One question I often get asked by clients is what sort of laptop they should bring on a photography expedition. Some have elected to use systems very similar to mine, but there are in fact many choices. For a long time my main computer was a 15″ laptop which I …
This is a story about camera bags and airline travel. It pays to do your research before spending your money!
Earlier this week we sent out the first monthly newsletter to the new Khromagery/LuminOdyssey mailing list. If you’d like to receive this email in the future, please head on over to the newsletter signup page. You can easily unsubscribe at any time. Mind you, everyone seems to have skimmed over a typo …
In part 1 I discussed why we set our cameras to match the local time, reminded you to actually set the time, and talked about ways of keeping multiple devices in sync. In part 2 I’m going to talk more about selecting timezones.
In this post I’m going to talk again about managing the time in your cameras. It sounds really boring, but there are some gotchas that photographers should be aware of. It’s something many photographers don’t give any thought, even if they actually change the camera’s time twice a year because of Daylight …
Unexpected nose (A2_055219) When travelling I’m usually encountering new locations every day, and am constantly looking for ways to capture interesting images. And many days I’m also encountering locations I’m familiar with, and still I need to find interesting images. Whether you’re in a new or familiar location, in the …
Cold, windy, and wet (A2_068535) I made this image in late March 2011 while on a ship crossing the Drake Passage, going from the Antarctic Peninsula up to the Falkland Islands. In fact this was the same LuminOdyssey expedition that we were heading to when I made the recently-posted images …
