An interview with Wiley author and educator Taz Tally, whose latest book is Photoshop CS2 Before & After Makeovers. Tally is a legendary prepress master, and in this interview we…
For the past 160 years, light sensitive silver was the standard for creating photographs, and although it seems like traditional Black and White photographic processes are dead, for fine artists,…
Since 1914, for many photographers one name was synonymous with photography, and that was Leica. The original UR-Leica was invented by Oskar Barnack and used a new film format for…
An interview with master digital printer Jack Duganne, who began printing for Graham Nash, and who coined the terms “Giclée”, and later founded Duganne Atellier. If you have ever wondered…
One of the most important aspects of the digital photography revolution was the ability to create books of your own images without the need for a publisher, or even the…
One of the pioneers of digital photography, Stephen Johnson’s high-resolution digital photographs of the National Parks helped to rewrite our understanding of the parks themselves, and of the potential of…
With the introduction of the Olympus E-1 DSLR system, Olympus sought to bring unity and sophistication to the myriad approaches to lens and sensor design in the industry, and in…
For the past 100 years much of the world market for the base of photography papers were all made by one firm, Felix Schoeller of Germany, and today they have…