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[ Editorial ]
Making a living from your photography can be one of the most rewarding life pursuits out there. It does so much more than allow you to tap into your creative self; it also allows you the freedom to experience a lifestyle that is open to all possibilities. Sounds great? Well, be warned—the lifestyle also comes with a price tag attached. >>> |
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Visual Balance, by Richard Martin
Balance is something we put into practice on a regular basis. We strive to find balance in our life, in our work and family, and we might even manage to balance our chequebook once in a while, but when it comes to the photographs we make, are we finding balance in our compositions? >>> |
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Self-Publishing and Promotion, by Daryl Benson
Self-publishing a book is fun, creative, and, overall, a very enjoyable experience. If you’re serious about making income from the project, you need to spend just as much time selling and promoting the book as you did creating it. >>> |
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[ Profile ] Emerging Photographers
Selected images from the best emerging Canadian photographers of 2008. >>> |
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[ Review ] Sony Alpha D SLR A350, by Peter K. Burian
The most affordable 14-megapixel D SLR on the market, this versatile camera also includes superior Live View technology. |
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Another Perspective
This feature offers you the opportunity to have your images reviewed and commented. Along with commentary on the featured image, we suggest some basic digital modifications that give your image “Another Perspective”. Be forewarned though, the end result may differ from the submitted image… >>> |
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Monochrome from Colour, by David Tanaka
Converting a colour image to monochrome can be as simple as choosing the B&W setting on a camera so equipped, or using an image editor to reduce colour saturation to zero or changing the mode to greyscale—quick, but not necessarily producing the best results. |
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Gadget Guide, by David Tanaka |
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Amplis Foto: One of Canada’s Leading Photographic Suppliers Celebrates 25 Years, by Anita Dammer
The ever-changing technological advancements in the photography industry over the past 15 years have made for challenging, yet inspiring times. Surviving the changes is one thing, but thriving in such an unpredictable environment is quite another. Amplis Foto is one such success story. |
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Imaging Products Review, by Peter K. Burian |
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[ Readers’ Gallery ] Paul Matte |
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[ Looking Back ] Otto Landauer, by Susan Fisher
At 44, Otto, an immigrant looking for a safe home, already knew more than many about perseverance, adversity, and hope. |
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