Landscape photography
Photographing Stokksnes and Vestrahorn, Iceland
A return trip to eastern Iceland to photograph Vestrahorn in (hopefully) more favorable weather and light.
Todd Dominey
Landscape photographer, designer and dad.
Landscape photography
Photographing the Southern Highlands, Iceland
Iceland’s southern highlands are out of this world. Wild, untamed and seemingly endless, it’s a landscape relatively few tourists venture into (it requires a 4×4 and is accessible only in summer). I recently traveled to this region to create new landscape images, and in this video I
Product Reviews
What’s In My Bag: Iceland 2021
All the gear I'm packing for a summer landscape photography trip to Iceland
Tutorials
Should you buy solid or variable neutral density filters?
Taking a close look at the pros and cons of solid and variable neutral density filters (and why you may need both)
Landscape photography
Photographing Secret Beach, Oregon
Sea stacks, seaweed and sand on the beautiful coastline of Oregon
Product Reviews
iFootage Spider Crab review: magical magic arms
An essential phot and video accessory reimagined and reinvented
Product Reviews
Freewell Magnetic Variable ND review: thin, fast, almost perfect
Freewell reinvents the wheel with a unique filter system designed for maximum flexibility and opportunity
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Canon C-Log to Rec.709 Exposure Correction LUTs
Custom made LUTs that transform C-Log and C-Log 3 footage to Rec.709 while also adjusting exposure for faster editing and color grading
Product Reviews
DxO PureRAW review: better raw files
Improving "straight out of camera" raw files with better de-mosaicing, de-noising and sharpening
Product Reviews
Godox UL60 review: the sound of silence
Couple of years ago when I first started a channel over at YouTube, I purchased a Godox SL-60W. I chose the 60W because it provided 60 watts of continuous, daylight-balanced light, had a high CRI value, plus a Bowens mount for attaching modifiers. But most importantly, the 60W cost hundreds
Tutorials
The frame: how it helps and hurts your photos
Every photo has a frame. It’s where a photograph begins and ends. How a photographer chooses to use the frame when composing can influence how viewers perceive a subject. In the video below, I share how I think about framing and aspect ratio, plus images of mine that have
Product Reviews
BenQ PhotoVue SW271C review: great display for photo and video editing
Hardware color calibrated, 4K monitor for creatives, photographers and video editors