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My parents bought this chair and a matching couch not long after they were married in 1951. This was my dads chair. If you were sitting in it when he walked into the room he gave you the friendly thumb twist, which simply meant: get up.

When dad retired to his chair, that was his time. It was his time to read the newspaper, to watch a ballgame or a movie, or to take a nap. Whether or not the world and his responsibilities were on his mind, it was his place to unwind and just... more

The drone industry is still growing at a extremely fast pace: in 2016, the sales of drones in the United States more than doubled, increasing a whopping 117%.

That figure was... more

Zen photography comes naturally with an empty mind. Its both waiting for a moment where light, shape, and dynamics fall into place, and being devoid of planning in advance. Instead of checking the weather online before a shoot, you just venture out and essentially wing it. Its all about being in the moment. As a landscape photographer, I want to share the ways of this minimalist sub-genre.

1. Negative Space

Although some might disagree, photography is much like... more

Of the recent digital medium format releases, one could argue the Hasselblad X1D carries the most-revered name. Based around a similar 44 x 33mm sensor found in the Pentax 645Z and Fujifilm GFX-50S, it offers the most 'portability' of the three, especially when coupled with its smaller leaf shutter lenses. Does the image quality live up to the name? Check out our... more

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Light has been teasing images of its first prototype L16 cameras for a while now. Today, it offered a... more

Here’s an ambitious drone project: photographer and filmmaker Will Strathmann visited a farm in Pennsylvania over two years and created this 47-second video that beautifully transitions through seasons.... more

Uh, whats that thing on your head?

Did you know it rains a lot in Seattle? No? Well, it does. It rains every day for 11 and a half months. Naturally, this poses some challenges for outdoor photography. Sure, more and more cameras are offering some degree of weather sealing, but staying dry is a hot commodity in our rainy city, and weather sealing cant keep moisture off your lens.

'If only there were some sort of hands-free device that could keep me dry all the time, while also making me... more

Light Rumors has published production product images of the upcoming... more

A couple of years ago, my twin boys (now 9) began to ask me for cameras. I was 6 when I got my first camera — it was the first thing I used my allowance on.

It was an old 110 Kodak camera. I was hooked from that moment and although there were moments where photography was not in the forefront, it was never too far behind (whether I realized it or not). So, since my boys were 7, I thought it was a great time for them to get started and was really excited (and a little... more

Need something more than a wearable umbrella for your outdoor photography in bad weather? Check out the... more

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