
Kodak’s Iconic Travel Films — and Why Now Might Be the Time to Stock Up
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For generations, the name Kodak has been synonymous with photography — from a roll of Kodachrome film tucked in travelers’ bags to the iconic yellow […]
Tucked just off Route 102 on Mount Desert Island, the white arched footbridge in Somesville, Maine, may be one of the most photographed scenes in […]
Tucked along the scenic Downeast coast of Maine, just off U.S. Route 1, a vibrant blue geodesic dome rises unexpectedly from the landscape. This whimsical […]
This month, I set out to photograph Acadia National Park — one of the most iconic and beloved landscapes in the United States. I expected […]
Utah’s red rock country is a landscape photographer’s paradise, but few places are as whimsical — or as weird — as Goblin Valley State Park. […]
A lightning-sparked wildfire has swept through the North Rim of Grand Canyon National Park, destroying one of America’s most iconic park lodges and dozens of […]
Many of the world’s most photogenic destinations come with one major challenge: heat. As record-breaking heat waves become more frequent and severe, even seasoned travelers […]
Canon has announced its most affordable ultra-telephoto lens to date: the RF75-300mm f/4-5.6, designed to give entry-level mirrorless shooters extended reach for capturing scenes far […]
Understanding how your camera interprets light is essential to capturing well-exposed images. One of the most overlooked tools in achieving accurate exposure is your camera’s […]
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