Ian Spanier began taking photographs at age six when his parents gave him his first point-and-shoot camera. After majoring in photography in college, he worked in publishing as an photo...
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I chose the Lowepro Urban Reporter 350 for a recent trip to NYC to shoot some images for my client, The Bronx Brewery. Because our schedule also allowed downtime, I...
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Lowepro Storytellers Mission 1: PERSPECTIVE Every month we challenge our Lowepro Storytellers with a mission. We are looking to see the different types of images our Storytellers come up with...
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Editor’s note: Commercial photographer Chris McLennan’s biography typifies the small-town boy who made it big. Growing up in the rural farming community of Riversdale (not far from Queenstown in New Zealand’s...
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Two Passions. One Pack. This is the first post for our new blog series (Two Passions. One Pack.) hosted by Lowepro Storyteller Travis Burke. Being an outdoor adventure photographer, Travis participates...
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Editor’s note: Ryan Struck is a self-taught, 29-year-old, Manhattan- based photographer. When he is not at home shooting, he can be found traveling in search of surf and inspiring, natural...
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Practicing Patience & Staying Safe in the Polar Bear Capital of the World by Loweprofessional Kt Miller The giant machine comes to a stop. Engine off. Silence. Despite the loud motor...
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Editor’s note: Chris Bray is an award-winning, Australian Geographic photographer with a knack for simplifying and explaining photography. Heading to Antarctica in 2008, he put together his first course, and…
Editor’s note: Tomales Bay is a long inlet that forms the eastern boundary of Point Reyes National Seashore – and it’s not too far from our offices in Northern California….
Editor’s note: Pennsylvania-based Ed Heaton is an award-winning photographer and educator who specializes in landscape and travel images. His Creative Composition workshops, seminars and classes are super-popular for enthusiasts who…