British superbike photographer James Wright has earned himself an enviable reputation for catching the thrills and excitement of motorcycle racing. He explains to CPN Editor David Corfield why quality and consistency keeps his customers coming back time and again…
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Superbike photographer James Wright shares his workflow for capturing top-speed action!
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Lucie Debelkova: living for the dream destination
Top travel photographer and Canon Explorer Lucie Debelkova lives for the thrill of new horizons. She reveals to CPN Editor David Corfield her motivations and vision and how social media, Canon’s EOS 5DS and three EF zoom lenses help her discover and record what she sees…
Canon Explorer Lucie Debelkova discovers new horizons with the EOS 5DS.
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Conservation photographer Pete Oxford has spent more than three decades documenting environmental issues in Ecuador. From the Galápagos to the Amazon, he uses his imagery to draw attention to the natural world in decline. To do so, he must cast his net wide. ‘I specialise in being a generalist,’ he says.
In conversation with Pete Oxford
Interview by Nick Smith
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Exploring the explosives beauty of Hawaï Volcanoes National Park
Photography by CJ Kale
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Boom, Baby!
Interview by Mark Edward Harris and more in:
Outdoor Photographer – Vol.33 No.6 | July 2017
The Alaskan Allure
Matt Skinner Photography
Fire in the Sky
Canon EOS 5D Mark III, 1/30 se., f/4.0, ISO 100
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Eklutna Tailrace Reflections
Canon EOS 5D Mark III, 2.5 sec., f/8.0, ISO 100
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Lake Rotorua
Canon EOS 5D Mark III, 1/250 sec., f/9.0, ISO 100
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Out of This World Aurora
Canon EOS 5D Mark III, 18 sec., ISO 1600
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The Alaskan Allure
Matt Skinner Photography
Interview by Harris Lim in Bokeh Magazine
The low light storytelling of Richard Vantielcke
At first glance the images of freelance photographer Richard Vantielcke seem to be stark, appearing to simply show the cold reality of urban cityscapes in the middle of the night. But look a little closer and you can begin to see humour, narratives and clear concepts within his pictures. In an exclusive interview he spoke to CPN writer Steve Fairclough to discuss his inspirations and reveals how he creates his quirky style of photography.
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Discover how Richard Vantielcke ventures into the Parisian night to photograph creative concepts in low light
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Zoë Kravitz photographed by Patrick Demarchelier
“People always assume I’m much more hippie-dippy than I am.”
Beyond the famous pedigree, the formidable Ms. Kravitz is poised for single-name stardom.
…It would be journalistic negligence to do an interview with Zoë Kravitz without bringing up her style, which is so admired and emulated. We start with the hair: “The platinum’s fun. It’s work. But it’s something I’ve always wanted to do. I’ll stick with it as long as I can.” She laughs at the thought that her aesthetic may not outlast her patience or lack thereof. Her fashion sense seems less of a problem in that department and is firmly rooted in common sense, for all its bohemian overtones. “I’ve always liked contrasts, contradiction,” she says of her fashion tastes. “I think too much of anything doesn’t work — like if everything you wear is expensive-looking, you look stale. And if everything you wear is ripped and falling apart, you look crazy.” (Every fashion blogger in the world, please, oh please, take note.) “I like when you can find a balance. I live in New York City. I walk around. I have to be comfortable. You don’t look cool or sexy if you’re uncomfortable; it’s not attractive.”
more at Allure
