I have just published episode 165 of my Wild Nature Photography Podcast. In this episode, I review the late Jeff Schewe’s – The Digital Print. The Digital Print is a must-own for all photographers and the bible of digital printing books. This is the second of the two-part review series on both The Digital Negative and The Digital Print books. The review of the Digital Negative was published in episode 164.
I have just published episode 164 of my Wild Nature Photography Podcast. In this episode, I review the late Jeff Schewe’s – The Digital Negative. The Digital Negative is a must-own for all photographers and the bible of digital image-processing books. This is the first of a two-part review series on both The Digital Negative and The Digital Print books.
Excited to have made the finals across the three competition categories, Birds, Natural Landscape and Wildlife, I entered this year in the Australian Photographic Prize. Live judging for these categories starts tomorrow!
I have just published episode 163 of my Wild Nature Photography Podcast. In this episode, I discuss part two of the series on How to Start Printing Your Work. This episode includes a discussion on colour space for printing, rendering intents, print resolution, print sharpening and print evaluation, as well as thoughts on optimal print sizing for the intended purpose.
The photograph of the month for July 2026 comes from my Wild Nature Photo Travel workshop and expedition to Svalbard earlier this year (Read the Trip Report). The new regulations in Svalbard that prohibit approaching Polar Bears within 500m at this time of year can work in the photographer’s favour. In this case, the opportunity to capture the bear against the face of the giant glacier helps give fantastic context and scale to the bear’s environment. Shot with the Canon EOS R1 and Canon RF600mm F4L, the key to this photograph was to ensure the bear was sharp and had great paw position to help convey a strong sense of movement.
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