Start Here: Street Photography Tips, Tricks & Gear

BY May 15, 2026 Street Photography

Street-art mural of a man on the right holding flowers toward a woman walking away on the left, with a large rock-like figure in the foreground and blue graffiti tags in the background.

Street photography is one of the most accessible, challenging, and rewarding styles of photography you can explore. You don’t need a studio. You don’t need elaborate setups. You just need curiosity, timing, and a camera you trust. The beauty of street photography is that it captures life exactly as it happens. Fleeting expressions, dramatic light, interesting people, architecture, weather, movement—it’s all unfolding around you in real time. And for many photographers, this is where the obsession begins. That’s what the Start Here series is all about. Henry’s isn’t just where photographers shop—it’s […]

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Macro Photography Starts Here: Essential Tools for Precision and Detail

BY May 8, 2026 Macro

Macro photo of a honey bee clinging to the edge of a green leaf, collecting pollen with its fuzzy body visible in focus.

Macro photography opens up a completely different world. It’s where tiny details become massive subjects. Textures you’d normally overlook—petals, insects, water droplets—suddenly become the entire story. But capturing that level of detail isn’t just about getting close. It’s about control. Control of light.Control of focus.Control of movement. That’s why building a proper macro setup matters. If you’re getting started—or looking to level up—this guide breaks down the essential tools that help you create sharp, intentional, and professional macro images. Core Stability: Why Your Tripod Matters More Than You Think In macro photography, […]

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Get Better Shots: How to Level Up Your Photography for Contests (and Yourself)

BY April 10, 2026 Community

There’s something different about a photo that wins. It’s not always the rarest animal, the most expensive gear, or even the most exotic location. More often than not, it’s a combination of intention, execution, and attention to detail that sets a great image apart from the rest. The recent ROM Wildlife Photo Contest showcased exactly that. We’re thrilled to celebrate the winners from across Ontario and the incredible level of talent submitted. From striking wildlife encounters to thoughtful compositions, this year’s contest was a reminder of just how powerful photography can be […]

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Start Here: Moving to Mirrorless — What to Do with Your Lenses

BY March 27, 2026 Lenses

Most photographers find themselves in a similar position when moving to mirrorless. After years of building a kit around a DSLR system, the camera body may change, but the lenses — often trusted, familiar, and still capable — remain. With modern mirrorless cameras offering significant advancements in autofocus, image quality, and video performance, the question becomes less about whether to upgrade, and more about how to adapt. Should existing lenses be carried forward with an adapter, or is it time to invest in glass designed specifically for mirrorless systems? Start […]

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Birding season is coming: get ready for Ontario’s spring migration with the right Camera Gear

BY March 20, 2026 Bird Photography

As winter light starts to stretch a little longer each day, birders across Ontario know what’s coming next: migration season. From early-season horned larks and returning crows to waves of warblers, shorebirds and raptors, the next few months will be some of the most exciting of the year for bird photography. Whether you are just starting with your first camera, levelling up your kit, or fine‑tuning a professional setup, Henry’s has the gear and advice to help you make the most of every fleeting fly‑by. Henry’s has compiled a guide […]

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What’s In My Bag: Preparing to Travel Light and Shoot Big.

BY December 11, 2025 Travel

Costa Rica Travel has been on my photography list for years — a place where every corner is alive, every landscape feels like it’s breathing, and the wildlife looks like it was designed for a nature documentary. This trip isn’t about overpacking or carrying a full studio on my back. It’s about shooting fast, light, and on the move while still getting professional-level results. Sony & Henry’s sent over a ZV-E1 paired with the 20–70mm f/4 G lens, and honestly, it couldn’t have arrived at a better time. Between dense rainforest canopies, golden coasts, jungle […]

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Unlocking the Magic of Fall Photography in Ontario

BY September 26, 2025 Autumn

Few seasons rival the magic of fall for photographers. The air is crisp, the landscapes burst into reds, oranges, and golds, and the light itself changes — with earlier sunsets and longer golden hours that bring an extra layer of richness to your images. For photographers, autumn isn’t just a change of season — it’s a playground of light, colour, and texture waiting to be captured. The Magic of Golden Hour in Fall Golden hour — that soft, warm light that appears just after sunrise and before sunset — becomes […]

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Breakthrough Camera Tech 2025: Stunning New Sony, Canon, Nikon, DJI & RØDE Gear You Can’t Miss—Plus Rumours That Will Excite Creators

BY September 18, 2025 Articles

The past few months have been busy in the world of photography and videography. From compact powerhouses to cutting-edge cinema rigs and innovative audio tools, every major brand has delivered something new to get creators excited. Whether you’re a professional filmmaker, an aspiring content creator, or a weekend photographer, these updates are reshaping how we capture and share stories. Let’s start with what’s already here and in your hands. From Sony’s latest cinema gear to Canon’s powerful hybrids, Nikon’s RED-powered collaboration, DJI’s big leap into 360° video, and RØDE’s major […]

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How to See and Photograph Ontario’s Fall Bird Migration

BY August 14, 2025 Bird Photography

Fall bird migration in Canada begins earlier than many expect, with some species already on the move by late July. Shorebirds are the first to head south, followed by waves of songbirds through August and September, then raptors and waterfowl from September into November. For birders and wildlife photographers, this is one of the most exciting—and photographically rewarding—times of the year. Whether you’re after the delicate detail of a warbler in flight or the spectacle of geese crossing a crisp autumn sky, success depends on a mix of timing, the right location, and […]

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Astrophotography in Canada: Top August Events and Gear Guide for Stunning Night Sky Images

BY July 31, 2025 Astrophotography

Astrophotography in Canada reaches its peak in August, when clear skies, warmer nights, and iconic celestial events align to create ideal conditions for photographing the night sky. From meteor showers to Milky Way magic, August offers amateur and professional photographers alike a rare opportunity to capture extraordinary images. Whether you’re a seasoned shooter or picking up a tripod for the first time, this guide outlines where to go, what to watch for, and what gear will help you get the most out of your night under the stars. August Astrophotography […]

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