Chasing Reflections by Eli Reinholdstein is the latest release from Craft & Vision and the newest eBook in the Print and the Process series. Reflections are something I’ve never photographed much and reading this eBook has opened my mind up to a new approach to photography.

Read the rest of this entry »

I’m pleased to announce that the Craft & Vision website has been updated this week. It’s a major redesign – the website is easier to navigate around and more exciting to use. There are several new features to play with, and the one I like best is that you can leave reviews on the eBooks that you’ve read. This is good for me because I like to read people’s opinions on the eBooks that I’ve written (and the other eBooks too). It’s also good for the readers because if you leave a review by the end of August, your name goes into a draw to win a free 16GB Wi-Fi iPad. It doesn’t get better than that – if I was allowed I would have entered already!

Read the rest of this entry »

I decided that it was time to go digital back in 2006. To start, I bought a cheap Olympus digital compact camera. I was so pleased with the results that I never used film again.

When I look back at the photos that I took with that camera it occurs to me that the photos are actually very good. Not so much in a technical sense – there’s no way that the quality of an image from the small sensor of a compact camera can match the quality of photos taken with digital SLRs. But aesthetically, yes.

Read the rest of this entry »

Back in January this year, David duChemin went on Safari in Kenya. While he was there he took some photos. Safari: A Monograph is the result, the latest eBook from Craft and Vision and the second in The Print & The Process series.

Read the rest of this entry »