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I've spent decades shooting in conditions that most photographers avoid. Over those years, I've worked with hundreds of photographers who share the same habit. They put the camera away the moment rain starts. I understand the instinct. Wet gear is expensive to repair,...

Quick Facts: Product: Leica S1 (1996); upgraded Leica S1 Pro followed in 1998 Released: Shown 1996, marketed from late 1997 Type: Studio scanner camera, the first Leica digital camera Sensor: 36x36mm square CCD, triple-linear scanning Resolution: 26.4 megapixels, 5140 x 5140 pixels (Leica...

Quick Facts: Topic: Photographing waterfalls in Olympic National Park Region: Olympic Peninsula, Washington Waterfalls covered: Marymere, Madison, Sol Duc, Merriman, Bunch Creek Best season: April through June for peak flow Skill level: Beginner to advanced Trail difficulty: Paved access up to 1.8 miles...

Quick Facts: Story: EssilorLuxottica weighing a major move on Nikon Reported By: Japanese business magazine Facta, translated by PetaPixel Trigger: Nikon's record 86 billion yen annual loss ...

Quick Verdict: The Canon RF 24-70mm f/2.8 L IS USM is Canon's first 24-70mm f/2.8 with built-in optical image stabilization, delivering up to 5 stops of shake correction. It pairs a 21-element optical design with Nano USM autofocus and weighs 900g at $2,299...

Shock Your System Awake: How a Morning Cold Plunge Primes Your Brain for Focus Quick Takeaway: A 2-5 minute morning cold plunge between 37-41°F increases dopamine levels by 250% and norepinephrine by 530%, according to research published in the European Journal of Applied Physiology....

You’re a good photographer. The thing is, there are a lot of people out there who can also be called good photographers. You need some way to make yourself and your photography stand out. The question is - how do you do that? There...

Photography is a fantastic endeavor in which art coexists with technology. Any complete history of photography will also include a history of the camera timeline, too. This is so because the history of photography is intractably tied up with all of the many technological...