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Vestrahorn – Capturing Iceland’s All-Season, South-Eastern, Viking Wonder
Exploring the incredible (and lesser-visited) Stokksnes peninsular to photograph the iconic Vestrahorn mountain range in all weathers on the south-east coast of Iceland.
Masterclass – The Professional Photography Tuition Series
Join Paul for our series of specialist, in-depth, masterclass sessions on key photographic topics, where we demonstrate best practices and how to get the the most from your landscape or cityscape photography.
Homestead – Sunrise With The New Phase One XT Rodenstock 40mm Tilt Lens
The new Phase One 40mm XT Tilt lens from Rodenstock opens up a new way of shooting on an already incredible camera system while testing in Jackson Hole, Wyoming.
Small & Mighty: Apple Mac Studio M1 Ultra Review – The Creative’s Flexible Workstation
Paul reviews the new Apple Mac Studio M1 Ultra – A flexible, powerful workstation for creatives, photographers & digitechs, both on-location and back at base.
Shooting The City – Paul’s Top Tips For Great Urban & Cityscape Photography
Learn how to get the best cityscape images with Paul’s tips on capturing the energy, excitement and movement of these incredible places around the world.
A Bag For Life – Switching to NYA-EVO’s New Fjord Backpacks
Switching to NYA-EVO’s Fjord 36 and 60-C specialist camera backpacks and bags for worldwide extreme travel photography expeditions with Paul Reiffer, Commercial Landscape and Cityscape Photographer.
Frame Averaging – A Complete Guide To The New Long Exposure Triangle
The Ultimate Guide to In-Camera Automated Frame Averaging and Flexible Long Exposures by Global Phase One Ambassador, Photographer, Paul Reiffer
Capture One 21 Released – A Guide to the New Features
The complete guide and review of Capture One Pro 21 – All the new features & updates explained by ambassador & professional photographer, Paul Reiffer
Comet Neowise – NeoWhere? Finding the Coolest Thing in the Night Sky
As the brightest comet in nearly a quarter of a century, you’d think that catching a glimpse of the huge cosmic ice-ball otherwise known as C/2020 F3 “Comet NEOWISE” would be easy.
Dual Exposure+ – Testing the New Phase One Lab in Miami’s South Beach
Phase One’s latest Lab feature review – Dual Exposure+. 18 stops of DR and the ability to capture perfectly exposed highlights with virtually noise-free shadow details.
Digital Camera Magazine – Frame Averaging and XT One to One Masterclass
Learn about switching to Medium Format, what Frame Averaging means for the wider industry, Phase One XT, and more in this month’s Digital Camera magazine.
Patagonia – Part Two: Mt Fitz Roy, El Chaltén, Argentina
Exploring more of Patagonia, its southern ice fields, winter waterfalls and the golden sunsets over Mt Fitz Roy, as Paul explores El Chaltén, Argentina.
Launching Capture One 20 – New Feature Review of Phase One’s Latest Image Editing Tools
Paul’s review and guide to the latest features released as part of today’s Capture One 20 upgrade – Phase One’s professional image editing tool.
Get the Free Interactive Guide to Long Exposure Photography with Phase One
Access Paul’s tips, tricks & techniques, written and compiled together with the team at Phase One in our free interactive guide to Long Exposure Photography
Mono Lake – Shooting ‘The Other World’ for Nearly 20 Years
While relatively off-the-beaten-track, Mono Lake’s incredible “tufa” formations across its shoreline bring photographers from far and wide to capture these unusual scenes – Paul Reiffer.
Death Valley – Photographs from the Hottest Place on Earth
Paul’s guide to photographing the amazing landscapes of Death Valley National Park. When to visit, which locations to shoot, what to look for in a workshop
Firefall – Capturing the Winter Glow of Yosemite’s Horsetail Falls
It’s so rare to find solitude in the world when combined with a stunning natural phenomenon; Yosemite National Park’s “Firefall” delivers both nature and crowds
Splash! – Water Drop Photography with High Speed Freeze Flash
Experimenting with MIOPS’ “Splash” kit – designed to make water drop photography more of a science than an art. A guide by Paul Reiffer – Photographer
Behind The Scenes – Shooting the Phase One IQ4 150MP Launch Images
The Phase One IQ4 150MP Infinity Platform ships at the end of this month, and for the past week I’ve been their focus in the latest marketing campaign.
Hands-on Review – Launching the Phase One IQ4 150MP Infinity Platform Camera System
151 million pixels of pure medium format perfection, combined with the most advanced camera system in the world – all revealed inside today’s announcement and hardware release from the amazing guys at Phase One in Copenhagen. For sure, the IQ4 150MP tech specs are impressive: A Back Side-Illuminated (BSI) sensor capable of capturing unsurpassed levels of detail onto dual storage cards, coupled with lenses that can resolve incredible resolutions in a camera package that now […]
Light Pollution, Astroklar & Natural Night Filter Review – Do They Really Work?
Light pollution: Increasingly a challenge for city dwellers and photographers alike. Those deep, dark skies that I’m lucky enough to see full of stars out in the countryside are becoming an endangered species in their own right as the world’s population continues to rise and urban areas inevitably expand. The problem is, with all that light bouncing around, our view of the night sky (and ability to capture it) continues to diminish on a daily […]
Capture One – Advanced Masks & Adjustments, Bridging the Filter Gap
Glass filters are an essential part of many landscape photograpers’ kit bags, but what happens when there simply isn’t the perfect filter for the scene before your eyes?
Paul guides you through how Capure One’s advanced masks and dynamic range recovery tools can help bring that image back to exactly what you saw.
Chill Out : The End of Winter in Iceland
For the briefest of moments, the sound of cracking had stopped – the huge iceberg formations that feed Iceland’s iconic Jökulsárlón (or “glacial river lagoon” when translated) had steadied and the tide was turning. While often full of baby icebergs which have fallen away from the surface of the Vatnajökull glacier, finding one of this size in isolation resting in still water (with very few people around to distract) was quite unusual. Even better, the stillness […]