Barney Britton

Julia Icenogle is a self-taught night photographer who lives in the Seattle area with her dog, Lyra. She sat down with us recently to speak about her work, what inspires her to go out into the wilderness at night, and how preparation is the key to successful night photography. You can find more of her work on Instagram. Several years ago, I had a friend who thought it would be fun to go out into the darkness to take photos of the Perseid meteor shower.

Nicolas Remy is an underwater photographer born in France but currently based in Sydney, Australia. Nicolas fell in love with diving in the late 2000s and now works as a full-time photographer and photography coach alongside his wife, Léna. A long-time DSLR shooter, Nicolas recently switched to mirrorless, and over the past few months, he’s been putting Nikon's flagship Z9 to the test in one of the most photographically challenging environments imaginable.

windmillgolfer A good article. Over many years, having settled on Panasonic M4/3 via Canon, I acquired several bodies and lenses, covering UWA to 400mm, always buying at very good new prices or used via eBay. In the past couple of years I’ve tended to buy from mpb, trading kit that I’ve not used enough.