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Discover the empathetic documentation and the profound impact of the water crisis on communities worldwide through the interview with MA Fashion Photography graduate Marisol Mendez, winner of the Sony World Photography Award.

Since I posted the previous post, and got so many interesting replies from readers, Ive done more thinking about what I would do if I had resources. And as for what I would want for myself, I come down to...

Well this should be great fun for a Sunday! Ctein and I have agreed in principle on having a print sale of the Sigma fp-M test shots, so you can see for yourself what prints from a full-frame sensor converted...

And if you want to go deep on focus, heres how. My old colleague Harold Merklingers book The Ins and Outs of Focus is available as shareware. You can read it online or download it and look it over, and...

Canon v. Canon The other day in the "Competition from Used" post I said, "Its almost like were in the exact opposite situation of the one we were in at the turn of the millennium." Which got me to thinking. Back then, Canon had just introduced the D30 (not 30D, but D30) a "reasonably priced" digital SLR that had a three megapixel sensor. It was bigger news in the photography world then than anything at all is now. Photo writers across the globe breathlessly ventured the holy-grail claim—tha...

(To see all the comments, click on the "Comments" link below.) Featured Comments from: Cecelia: "Print size preference for me is entirely related to viewing distance. Instagram is good for an image a few inches from my face, and I love standing 20 feet from a big enveloping painting. "Once, I had a chance to purchase original art for a corporate space, and prints that were 3–5 feet on an edge were successful in modest interior spaces. 8x10 or book-sized prints need to be viewed pretty close a...