“Photography can’t change the world, but it can give us lots of opportunities to create change…” – Filming the story of the incredible team at Haircuts4Homeless, through the eyes of London beauty photographer – Jack Eames.
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Echoes of the Past – The Shifting Ice Caves of a Shrinking Glacier
When you’re in the exact spot in which you photographed a Vatnajökull ice cave a couple of years prior, to find yourself stood in a dry gravel parking lot, you realise just how fast and visibly Iceland’s glaciers are disappearing…
iPhone Photography – A Year in Review : We’ve come a long way…
A week before its successor is launched, Paul looks back on how his iPhone 15 Pro Max has delivered impressive landscape results over the past year, becoming an essential part of his Medium Format workflow.
A Different Perspective – Luxury Hotel Photography at Shangri-La Dubai
Capturing the essence of luxury found at Shangri-La Dubai, as it showcases its own iconic features and brand heritage from the heart of this ever-growing city in the sand.
Artificial Stupidity – Could AI be the End of Landscape Photography?
Discussing the impact – both positive and negative – that AI could have on Landscape Photography, along with what it could mean for the industry long-term.
Luxury Photographic Expeditions – Bespoke Photography Workshops, Designed Around You
Our luxury photographic expeditions and workshops are bespoke, private, adventures where you’ll be guided on a unique photography experience to capture moments that last a lifetime.
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.
Fine Art Photographer of the Year 2021 – British Institute of Professional Photography
Paul is awarded Fine Art Photographer of the Year 2021, by the British Institute of Professional Photography (BIPP) for his, Travel, Landscape & Architecture images.
Supercharged for Photographers – The brand new Apple 16 inch MacBook Pro M1 Max
With all the power you can imagine at your fingertips, Apple’s new 16-inch MacBook Pro M1 Max really does deliver a creative workstation for the road.
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.
Durdle Door – The Challenges Facing Our Jurassic Coast’s Heritage
Reflecting on the incredible UNESCO World Heritage Site as a back-yard coastal destination – Paul looks at its recent past & future challenges at Durdle Door
Yoga vs Photography – One good for the back, one… maybe not so much.
Can yoga help fix a photographer’s broken back that was so painful it put him in a wheelchair for nearly a month? Paul seems to think so…
Life in Lockdown – With the 16-Core Mac Pro & Apple Pro Display XDR
Testing the power & colour accuracy of Apple’s latest Mac Pro + Pro Display XDR combination, for photographic post-processing. Review summary: It’s awesome!
No, 100 megapixels+ will not make you a better photographer – but this might…
The race is back on amongst the consumer imaging brands – but will Fuji’s GFX 100 megapixel camera actually make you a better photographer? (Spoiler alert : NO)
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
Glass Ball Photography – The Whole World in your Hand
Learn how to get the best images from your glass ball photography – from city lights to vast landscapes – with this review and 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.
Capture Dedication – Win one of our All-Inclusive Workshops with Phase One
Updated – only 24 hours to go before entries close at 23:59, 23rd April 2018 (CEST)! Once again, Phase One have pulled some huge prizes out of the bag for their latest Capture One Pro competition, and all you have to do to win is show them an image which is really special to you as a photographer… The top prize? An all-inclusive workshop with me, to your choice of either California or Shanghai later […]
Norway’s Lofoten Islands – Stunning? Yes. “Untamed”? I’m not so sure.
It’s one of landscape photography’s “big ticks” – that shot of the fishermans cottages in the shadow of Lofoten’s mountain range in Hamnøy; one of the archipelago’s tiny islands connected by bridges that span for miles across the region. I have to admit, it’s been a place I’d been wanting to shoot for a while, so when the opportunity arose to test some new equipment in low temperatures, it was pretty high up there on […]
Iceland : The Land of the Midnight Sun, Mountains & Waterfalls
What an evening – and what a view! Being lucky enough to stand in the foothills of Kirkjufellsfoss at 12:30am this summer was quite the experience, and everything I thought it would be all those months ago when we planned this trip to Iceland to see the midnight sun. Landing into Reykjavik, it was clear this was going to be a strange week – looking back to the plane in the middle of the night […]
Rollei Pro Square Filter Mark II Review & Comparison
When you’ve been testing a new series of filters for a while, it’s easy to forget that one day they’ll actually become real-life products – that is, until the final versions arrive in their shiny new packaging at your door. Say hello to the brand new “Mark II” Rollei square photographic filters, and finally I can talk about some of the amazing features on these German-engineered sheets of glass. And they’re not just any glass, they’re now […]
Spellbound : Iceland’s Northern Winter Waterfalls
It’s a truly amazing feeling – that moment when you walk up to a location that’s taken ages to get to, having planned it for months, with doubt all along the way that you’d even arrive – to find the exact scene you were hoping for. With a mix of relief, awe and then urgency; it was time to shoot the stunning Aldeyjarfoss waterfall, in the North-East of Iceland, before the weather closed in after our ice-bound […]
First Light : Sunrise at Zion National Park
Zion – a National Park that I’ve passed many times, yet strangely never visited. Heading in for just one night as we travelled the long trek from Jackson to Las Vegas, I was reliably informed that there was one key “sunset shot” that was worth heading in to at least try and capture. The signs of an unlikely shot were there – the weather was closing in, loads of people around in the late season, and […]