After taking the top end of the market by storm with the Z 9, Nikon looks to secure the other end of the spectrum with a camera designed for social media creation.
Sometimes, two is better than one when it comes to gear purchases.
Life as an artist is a never-ending series of peaks and valleys full of both joy and inevitable disappointment. But adding a bit of routine into a life seemingly devoid of it can make you both a better photographer and a happier human being.
With a world full of options, why might you choose a cinema camera instead of opting for a mirrorless camera for video productions?
The things that help us survive in life are often the same as those which help us survive in business. And when you make your living from your art, survival in business can feel a lot like life or death.
Today, I’ll share with you a few lessons I've learned after several years of taking cameras and other gear through their paces.
Today, hopefully, you’ll allow me a brief break from discussing tech and technique to revel in a bit of the pure joy that is the process of photography.
Building a career as a professional artist is a long journey of ups and downs. Here’s one lesson to take along to help you on your way.
There may not be any firm answers. But, there are a few things to consider when considering a career in photography.
With video capabilities on par with the best available options for moving images, Nikon’s Z 9’s has gone from a hopeful purchase to a critical part of my photography and filmmaking.
One of the best tools you can use to progress as a photographer is one that anyone can obtain without a single dollar being spent.
Today, I’d just like to muse a bit of some lessons I’ve learned over a long career as a professional photographer. Hopefully, some of these concepts will help you as well.
Some big new things are coming to Nikon’s line of mirrorless cameras.
With the release of the Nikon NIKKOR Z 28-75mm f/2.8, I thought it would be a good time to take a look at the current list of options for photographers of all types.
Today, Nikon introduced a new lens that should have wildlife enthusiasts very excited.
Shooting on location can be a stressful time. So, what are some of the questions I ask myself before heading out into the wild?
Our reasons for finding our way behind the lens of a camera are as various as the courses we choose to take with our lives. Here are just a few of mine.
They may not cost a lot. But these are two lenses that punch well above their weight.
I am not a Sony shooter, but, for the last couple of months, I’ve gotten a chance to play with the Sony a7S III and use it for an assortment of projects. Here are my impressions from the outside looking in.
The new Nikon Z 9 is nearly a perfect camera for my needs. So how could it get even more perfect?
