Gilgamesh and Enkidu, Adam and Eve, Romeo and Juliet, Sherlock and Watson, even the sun and the moon—a quick glance at the historical and mythological
Types of camera: a field guide
National Photography Month continues as we catalog an array of common (and uncommon) camera categories. Round out your awareness and revel in the rich diversity
Half-week homework: Sunbursts
The first time you get a sunburst in one of your photos, the feeling is extraordinary. Those crisp rays shooting out from your light source
10 reasons to come to our Warehouse Clearance Tent Sale
Yes! Our biggest savings event of the year—we’re talking up to 75% discounts—is practically here. (In fact, we’re starting tomorrow in Boulder!) The 2019 Warehouse
Half-week homework: Peace
From Marie Kondo to Nelson Mandela, gentle thinkers around the world have long advocated for the value of a peaceful life. This week, your photo
Mother’s Day Gift Guide 2019
Get ready to get your thank on! Mother’s Day in the USA is this Sunday, May 12th. Here are a few ideas to help you
Shots made ’round the world
It’s that time again! Browse gear and socialize with your fellow Colorado photographers, then get inspired together with a fantastic local pro. Hope you’ll come
Portrait of an Artist
Paul Winner captures Dolan Geiman’s process creating mixed-media art with the Tamron SP 45mm Di VC lens. By Jenn GidmanImages By Paul Winner Paul Winner
Half-week homework: Commit to 20 great photos this month
Today marks the start of National Photography Month here in the USA. A lot has changed in the field of photography since 1987, when Congress
Spring trade-in bonuses toward top Olympus gear
OM-D and PEN lovers, it’s your turn to get outstanding deals on M.Zuiko PRO lenses and E-M1 cameras! Now through June 29, save up to
Panasonic S1/S1R owners: firmware update out now!
In case you missed it, Panasonic has released versions 1.1 of the firmware for both of its full-frame S-series cameras, the S1 and S1R, improving
The Portrait Zoom: coming this spring from Tamron
At the end of May (Nikon mount) or June (Canon mount), you’ll be able to pick up a fast, close-focusing zoom lens with a perfect
Half-week homework: Shutter drag for motion blur
If, as a photographer, you start to move into developing some of the more specialized branches of the skill tree, you may have the following
Sometimes, you just can’t beat canvas
Or, Consider The Substrate. What a photo is on can be almost as important as what the photo is of. Finding the perfect gift can
April is for archiving: transfer tapes for 40% less!
Digitizing analogue media is a time-consuming and sometimes tricky process. The alternative, however, is a slow deterioration and eventual loss of priceless family history, especially
Half-week homework: Easter
In case you haven’t heard (or been in a grocery store lately), Easter is this Sunday, the 21st. There’s a very specific decorative style and
How to Photograph Adventures in Snowboarding
Here’s one for the die-hards. At the right resort, you’ve still got about a month left! On any given day, you’ll find Anthony Cupaiuolo on
It’s true, it’s true! DEMO DAYS draw nigh and we’re all going to the zoo!
What is there to say about one of our most-anticipated annual events? If you’re not familiar, get ready to make a new tradition out of