Chasing Rainbows

Article Abstract:

The elusive nature of a rainbow makes it difficult to capture on film. The best time to catch a glimpse of one is when the sun shines after a storm, or when rain clouds are visible in the distance while the sun shines. A tripod and polarizer should be used, and exposures should be bracketed when shooting color slides. Several professional photographers discuss their techniques for photographing rainbows.

Photography, Rainbow, Rainbows

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With thousands of waterway miles in Europe, why not barge in?

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An account of one photographer's travels by barge over England's many small canals is presented. Barge travel offers an ideal view of the beautiful English countryside and plenty of opportunity for taking pictures. The trip is slow and methodical but provides a relaxing and serene atmosphere.

Personal narratives, Column, England, Photography, Artistic, Artistic photography, Barges

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Bob Schwalberg: the last frame

Article Abstract:

Bob Schwalberg first wrote for Popular Photography in the 1950s. He was an expert on camera equipment who worked for the manufacturer of Leica cameras and as a European correspondent before returning to write for the magazine.

Obituary, Officials and employees, Photographers, Journalists, Popular Photography (Periodical), Schwalberg, Bob

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