When Swedish photographer Roger Vikström sent us his spontaneous review of the Boris IV, we immediately noticed something interesting. The review wasn’t really about a backpack. It was about the philosophy behind it: carrying only what you need, moving efficiently, and focusing on the experience rather than the equipment. So
Some bird photographs grab you with the action. Others make you stop because of the light, the vivid colours or the intimacy of the moment. Kelley Luikey’s images fall firmly into the second category. Based in Port Royal, South Carolina, Kelley has developed a signature soft, dreamy and painterly style.
When Swedish photographer Roger Vikström sent us his spontaneous review of the Boris IV, we immediately noticed something interesting. The review wasn’t really about a backpack. It was about the philosophy behind it: carrying only what you need, moving efficiently, and focusing on the experience rather than the equipment. So
Bird photographer Hans Overduin on creating atmosphere straight out of camera For Dutch photographer Hans Overduin, bird photography isn’t about trophies or technical tricks. It’s about atmosphere. About being outside. And about those brief moments where light, landscape and subject fall perfectly into place. “I photograph almost everything wide open,”
