Awkward In The Adlerstrsse. Obstructive in Omsk. In other words, the selfieholic. The traveller who needs a picture of themselves in front of an iconic landmark to prove to their friends that they were there and that they were happy. In some cases I wonder if it...
And the Rubber Bricks Of Criticism. The former reserved for anxious times when you need to knead. The latter for when you have finally had enough and want to express your outrage practically. You heave them at your tormentors. Usually this does not result in injury...
You'll all remember the Three Legged Thing tripods and accessories that were popular a few years back - they had names that commemorated rock musicians together with wild colour combinations anodized onto their aluminium parts. Well, they're back and blingier than ever. The big tripod in...
Finally, someone has done it. The MagMod people have released the solution for portrait shooters in the wild. They have given us a softbox that makes sense. Strobists and event shooters have been getting presents in their professional stockings for years - flashes that operate wirelessly,...
Remember that I promised you six destinations? Well, the first is Whatford. What is analog photography? What was it before, and what is it today? Basically, it's recording an image using chemical means, rather than electronic ones. It was tried over two centuries ago by chemists and...
A Facebook posting by a well-known WA photo personality has alerted us to the coming of some important regulations for drone flyers. CASA will apparently be requiring you to register if your drone is above a certain weight. You'll be taking a course and test and...
Make two people happy - yourself and our accountant. Gather in, Canon enthusiasts who want to work with small, light cameras, lenses, and flashes but want to work in a sophisticated manner. We have a flash idea for you. The Canon Speedlite EL 100 may not look...
Are you going to commit to a new Canon camera - to a new mirror-less Canon camera? To a new EOS R or RP camera? Well, good on you...
Which is the title of a previous post for Nikon enthusiasts but reversed for Canon people...
Our marketing manager, Jennifer, came up with a good suggestion for me - that I should use my experience to teach people how to shoot film today. But the thought of subjecting a roomful of victims to me talking for four hours was too cruel...