New Zealand photographer Remco Vis talks about his journey from film to digital and mirrorless photography, his love of the South Island’s landscapes and his instinct for unexpected moments. From his first Kodak 126 Instamatic to the Olympus OM-D E-M5 and E-M1 Mark II, Remco explores the advantages of Micro Four Thirds, the importance of simply getting out and shooting, and the photographs that have become his livelihood through print sales.
Thank you, Giampaolo, for this opportunity to get to know the person behind this magnificent work a little better! Could you start by introducing yourself to our readers?My name is Giampaolo Mascalzoni, I am 53 years old and have been a professional photographer since 1988. I live in Verona in the north of Italy, a […]
Jacob Vincent Ball is an extraordinary Australian travel photographer who, this time, shared with us his adventures in South East Asia. The camera always goes with him no matter how harsh the weather is. To the surprise of many, it is still the original Olympus OM-D E-M5, with thousands of shutter actuations and obvious signs of use!
Hello. My name is Ersun Bayraktaroglu. I am an Istanbul-Turkey based amateur photographer and professional tax advisor who loves his profession as well as travelling and taking photos… But, not sure whether I love taking photos while travelling or love travelling just to take photos 😊 I have been in the tax advisory business for […]
Hi! My name is Peter, and I’m an amateur photographer born and raised in Värnamo, Sweden. Living a happy family life with my partner and our two children, I work as a team leader at a company that develops protection and communication solutions. As for my photography, I’m self-taught, and I mostly shoot outdoors, everything […]
Hi everyone, my name is Çetin. I was born in a small town called Kars, located just near the eastern border of Turkey. However, I spent most of my life in the mining city of Zonguldak, where my parents moved to when I was a child. Today, I still live in Zonguldak and work as […]
Gidday! My name is John Pryke, a freelance photographer living in Brisbane, Australia. I have spent the last 37 years as a photographer, using different cameras, both film and digital from various manufacturers, before ending up with my recent favourites from Olympus. After working predominantly in the news arena having worked for newspapers and media […]