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Talented landscape photographer and Fujifilm X Photographer Andy Mumford has extensive experience photographing a wide range of landscapes, including coastal scenes and waterscapes. Photographing waterscapes comes with a unique set of challenges. Unlike many other landscape scenes, when photographing water, shutter speed...
Photographer Andrew Marr is back in his native Australia after a series of videos from his travels in Iceland. Australia is a gorgeous country that I don't think gets nearly enough attention for its landscapes. Hopefully the new video from Marr below helps change that.
In this latest video, Marr is heading to a...
Ocean vistas and sunsets are familiar ground for photographers, but capturing inspiring -- and novel -- perspectives of water is no easy feat. Find out how surf and adventure photographer Chris Burkard approaches the art of shooting in and around the water!
Let's be honest: how often do we think about where our water comes from, and where it goes to, while using it? Probably not all that often. After all, most of us, living in a society where almost everyone has easy access to seemingly unlimited supplies of freshwater, it's easy to take that daily shower or bottle of spring water for granted. But when...
We knew the mirrorless Olympus OM-D E-M1 compact system camera was pretty durable and weather-resistant when we got our hands on it for a First Impressions review last month, but the below video shows how it can survive getting drenched by water. Our friend Chris Gampat at The Phoblographer ran the 16-megapixel Olympus...
This video (below) from science and illusion explainer brusspup looks all but magical. He shows a moving stream of water, frozen in mid-air in a waveform that seems to be suspended no matter how he moves around it. But it’s a straightforward scientific explanation that also demonstrates a classic illusion seen in many...