Ewa Jermakowicz (@ewajermakowiczphotography) is a landscape and nature photographer specializing in long exposure and low light photography. “Through my photos, I want to show the beauty of our world and inspire people to discover, fall in love with and to protect it,” she says. “I usually travel in my campervan which gives me a lot of flexibility choosing a location and time when I can be there. It is helpful when I need to be at the location long before sunrise and want to stay for sunset or night photography without a need to drive to a hotel or home.” We came across this beautiful long exposure landscape image and connected with her to learn how she created it using her Sony Alpha 7R IV and Sony 16-35mm f/2.8 G Master. Read her story behind the shot below, from the setup to the edit.
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Based between New York and Los Angeles, photographer Ivan Wong (@ivvnwong) of the Alpha Collective loves to create images that elicit a feeling from its viewers. “My work is inspired by the use of light, neo-noir, cyberpunk and other futuristic themes – think Blade Runner, Tron, Devil May Cry, Inception.” Wong creates many styles of photography and other content, and here he focuses on the gear he uses specifically for his portrait work. Keep reading below as he explains each piece of gear you’ll find in his kit and why – plus see the eye-catching futuristic imagery he’s able to create with it.
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The Canon Creator Lab is coming back for another epic trip to Calgary! The Canon Road Trip is a one-of-a-kind experience for you to test out Canon’s newest gear in a brand-new studio environment. Coming to Calgary for two days at Más Studios, you can test drive the EOS R7, R10, R3, R5C, R5, or R6, with an array of RF and EF lenses! Alongside Canon’s product specialists, some of our incredible TCS Staff will also be there to help you make the most of your experience. The Canon Road Trip is the ultimate and most fun way to test the extraordinary Canon EOS R System!
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Referred as the Nobel Prize in photography, the winner of the 2022 Hasselblad Award by The Hasselblad Foundation has been announced! A huge congratulations to Dayanita Singh for her pioneering achievements in the photographic arts and her impact on the next generation of photographers!
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Choosing the right tripod can be tricky. There are quite a few factors to consider before you pick one off the shelf. From how you use your tripod, to bonus features and the overall build, it can be intimidating. To help you pick the perfect one first try, TCSTV’s Dave and Evelyn have 5 Easy Tips to Choose the Right Tripod for Photography!
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Todd Korol took his Hasselblad X1D II 50C on another adventure, and this time it was to the Great Sandhills of Saskatchewan! In this YouTube video, Todd was going to shoot 4×5 but plans quickly changed thanks to some blustery winds, so he took this opportunity to shoot black and white with his X1D II. Capturing the ever-changing landscape with only one lens, Todd takes us along his incredible journey across the astonishing Canadian dunes!
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This weekend, Canon Canada is meeting with their FUTURES Year 2 creators along with their Canon Ambassadors, to kick off the second year of the creator incubator program. As a part of this event, Canon is having a Love RF Lenses Sales Event from October 10th to November 3rd, 2022!
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After three years of no photography shows, Todd Korol visited his friend, Steve Speer, whose exhibition, 6ix Points of View, is currently on display at 500 Collective. It is truly inspiring to see the love and passion a photographer has for their work, and 6ix Points of View exhibits the stunning work of Steve and his friends whose passion for photography has only grown stronger over the years. Todd’s YouTube interview focuses on Steve’s large format photography, the process and the inspiration behind his work.
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Gregg Jaden (@greggjaden_) is a travel and adventure photographer and filmmaker. “I shoot primarily in remote places and landscapes,” he says. “I rely heavily on a lightweight backpack as I carry my pack many miles daily, so I usually pack around 35 lbs. I shoot a combination of prime and zoom lenses. I pack as many as I can bring with my three camera bodies since I never know what to expect or what footage/photos I want to take on my travels.”
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Photo by Matt Hernandez. Sony Alpha 1. Sony 24-70mm f/2.8 G Master. 1/3200-sec., f/4.5, ISO 200
Matt Hernandez (@MattHernandez) is a portrait and sports photographer based in Paducah, Kentucky. A Westcott Top Pro, he’s known for creating dynamic sports images and using light creatively. Matt began his career as a graphic designer and then transitioned to photography. His love of sports, art and graphic design helps him have a unique creative vision, often building composite images that stand out from your average sports portrait. Matt was a Nikon user for much of his photography career, but recently switched to Sony and hasn’t looked back. We sat down with Matt to learn more about why he switched and how the Sony system helps him reach his creative vision.
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