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Best of Nikonians 2021 exhibition
The Best of Nikonians 2021 Virtual Exhibition has opened its doors. We welcome you in to walk around and to discover 65 artworks produced by the finalists and the winners. Read more...
Macro photography with Mike Moats
Mike Moats webinar covers how to make your macro art stand out and take it to a higher level. Why one image works better than another, finding character in nature, and two subject compositions. Read more...
Travel Photography With The Image Doctors
Everything you need to know before you go on your next trip. The Image Doctors have a lot of tips & tricks for travel photography, including checklists. Read more...
Improve Your Wildlife Images
Connie Cassinetto (Via the Lens)
How to get an action shot of an animal that is pleasing to the viewer: A sharp image and especially, the animal's eye. Read more...
Webinar with Mark Cruz on Nikon Z9
Nikon Z9 webinar with Mark Cruz from Nikon USA, with Q&A Read more...
Webinar with Steve Perry
Wildlife Action Photography webinar with Steve Perry Read more...
Webinar with Ron Rosenstock
Fine Art Photography in Black & White. Ron speaks about the three main ingredients: Attention, intention and awareness - being present to the moment, feeling the balance of the image before you make the exposure and also being open to unexpected gifts. Read more...
Webinar with Kristi Odom
Animals have a different way of showing and expressing emotion. How do you take an emotion and make it two dimensional? How do you get people to connect and feel when they look at an image? Read more...
Improving an Image Using all Available Tools
Connie Cassinetto (Via the Lens)
I am constantly amazed at how software can improve an image I’ve taken. To me, it’s like magic and it reminds me of when I took college classes to learn how to develop film images. Read more...
Learning to Compose (3): Reimagining
Martin Turner (Martin Turner)
When you see something, your eye responds to it. This is purely biological. The eye responds to dark and light, to red and green, and to blue and yellow. Without you thinking about it, your eye flicks around, building up an image of what you see. Read more...
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