| Photographer |
Country |
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| Richard
Arron |
USA |
| Robert
Aberman |
UK |
Mark
Alberhasky
|
USA |
Romero
Alisoeprapto
|
Netherlands |
| Claudio
Angeleri |
Italy |
Larry
Angier
|
USA |
| Zack Arias - Nikon using pro from the USA |
| Kurt Arrigo |
Malta |
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| Ashish
Bahl |
India |
Ken Bahr - Nikon using photographer from the USA
D700 user for event photography |
| James
Balog |
USA |
Liz
Banfield's
|
USA |
| Jordon Banks - Nikon using pro from the UK |
Jackie
Bayne
|
USA |
| Annie
Griffiths Belt |
USA |
| Daryl
Benson |
Canada |
| Robert
Berdan - (Robert's photos and an article were
featured in the January 2006 issue of PhotoLife
magazine)
|
Canada |
David Bergman
|
USA |
Dave
Black
|
USA |
| Justin Black |
USA |
| Jasin
Boland & Paul Broben |
Australia |
| Gary
Braasch |
USA |
| Ryan Brenizer's Amazon Blog - the Amazon.com official Cameras and Photography expert, and a professional photographer |
| Scott
Buttrick |
USA |
Tony Bynum - Nikon using pro from the USA
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| Joey Campbell - Nikon using photographer from the USA |
| Edward
Carreon |
USA |
| DW Cerino |
USA |
Lloyd Chambers - Nikon (and Canon) using pro from the USA
|
Chris Charlesworth - Nikon using photographer from the UK
Based in Yorkshire in the UK, I'm a photographer with 28 years experience of film and digital photography shooting with Nikon gear
and am a member of Nikon Pro Users. Main interest are landscapes,
macro shots and architectural work. |
Michael
Clark
|
USA |
| Daniel Colegrove |
USA |
Mike
Colón
|
USA |
| Daniel
J. Cox |
USA |
| David
Crausby |
Germany |
| Jon
Cunningham |
USA |
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| Bruce
Dale |
USA |
| Louis Dallara - Nikon using photographer from the USA |
Sujoy Das - Nikon using pro from India
A freelance travel photojournalist based in Kolkata, India. His area of specialisation is the Himalayas where he has been working for the past thirty years. His photographs have been published in leading newspapers, magazines and books worldwide like The Washington Post, APA Publications, Lonely Planet and Outlook Traveler. He is the co- author and photographer of the book SIKKIM – A Travelers Guide with Arundhati Ray, which was a finalist in the Banff Book Competition in the Adventure Travel category. He has held solo exhibitions of his work in New Delhi and Kolkata. |
| John
Dawes |
USA |
| Tony Davies-Patrick - Nikon using pro from the UK |
| Skylar
DeJohn |
USA |
| Nick
Didlick |
Canada |
| Tanya
Divjak |
Canada |
| Bill
Doster |
USA |
| David
Doubilet |
USA |
Tim Driver - Nikon using photographer from the UK
Uses the Nikon D3 and D700 |
| Ayhan Duman |
|
| Greg duToit - Nikon using pro from South Africa |
| |
| Shaun Edwards - Nikon using photographer from the UK |
| Steven
Epstein |
Canada |
| Jeremy Eastaugh |
UK |
Ole Christian Eklund - Nikon using pro from Norway
"I’m using Nikon D2Xs and Nikon D3. I do portraits, art, sports, concerts and events. I also want to do weddings." |
| Laurie
Excell |
USA |
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George
Kelly Flanagin
|
USA |
| Randy
Forshey |
USA |
| Christine
Foster -
Nikon F100, Nikon D200 user in Haddon Heights, NJ -
Serving the world :-) |
| Mitchell
Funk |
USA |
| |
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| Mary
Gaetjens |
USA |
| Jim Gamblin - Nikon pro from the USA |
| Giggles and Grins Photography - Nikon using photographers from the USA Natural light, On-location and Outdoor portraiture photography |
| Jarmo Glader - Professional commercial photographer from Finland Nikon NPS Member; Equipment: D3, 70-200 f2.8 VR, 35 f2, 50 f1.8, 20 f2.8, SB800 flashes, and Elinchrom studio flasheads |
Jessica Gwozdz - Nikon using pro from the USA
Chicago area professional specializing in maternity, infant, and child portraiture |
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| Israel
Hadari |
Israel |
| Bill
Hatcher |
USA |
Daryl
Hawk
|
USA |
| John
Herbst |
USA |
David Hessell - Nikon using photographer from the USA - Image Gallery |
Brad Hill - I'm constantly being asked what type of gear I use. And why. So here's a ridiculously long accounting of what goes with me into the field.
|
Canada |
Markos
George Hionos
Professional photographer , specializing in travel photography,
digital editorial and documentary. I shoot in B&W and colors.
I nave been using Nikon film cameras and Nikon digital cameras with
various lenses since the beginning of my career.
|
Greece/UK |
| Reed
Hoffman |
USA |
| C.
Kurt Holter |
USA |
Thom
Hogan
|
USA |
Judy
Host
|
USA |
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| Carmelo
Imbesi |
Italy |
| |
| Bruce Jarvis - Nikon using pro from New Zealand |
Chase Jarvis - Nikon using pro from the USA
|
Bob
Johnson
|
USA |
| Jerry Jones - Nikon using pro from the USA |
| |
Jim Karney
As a Nikon shooter going back to the days of the SP (wish I still had it), my books always include Nikon-centered content. Mastering Digital Wedding Photography was just named a Shutterbug “Book of the Year” and features a good bit of info on RAW workflow, etc.
The next book is due this spring, “The Official Guide to Photodex Proshow will have a chapter on using Nikon DSLR wireless to create live shows. The slides appear in a running show as they are shot-a really cool tool for events like receptions, etc. |
USA |
| Karen
Kasmauski |
USA |
| James
Kay |
USA |
| Scott Kelby's Blog (Nikon user and prolific author) |
| Nick Kessler - Nikon using wedding pro from the USA |
Raymond Klass - Nikon using photographer from the USA
I photograph mostly nature, and have worked extensively with the National
Park System in the UUS as an artist-in-residence. I currently have a book in its second printing out about my experience at Mammoth Cave National Park
in Kentucky. |
| Joe
Klementovich - Nikon using pro from the USA |
Anne Knudsen - Nikon using pro from the USA
Business photography on location for marketing, public relations, corporate events, executive portraits |
| Azem Koleci - Nikon user pro from Ireland |
| Bob
Krist |
USA |
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Mark LaMonica - Nikon using pro from the USA
|
| Lars
K. Lande |
Norway |
| Frans
Lanting |
USA |
Peter Llewellyn
I have owned and used Nikon euipment for 25 years and also teach workshops using Nikon gear. |
Canada |
Matt
Lit
|
USA |
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| Thomas
D. Mangelsen |
USA |
Gene
Martin Award winning New York based photographer Gene
Martin is best known for his conceptual portraiture of celebrities
and music personalities for the record company and editorial markets.
Gene spent fifteen years as a professional guitar player before
switching careers. That prior experience has given Gene an invaluable
rapport with music and entertainment people.
Besides
photographing the likes of Margaret Thatcher to Bill Cosby to
Cyndi Lauper, Gene's colorful portraiture of famous jazz musicians
has been much heralded. For JazzTimes Magazine alone he has photographed
over 50 covers since 1988. His portraits have appeared in mainstream
magazines as well including Time, Newsweek, US, People, U.S. News
& World Report, New York Magazine, Entertainment Weekly, and
many others worldwide as well as over 300 CD covers. In the book,
"The Best of Portrait Photography: Tips & Techniques
of the Pros" by the former editor of Peterson Photographic,
Gene is ranked among the 50 finest portrait photographers in the
country.
Gene
Martin uses Nikon digital cameras exclusively.
|
Steve
McCurry - USA
|
| Rob McKay - Nikon using pro from Canada |
Joe
McNally - USA
|
Doug
Menuez
|
USA |
| Mark
Meulemans |
Belgium |
| David
Meyer |
Spain |
Jimmy Meyer
|
USA |
| Christian Michael - Nikon using pro from the UK |
| Craig
Minielly |
Canada |
| Caroline Mueller - Nikon using photographer from the USA |
| |
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| David
Noton |
UK |
| |
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| The Pro Spot blog by Michael O'Neill |
| Daniel Ooi - Nikon using photographer from Malaysia |
| |
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| Kevin Pack - Nikon using pro from the USA |
| Rosanne
Pennella |
USA |
Moose
Peterson - USA
|
| Peter
Skjold Petersen |
Denmark |
| Rod
Planck |
USA |
| Andrew
Prokos |
USA |
David Purslow - Nikon using photographer from the UK
I shoot with D3/D300 combinations and my assistants all carry D300’s. I shoot a lot of creative images using the CLS system and often use 4-6 SB800/900’s to create dramatic effects. In the last year I have been shooting a lot of environmental portraits, again utilizing the Nikon CLS system. I teach photography and run occasional CLS training courses for photographers looking to start to explore the CLS system. |
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| Tim
Ray |
USA |
Bjorn
Rorslett
|
Norway |
| Adam Rowell |
USA |
Galen
Rowell
|
USA
(deceased) |
| Natalino Russo - Nikon using pro from Italy |
| |
|
| John
& Terry Sadie |
Botswana |
David Saffir - Nikon using photographer from the USA
|
| Bill
Sallaz |
USA |
Al
Satterwhite |
USA |
Joel
Sartore
|
USA |
Bob Schlesinger - Nikon using pro from the Virgin Islands
|
Keith Sheriff - Nikon using pro from the UK
I live in London, but work internationally. I photograph weddings and portraits.
I have used Nikon kit since 1989 when I went pro with an F3.
I currently use a D3 and a couple of D200's as back up/spares. I have 12 Nikon lenses ranging from 14mm f2.8 to 300mm f2.8 (with x1.4 and x2 teleconverters).
I have a Nikon FM2N for when I go travelling and I want to keep it simple. |
| Kevin
R. Smith |
USA |
| John
Shaw |
USA |
| Kirill Shulman |
Israel |
| Steve
Sint |
USA |
| Curtis
Smith |
USA |
| Bill
Solvibile |
USA |
Carlton SooHoo - Nikon using pro from the USA
I use the Nikon D700 and the 8mm fisheye to make my Virtual Tour images
|
| Juergen
Specht |
Germany
(residing in Japan) |
David Myles Stam - USA
I currently own a Nikon D3 and a FujiFilm S5 along with a D70 and a D200 |
| Ron
St. Angelo - Official photographer of the NFL's Dallas Cowboys |
USA |
Cherie Steinberg - Nikon using pro from the USA
|
| Tony
Sweet |
USA |
| |
Vernetta Thomas - Nikon user from the USA
I previously shot with N70/N90 film cameras. My fist digital Nikon was the D50. I now use a D80/D90. My photographic concentration is Architecture/Objects and People, colour and black & white. |
| Michael
Thornton |
UK
photographer in Spain |
| Paul
Treacy |
USA |
| Pete
Turner |
USA |
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| Steve
Vaccariello |
USA |
Guy Van Hooveld - Nikon using pro from Belgium
|
| Chris
VanHouten |
USA |
| Rudi
van Starrex |
Australia |
Alain
Vézina - Nikon using photographer from Canada
Using Nikon equipment for 28 years. Working in Québec City,
Canada as and architectural and industrial photographer. |
| Michael
Weber |
Germany
(German
language link) |
| Jed
Wee |
UK |
Elisha Whitmore - Nikon using photographer from the USA
I shoot weddings in NY and in the US Virgin Islands. |
| Dale
Wilson |
Canada |
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| Interviews
and Articles with/about Nikon using Professionals |
|
August 2010 Rangefinder magazine articles (PDF)
|
| It’s Guest Blog Wednesday featuring Cliff Mautner - ScottKelby |
| Podcast Conversation with Neil van Niekerk – Taking Your Flash to the next level - CameraDojo |
Capturing Images in Winter Gardens by Jason Ingram
"Professional garden photographer Jason Ingram brings an individual approach to all his work, combining his passion for photography and the subject itself. Here he tells Photography Monthly how to look for and capture alluring images in winter gardens." |
White ravens have Vancouver Island birders atwitter - Globe and Mail
"Mike Yip, a 66-year-old retired school teacher, heard reports of a sighting in the Qualicum Beach area. Armed with nothing more deadly than a Nikon D300 and his own curiosity, he went in pursuit of an elusive quarry."
|
July 2010 Rangefinder articles (PDF)
|
It’s Guest Blog Wednesday featuring Andy Locascio! - Scott Kelby
"Wow. Let me tell you, I never thought this would happen. Guest blogging for Scott Kelby didn’t even come into my dreams it was so crazy. It is an incredible honor to be able to talk about my photography to so many people, and to follow the long list of fantastic photographers that make up the Scott Kelby guest blog “Hall of Fame.”" |
Keith Richards by Annie Leibovitz for Louis Vuitton - Strobist
"While we are on the subject of the Photek Softlighter, I thought it fitting to run a BTS video of Annie Leibovitz shooting Keith Richards in a hotel room for Louis Vuitton with that same light mod." |
Guest Blog Wednesday featuring Larry Becker - ScottKelby
"I absolutely believe in luck and good fortune. But I don’t believe the ‘Law of Attraction’ works in isolation from preparation and work (usually hard work). You have to get off your butt and do something. You have to be prepared for “luck.” " |
Jim Richardson: Notes and Tips From the Field - National Geographic
"After a quarter century of traveling the world on amazing assignments for National Geographic, I'm still learning how to take nonfiction photographs that say more. What underpins my photographs for National Geographic? Pencil-blunting research long before a shoot. On-the-fly camera settings and in-the-field improvisations. And sometimes I just get lucky. Mostly, I never take myself too seriously and I always figure there must be a better way—if I can just figure it out." |
| Tech Profile of Moose Peterson by Terry White |
It’s The 3rd Anniversary of Guest Blog Wednesday ft. Vincent Versace!- ScottKelby
"I am frequently asked what were the events that lead to me becoming a photographer. As is always the case, it began at the beginning. It started with my very first childhood portrait session. You see, I have a confession to make.
I was the Gerber baby." |
May 2010 Rangefinder articles (PDF)
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Peter Turnley's head, hands and feet by Johnthan Castner
"I'm not a collector or one of those people who names their tools like they are pets. Nah, but I do believe that the choices which an artist makes in regards to their tools says something about who they are and certainly how they work."
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Guest Blog Wednesday featuring David Bergman - ScottKelby
"I often use remote cameras for my sports assignments, so I decided to put one up at the concert. I mounted a Nikon D3 and 14-24 mm lens right next to Tico Torres’ drum set, looking out at the crowd. During the show, I triggered the camera with my Pocket Wizard whenever I thought it would make a good image." |
April 2010 Rangefinder magazine articles
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Shooting the Space Shuttles - PopPhoto
"Ben Cooper combines photography with rocket science" |
March 2010 Rangefinder articles
|
Haiti: Between Death and Life - the Online Photographer
"This is a significant occasion at The Online Photographer. It marks the first time we've published a significant body of original photojournalism. The following 50-picture photo essay is a World exclusive of new work shot a little more than a week ago by my friend the great photojournalist Peter Turnley." |
February 2010 Rangefinder articles
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It’s “Guest Blog Wednesday” featuring Laura Heald! at ScottKelby
"To get a job as an assistant you don’t have to know everything about photography, you just have to be open minded and willing to learn. You have to listen to instruction and be willing to take chances. Most of all you have to want to work and be flexible." |
It’s “Guest Blog Wednesday” featuring Bill Frakes! at ScottKelby
"For me using new stuff to make my work easier is just being lazy. I need to use it to make the storytelling better. I carry Nikon cameras that can see in the dark. I’m amazed at how wonderful they are." |
January 2010 Rangefinder articles:
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Chase Jarvis interview at CameraLabs
"During some of his rare downtime, I caught-up with Chase to find out about the equipment he uses, his love of social networking and the demands of becoming and being a successful commercial photographer." |
Bless Me Father Bob…..by JoeMcNally
"You know, it’s a new year, and it’s time to download the card, freshen up the pixels, clean the lens elements and confess all those photographic sins, which for me, really, are too numerous to count or catalog. As 2009 faded in the rear view mirror, I figured it was time to see Father Bob." |
A Visual Interview with Peter Turnley at the TOP
"...the portfolio you're about to look at doesn't do any one story justice. It's not a "greatest hits," either. Rather, it's a linked sequence meant to sketch the broad range and reach of Peter's work and concerns over many years."
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December 2009 Rangefinder Magazine articles:
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Year in Review by Dave Black
"It is my custom at the end of each year to present a Year In Review article. I find it interesting to re-cap jobs, assignments, and projects that I did over the past 12 months, and to take a little time to reflect and learn, then push onto the new year." |
Shuttle Launch STS-129 photos by Scott Diussa
|
Joe McNally: Control of Color - Part 1
Joe McNally has been described as "perhaps the most versatile photojournalist working today," a distinction earned for his ability to capture compelling images in locations as diverse as an operating room, the top of the Empire State Building and the cockpit of a jet aircraft. Noted for his technical mastery, what makes him unique is his ability to create and imaginatively render "the big idea"—the unique or startling concept that frames a single image or a long-term project. |
Fall 2009 edition of the Michael Clark Photography Newsletter
This issue includes:
- An editorial with updates on recent assignments and upcoming trips
- Equipment Review: The 12 MP Nikon D3 vs. a 39 MP Hasselblad H3D
- Portfolio: Recent images from California, Pennsylvania and New Mexico
- Special Portfolio: On assignment for Red Bull in San Diego, California
- Perspective: Connecting with your Audience
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| It’s “Guest Blog Wednesday” featuring Scott Rinckenberger!- ScottKelby |
November 2009 Rangefinder articles
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October 2009 Rangefinder magazine articles:
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| “Guest Blog Wednesday” featuring Aaron Greene! - ScottKelby |
| Guest Blog Wednesday featuring Drew Gurian - ScottKelby |
September 2009 Rangefinder articles:
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| Bill Fortney guest blog at ScottKelby |
July Rangefinder magazine articles (PDF)
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| Guest Blog Wednesday featuring Scott Diussa at ScottKelby |
| “Guest Blog Wednesday” featuring Mike Olivella - Scott Kelby |
June Rangefinder magazine articles (PDFs)
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| The Last Word: Cherie Steinberg Cote — A Girl's Best Friend - Rangefinder |
| Andrew Kornylak at ScottKelby |
| My Very Favorite Photography Equipment by Ree Drummond |
April 2009 Rangefinder articles in PDF
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March 2009 Rangefinder articles in PDF
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February 2009 Rangefinder articles:
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| London from above, at night - taken by Jason Hawkes with Nikon gear |
Rangefinder articles from the January 2009 issue (PDF)
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| The Profoto Pro-8 Knows You Like it Fast (Annie Liebowitz using the D3 for a portrait session) - Strobist |
Photography at the Summit Video Series - PopPhoto
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Rangefinder December 2009 articles (PDF)
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November 2009 Rangefinder articles (PDF)
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| Interview with photojournalist Bill Eppridge at PDNPulse |
| RF Cookbook from the October 2008 Rangefinder |
September Rangefinder Magazine articles (PDF)
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| 26 Concise Reviews by Thom Hogan |
| Photo by Daily Mail staffer helps overturn taekwondo decision - Rob Galbraith |
| Michael Clark's summer 2008 newsletter (PDF) |
| A Letter Home From Beijing:
Robert Hanashiro shares some experiences from his two weeks in China covering the Olympic Games |
| Olympics: Planning, Packing, And Panicking by Rod Mar |
July Rangefinder magazine articles (PDF):
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| Behind the Lens with Robert Hanashiro at PopPhoto |
Microsoft Icons of Imaging
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Rangefinder articles for June 2008
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May 2008 Rangefinder articles (PDF):
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| Sal Sessa - Nikon using pro profile |
April 2008 Issue of Rangefinder Magazine (PDFs)
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Rangefinder articles from March 2008
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January 2008 Rangefinder Magazine Articles
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| Behind the Lens with Jasin Boland - PopPhoto |
| Photographer Mike Moats specializes in tiny landscapes - Rob Galbraith |
National
Geographic photographer Joel Sartore featured in documentary - Rob Galbraith
|
| Frans
Lanting: A Journey Through Time - Apple advertorial article |
| Neal
Preston: Iconography -
Apple advertorial article |
| Jody
Dole: A Master of Digital Photography - Apple advertorial article |
| Tom
Wagner: Tampa Bay’s Digital Cover Man - Apple advertorial
article |
| Joe
McNally profile by Apple - yes, another Aperture infomercial |
| Benedict
Fernandez interview at DigitalCameraInfo |
| Podcast
interviews of pro photographers, including Moose Peterson, to be
posted on July 15 (also has an interview with Vincent Versace) |
| Podcast:
Vincent Versace Unplugged - Vincent Versace, a Nikon shooter, instructor
and all-around digital photography expert, explains his "cinematic"
approach to still photography, divulges a few of his favorite Photoshop
tricks, recommends some equipment everyone should have and much
more in this half-hour podcast - at PopPhoto |
