also had my Nikon D... Or you know what, I'll give it to...

At the beginning of this year, I made a resolution to try new things in photography, so I wouldn't get stuck in one place. They say it's good to occasionally leave the comfort zone of familiar routines and embark on an unexplored path. I ventured onto such a path yesterday...