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David Noton’s “Chasing the Light” eZine
With features from behind the lens and on the road with world-renowned landscape and travel photographer David Noton as well as a wealth of other contributors, Chasing the Light eZine, exclusively available to the worldwide following of f11 members, combines stunning photography of the most spectacular locations on earth with technical features, video tutorials, humorous anecdotes, travel notes, a member’s gallery and industry news. The personable stories behind the photos make it an entertaining, informative and inspirational monthly read, as well as an invaluable information resource for all who love landscapes, travel and photography.
Please note that the full contents of Chasing the Light eZine is available to f11 subscribers only. Sign up for a free trial (join HERE)!
For more information contact David Noton’s office on 01963 250061 or email enquiries@davidnoton.com
Last July saw the very first LEE Filters supported workshops in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil with Jeremy Walker and top Brazilian landscape photographer Príamo Melo.
The workshops came about because of the enthusiasm of Patricia Martins, who had been on a U.K. based LEE workshop and the hard work and dedication of Príamo Melo, a long time LEE advocate and widely recognised as one of the best photographers of his generation.
Due to the great success and huge demand from the photographic enthusiasts of Rio, once again this July, Lee Filters are supporting Jeremy and Príamo in two more workshops held at the Casa da Ladeira in the heart of Rio.
More on Jeremy Walker HERE
More on Príamo Melo HERE
We’re holding a contest on Facebook! To be eligible to win, you must “Like” LEE Filters on Facebook and tell us in the comment section, How has LEE Filters Inspired YOU?!
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Photographer JONATHAN CRITCHLEY uses his Big Stopper along with other LEE Photography Filters to achieve these incredible images. Click on each ad to learn more about his process, and story behind these photos.
For more on Jonathan, click HERE
Visit LEE Filters + Jeremy Walker!
You’re invited to visit LEE Filters at The Robert White Open Day on Saturday, 20 April 2013 from 10:00am to 16:30pm located at The Robert White shop and studio units at Alder Hills Ind Est, BH12 4AR.
For information on the event, click HERE
The day is open to anyone who wants to join, and they will be hosting a FREE talk by Landscape photographer, Jeremy Walker who will be appearing in morning and afternoon sessions. Jeremy Walker, an award winning landscape photographer based in Dorset, England leads a series of highly sought after workshops in the U.K and abroad including the incredibly successful and popular LEE Filters workshops.
It’s not often that you hear that Apple and Google—both fighting for utter smartphone dominance—have teamed up on anything, but reports from Bloomberg say it’s the case. And they’re both going in on a half a billion dollars worth of Kodak patents. via
NEW from LEE Filters: The Sev5n System
Introducing the Seven5 Micro Filter System from LEE Filters
Designed for use with Compact System Cameras, the Seven5 filter system hands the photographer control of their images when it really matters – at the moment of capture.
Light, portable and perfect for street photography and general picture-taking
on-the-go, compact system cameras feature the flexibility of manual controls and interchangeable lenses, but it hasn’t always been possible to make the most of filters with them – until now.
Comprising a lightweight, precision engineered filter holder, the LEE Filters Seven5 Micro Filter System is compatible with LEE’s 75x90mm filter range - which includes a Polariser, Neutral Density Filters and now the Big Stopper.
Simply select the correct adaptor ring for your lens thread, screw it onto the lens, snap on the filter holder and drop in the appropriate filter.
In just a few moments you’re ready to shoot!!
For more information, visit our site HERE
An ode to painter Mark Rothko, photographer Alfonso Calero shares different techniques to achieve the effects of these beautiful photographs. Learn more HERE
If these photos remind you of paintings, they’re supposed to. Photographer Alfonso Calero was inspired by the paintings of Mark Rothko when he made this series of landscapes using a variety of techniques.
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“The quality and color of light can change dramatically not only over the course of the day, but even over mere minutes around sunrise and sunset. To get those great photographs, photographers not only must be in the right place, but also must be there at the right time. Sometimes that “right time” lasts for only a minute”
