Travel the Planet, and Photograph It
Today's #instagram repost reminds us that even the little birdies get gouged in a rough economy. (I came across this misspelled sign at mccafe in Hong Kong, Hung hom station.)...
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The interchangeable-lens shift for professionals just got a bit more compelling now that Fotodiox put the RhinoCam, e-mount medium-format back-plate capable of creating a 140...
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Today is Chinese Lunar New Year, the year of the snake. To celebrate the holiday I’ve put together a short time lapse of the Xihu flower fair that opened on Thursday. The...
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Beaches may not be the first thing that comes to mind when asked to name things China has, but that might soon change. Over the past couple of years, the country has put forth great...
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Mar 10, 2013
The interchangeable-lens shift for professionals just got a bit more compelling now that Fotodiox put the RhinoCam, e-mount medium-format back-plate capable of creating a 140 megapixel image with the Nex7, up for sale on its website for $499 USD. The past year has seen more than a few great adapters come out for Sony’s e-mount lens mount featured on...
Feb 10, 2013
Today is Chinese Lunar New Year, the year of the snake. To celebrate the holiday I’ve put together a short time lapse of the Xihu flower fair that opened on Thursday. The Xihu flower fair is one of the largest and longest running annual flower fairs in Guangzhou. Each year in the days leading up to Chinese Spring Festival, the lunar new year, the...
Jan 6, 2013
AT THE end of the year each of us will go through our own ritual of shedding the old and donning the new; resolutions will be made and broken, donation boxes will be filled and carted to shelters, papers will be filed and sealed, and images and video will be archived in an effort to neatly pack up the past and step into the future. My contribution to 2012 as...
Chad Stuart Owsley, the owner/editor/producer of this site, is a photographer and foreign expert lecturer on photography and photojournalism from the United States, working in Guangzhou, China.
