Posts by Author: Ole Henrik Skjelstad
Photographer captures beautiful horned owl with moon backlight
This spring, Roger Brendhagen spent quite a few afternoons sitting as quietly as a mouse along the edges of a field. He was waiting for…
Looking at the Samyang 18mm FE for star photography
We reviewed the Samyang 18mm FE in February, but that was too late for the milky way season. From the middle of August, it is…
Why you should try The Rabbit Approach for landscape photography
I am hopelessly pragmatic. I feel this the most when I am out with the camera and conditions are very favorable. My approach then is…
First hands on review with the NiSi close-up lens
I was on thin ice again when I received the Nisi close-up Lens a few days ago. It meant that I had to immerse myself…
First impressions from Tamron’s affordable 70-180 F/2.8 lens
I have been using the new Tamron 70-180 for almost a week now, and I have fallen in love with the lens. It took a…
Here are the first real-world samples from the Tamron 70-180 f/2.8 Di III VXD
A few days ago, we shared that Tamron is about to release a 70-180 f/2.8 Sony lens. I received a pre-production sample of the Tamron…
How to shoot and stitch a Milky Way panorama in Lightroom
In this article, I will share how I shot a Milky Way panorama, and how I later stitched the images in Lightroom. But, first some…
The fun of shooting 11mm on a full frame camera
I didn’t buy the Irix Blackstone 11mm f/4 because of its optical qualities even though they are more than satisfactory. Truth be told, I wanted…
This is why shooting in RAW is closer to what we see with our eyes
When I received my first camera I only shot jpegs. That was all I knew. A few months later a friend of our daughter came…
Photographer shoots five cheetahs crossing a river packed with crocodiles
Arnfinn Johansen is a Norwegian nature photographer whose wildlife images have earned him international awards and recognition. When he and his group were exploring the…






































