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I Had The Honor Of Documenting The Birth Of The Son Of An Unexpectedly Deployed Us Navy Diver

When I received an urgent text from my maternity client and fellow Navy Diver wife a few days ago, my heart broke into pieces. Her beautiful baby boy was due to be delivered via c-section in just a few days time, and her husband had just received emergency deployment orders to join the search and rescue mission for the missing Argentinian submarine. boredpanda.com »

2017-11-27 05:09

See The Best Drone Photos of The Year

Drones have become an integral weapon in the arsenal of today’s photographer, so it should come as no surprise that there’s a dedicated photo contest focusing purely on aerial imagery. Captured in Vietnam by a photographer called Hellios, this shot took second place in the Dronestagram contest's 'People' category and shows great use of colour In fact the annual contest from social network, Dronestagram is now in its fourth year and saw over 8,000 submissions entered for the various categories, which were judged by industry professionals, including staff from National Geographic. digitalrev.com »

2017-7-11 03:00

Photo of the week: The Shining

This morning was the second of my stay in Torres Base camp (Torres Del Paine NP, Chilean Patagonia) with my Patagonia workshop group earlier this year. The day before we had shot an amazing sunrise from down at the lagoon, and our sights were fixed on something different for this morning. dpreview.com »

2017-7-8 17:00

Nikon D3: The camera that changed everything

In 2007, after several years of lagging behind Canon in the enthusiast and professional DSLR market, Nikon was doing alright. Not spectacularly, but they were hanging in there. The D200 was a popular and capable enthusiast model, and the professional D2x was a significant advance on the muddled 'h' and 's' releases of the past. dpreview.com »

2017-5-25 13:30

Throwback Thursday: Nikon D70

In 2004 I had to make the same grueling decision as many fellow photographers: Canon EOS 300D (Digital Rebel) or Nikon D70 - which one was to become my first digital SLR? The Canon, which had been launched in August 2003 was the first true consumer-level DSLR and had been on my wish list for a few months when, in January 2004, Nikon threw a curve ball and launched a direct competitor to the EOS 300D: the D70, the company's first sub-$1000 digital SLR. dpreview.com »

2017-3-30 13:00

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