The core basics for photography include ISO, shutter speed and aperture. That trifecta isn’t all that makes up photography though, focal length will also factor greatly into your photography and have a direct impact upon your final image. Wikipedia describes photography focal length as: longer focal length or lower optical power is associated with larger […]
Author: Mike Panic
is a professional photographer. See his site at Mike Panic Photography.
Regattas, or un-powered boat races for you land-dwellers, is a global sport with participants from all kinds of backgrounds. For those who participate in these races, it’s a team effort, one which every person aboard must be on top of their game and giving 100% or the whole team could lose. For fans of regattas, […]
Before digital photography and post production on computers, you picked film for the outcome of image you wanted. For neutral, run of the mill shots any conventional color film would do the trick, but for move vibrant and saturated images, you would choose something like Fuji Velvia slide film or my personal favorite, Kodak E-100 […]
Food is an amazing subject matter for photographers, that allows us to explore depth of field and lighting in a controlled environment. For photographers, it’s a way to capture what it is we’re going to eat, a one-time only piece of art that will be consumed and vanish never to be seen exactly the same […]
What inspires us to shoot is as varied as every snowflake that falls, and this collection contains a little something for everyone. If you’ve hit the equivalent of writer’s block in photography, hopefully these fifteen photos will help get you back in the mood to look through your lens and capture something truly amazing. By […]
The sky is ever-changing, evolving and never repeating. Perhaps that is the reason it continues to be a focal point for so many photographers fascinated with how it moves, creates and seems to have a life all its own. Couple the sky with the striking addition of black and white film or post processing and […]
