Landscapes

A Photo Adventure by Joe Donoghue w/ Canon R5 MkII & RF100-400mm Lens & DJI Air 3S. When Henry’s and Canon invited me to take a Canon R5 MkII and RF100-400mm lens on our family adventure to British Columbia, I jumped at the chance. Our assignment was clear: chase mountains, capture wildlife, and document the wild beauty of BC—using only one lens. With my wife, two kids, an iPhone, DJI Air 3S drone, and our trusty rented Scout camper from Northirn Overland, we embarked on an epic journey into British Columbia’s vast, wild landscapes. […]

The All New Sigma 28-70mm F.28 DG DN Camera Lens The Sigma 28-70mm f/2.8 DG DN Contemporary is a versatile lens for L-Mount cameras, offering a wide-angle to portrait-length range with a consistent f/2.8 aperture. Ideal for various shooting scenarios, it ensures sharp images with minimal aberrations, thanks to its advanced optical design. The lens features a smooth and quiet autofocus, suitable for both photography and video. Compact and durable, it’s an excellent choice for everyday use, appealing to both professionals and enthusiasts seeking quality and versatility in their photography […]

Milky Way

Matt Matkin (@matt_matkin) is a visual storyteller who recently moved across to the US to land a dream job as a video producer. “I’ve always had a passion for videography and photography. I always considered myself a videographer over a photographer yet, my love for photography has grown so much that I think I’m taking more photos than videos these days. There’s magic to capturing a moment in time where everything lines up perfectly and you get the shot you had in mind, I can’t think of a better feeling. […]

The Best Landscape Photography Tips

Ansel Adams said, “Landscape photography is the supreme test of the photographer – and often the supreme disappointment.” He understood the challenges of landscape photography and how to tackle them. Technology and the advent of digital photography have eliminated many of the technical issues that Ansel faced, but his methods are still helpful to photographers today.