Photo Journal from The Wall Street Journal features Pictures of the Week: March 8 - 12.

During the 2010 WPPI conference, I helped out and hung out at a photo shoot with Carlos Baez, assisted by Jessica Lark. The shoot involved two professional models and what Carlos calls – “nudeoir.” Carlos presently is one of the best photographers working with the nude form. So it’s no surprise that the workshop filled up

Earlier this year Wayne Simpson and I went out to photograph scenes around Cochrane, Alberta. We were lucky to get some fog for moody photos. This scene I shot with my 17mm tilt-shift lens, with the lens shifted to keep the perspective of the tree corrected. The more I use the 17mm, the more I love

Skycross 2 by Nahwa Al Fasi

Do you want to lock the mirror up before taking a photo? This is mostly for macro, long lens, huge extended lenses, extra super long exposures...

Digital cameras are always changing, adding new features and improving old ones. At the first CP+ photo tradeshow in Japan, the CIPA (Camera and Imaging Products Association) made predictions on what the "cameras of the future" will look like, highlighting some potential future camera technologies and high-tech cameras. The president of the CIPA, Tsuyoshi Kikukawa, spoke of the cameras of the...

A trip to the worlds largest photography and imaging event Photokina is the major prize in an exciting new photographic contest launched by Photo Imaging News in association with leading distributor Adeal and exhibition organiser Koelmesse GmbH

Just finished up writing a new article on photo safaris for the Nikonians eZine. Check it out! or

Digital Imaging Leader Enlists Bloggers to Capture and Share Content Through yfrog, the Most Widely Used Tool for Sharing Photos and Videos on Twitter MELVILLE, N.Y. (March 12, 2010) – Digital imaging leader Nikon Inc. announced today that it will offer a unique social platform for the music, technology and film community to post content in

It was good fun poking through all the great comments as hundreds of y'all deconstructed the advertising image I posted on Tuesday. Tons of great insights, lots of great ideas I didn't use (but might next time) and, while it was a tough choice, I think J. Harrington was the first person who most accurately pulled apart the technical aspects of this image. We'll send him a signed book or something ...