Tag: Lens

Onthe outskirts of the small market town of Lambach in Upper Austria, he bought a farm and tilled it himself. Thus, at the end of a long and hard-working career, he came back to the life which his father had led. It was at this period that I first began to have ideals of my own. I spent a good de...

Museums, often viewed as repositories of history and culture, are increasingly stepping outside the traditional role of passive exhibition spaces. Museology, the study and practice of museums, is now being applied to tackle social problems, fostering dialogue, and promoting positive change. This art...

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I have no commitment to this artist in his paints. He creates because he has to — I simply watch. Website

It was 2 am. We arrived in Rio on October 12th at dawn. We were tired. But excited for the days to come. After 4 days in Panama (I shared a few of my first impressions in this article), brushing up my Spanish and exploring new places, my feelings of going to Rio de Janeiro was a mixture of e...

READ ME: I like *most* of the lenses I bother to review quite a bit, and would recommend most people to pick up a copy of any of these for themselves. This review series is NOT about the professional specs of the lens, but more so the character, any quirks, and my experience with them. Logic behi...

The architectural Wonder of Habitat 67, the Enchanting Statue of Amphitrite, and Breathtaking Sunset from Mount Royal Lookout Welcome to my blog. My name is Derrick, a Colombian photographer based in Montreal, and I’m excited to start this blog where I can share the stories behind my photos...