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Jenny Wong is an award-winning photographer that fiercely advocates for the wild places and creatures that have made her career possible. She is a proud Nikon Canada and Gitzo Ambassador, and fellow of the Royal Canadian Geographic Society – her work has been published at home and abroad, and in a few National Geographic digital […]

The Topcon R was a visionary SLR (single-lens reflex) camera that made its debut in 1958, before both Nikon and Canon entered the SLR market. While the Topcon R might not have introduced groundbreaking innovations, it was nonetheless a significant step forward in design and functionality.

Julian, a talented landscape & travel photographer and writer from the U.K., shares his experiences from around the world. Showcasing images taken last year in the high mountains of Ladakh in northern India to Vietnam in Southeast Asia and the Scottish Highlands and many other places. You’ll be able to see and hear how he […]

In 1898, the Folmer and Schwing Manufacturing Company introduced the Graflex single-lens reflex camera, the first true consumer SLR, characterized by its large, bulky box design. In 1905, Kodak acquired Folmer and Schwing, taking ownership of the popular Graflex camera line. Two years later, in 1907, Kodak launched the Graflex 3A Autographic, a more compact […]

Looking for a quick refresher on judging a PSNWA Photography Competition, or interested in the judging process? Check out our outtakes from the Competition Judging class, focusing on the criteria and scoring. While this isn’t the complete class, this edited video offers a helpful review for PSNWA members who have previously taken the full course […]

The Fairchild K-20 is now a prized collectible, revered by both photography enthusiasts and military collectors for its historical significance, mechanical craftsmanship, and crucial role in advancing aerial reconnaissance during and after World War II. Positioned at the intersection of technological innovation and military strategy, the K-20 is a fascinating artifact that offers insight into […]

The Exposure Triangle is at the foundation of photography. More than just a representation of aperture, shutter speed, and ISO, it is a concept, the understanding of how your camera captures light. The exposure triangle is also a tool, a usable chart showing you how to adjust your exposure to capture the image you desire.

If you’re interested in exploring medium format film photography or learning to develop film, the Holga family, including pinhole, landscape, and stereo models, offers an excellent entry point. Instead of investing hundreds or even thousands of dollars in a professional medium format camera, you can start with a Holga

Abstracts are one of, Colorado Photographer, Greg Holden’s favorite things to photograph and he views it as an exercise in learning to see things in different or unusual ways. Often, an abstract is capturing a small part of a larger scene and attempting to offer an alternate perspective.

Northwest Arkansas commercial photographer, Stephen Ironside talks about ways he captures dynamic images while traveling the world. From tips on how to travel inexpensively to what gear to bring to how to engage with people, it’s sure to be a wild ride.

Mickey Arlow shares her images and gives tips for improving your year-round macro and close-up photography.

Usually when you purchase a camera you don’t have to worry about the camera being fake. However when it comes to classic Leicas… it pays to do your homework.