Fujifilm Announces The New XF10
By Kaitlyn Kerr
Fuji has announced the new XF10 – a, travel friendly APS-C camera, with new SQUARE FORMAT and SNAPSHOT modes, an 18.5mm (28mm equivalent) Fujinon lens, and a 24MP CMOS sensor.
Posts by: Kaitlyn Kerr
Delkin Black: Rugged and Ready to Go
By Kaitlyn Kerr
I’ve never been one to be gentle on my gear. Sometimes it’s in pursuit of “the shot,” sometimes it’s just pure clumsiness. I’ve slid down muddy mountains, dunked my gear in rivers, dodged spilled drinks at bar shows. I’ve knocked lenses to the floor and put pocketed memory cards through the washing machine countless times. I need my gear to keep up. With digital photography, ensuring that your files are safe is a top priority, and that starts with a dependable memory card. Delkin Black cards are incredibly rugged, and fast enough to keep up with the ever-increasing demands of today’s cameras.
William Albert Allard and the Stampede Workshop Experience
By Kaitlyn Kerr
William Albert Allard is one of few photographers of his generation whose entire body of work is in colour. Born in Minneapolis, Minnesota to a Swedish immigrant, he studied at the Minneapolis School of Fine Arts and the University of Minnesota. His career began with an internship with National Geographic in 1964, which was the start of over fifty years of work with the publication. He is a photographer of people, and has worked and been published around the world.
