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Filter Basics: The Case for Modular Filters

Filter Basics: The Case for Modular Filters

Back in the film days, camera manufacturers tried to standardize on a single filter size for most of their lenses but that seems to be no longer the case. These days it seems to be more of a filter smorgasbord.

Tuesday Thoughts: Willie Wonka in Las Vegas

Tuesday Thoughts: Willie Wonka in Las Vegas

The featured image was shot at the Bellagio Hotel in Las Vegas and reminds me of a scene from the original, Gene Wilder version of Willie Wonka, that originally was kinda murky as captured with an Olympus ZX-1 point-and-shoot camera.

Shooting Color Infrared—in the Snow

Shooting Color Infrared—in the Snow

Today’s Post by Joe Farace “With luck, it might even snow for us.” ― Haruki Murakami Can you shoot Infrared Photography in the Snow? The earliest snowfall on record in the Denver area was 4.2 inches on September 3, 1961. The second earliest snow fell September 11-12,...