Posts by Author: Ole Henrik Skjelstad
The milky way, a medium format camera and a f/4 lens – this is how it went
For several years I have believed that shooting with a medium format camera at high iso would yield a terrible result. I have thought that…
A quick guide for using Pixel Shift in Lightroom
Pentax Pixel Shift is a fantastic feature when it comes to boosting the dynamic range, increase the level of detail and reduce the noise in…
These autumn squirrels photo series will put a smile on your face!
It was last fall that Dick van Duijn and a friend headed out to the Brabant forests in the Netherlands. The aim was to shoot…
2019 Landscape Photo of the Year contest winners will put you in awe of nature
There are plenty of photo competitions around. Some are free, some are paid. Some offer prizes and some only bragging rights. Our World in Focus…
Photographer captures the cutest bear cubs dance in a circle
Valtteri Mulkahainen is a physical education teacher from Sotkamo, Finland. When not teaching he is frequently out with the camera to capture the Finnish wildlife….
Photographer captures the cutest squirrel embracing and smelling a flower
You know that humans enjoy smelling flowers, its not a big surprise. A squirrel enjoying an intimate moment with a flower is way rarer. In…
You may get sued big time if you aren’t careful with what you upload to Unsplash
Unsplash has in a short time become a major player in the photo-sharing industry. 174,000 photographers have uploaded images to the site. The platform this…
How to focus stack landscape photos in Photoshop
“One of the most appealing attributes of landscape photographs is sharpness from front to back. Everything is in sharp focus in the foreground, middle, and…
The winners of the world’s largest photo contest: Wiki Loves Monuments
Wiki Loves Monuments is the world largest photography competition. Wikimedia states, “It’s also a platform for global collaboration in making beautiful, significant photos of monuments…






































