#CanonExplorerOfLight duo @creativesoulphoto shares their go-to Canon gear! 📸✨ #canoncamera #photography #canonphotographer

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Photo by @moodsnpixelz: "This acorn woodpecker landed so close to me so all I had to do was lift my camera up and capture this awesome encounter!" #ShotOnCanon 🐦 📸 #Canon EOS R5 Lens: RF100-500mm F4.5-7.1 L IS USM

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I think it's this way... 📸 #Canon EOS R5 Lens: RF70-200mm F2.8 L IS USM Image Source: @gettyimages

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Photo by @noahwetzel: "Jack Graham and Colin Whitehorse ride a steep line while freeride mountain biking within an OHV zone in Southern Utah. Action sports photography requires a lot of communication between the athlete and the photographer. After scouting this location the previous day, I knew that we had to be in position when the sun crested this ridgeline at sunrise. With the slope backlit, the dirt would light up and make the riders more visible within the frame, silhouetting them. Knowing the lead rider might kick up enough dirt to block the view of the tail rider, we had to space out the riders perfectly, also planning their staggered exits so that they would be able to avoid any rockfall that was kicked up and still rolling down the slope behind them. Wide angle lenses, like the RF16-28mm F2.8 IS STM, can be so beneficial for action sports photography, as it gives you many different composition opportunities. Utilizing foreground features such as large boulders to frame the shot, showcasing the landscape features, guiding the viewers eye to work from left to right within the image, or creating a unique perspective while shooting underneath the athletes to showcase scale and magnitude of a certain feature they are airing or riding." 📸 #Canon EOS R6 Mark II Lens: RF16-28mm F2.8 IS STM

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#CanonCreator @nathanleeallen shares his 3 go-to lenses for shooting wide vistas, cinematic scenes, or the little details in between! 📷⛰️ #canonlenses #rflenses #cameralenses #travelphotography

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#BTS: @peter_andrew_lusztyk uses the EOS R5 Mark II and imagePROGRAF PRO-4600 to create a stunning print 📷 🏈 🖨️

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Photo by #CanonExplorerOfLight @davidbergman: "As the tour photographer for country music superstar Luke Combs, I've got a front-row ticket to some of the biggest shows in the world. Earlier this year in Melbourne, Australia, Luke was pounding on our drummer's cymbals at the end of his hit song 'Beer Never Broke My Heart' when he let out a yell that all 55,000 fans could feel. I had my Canon EOS R1 in high-speed continuous mode and fired off a long burst of images to make sure I captured the peak moment. Sure, it meant more frames to sort through later, but it was worth it to create a photo like this." 📸 #Canon EOS R1 Lens: RF24-105mm F4 L IS USM

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#CanonPhotographer @dustinsnipes shares the importance of building a team dynamic with your subject in this episode of #CanonUnscripted! 📸

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For our Intro to Photography workshop with Canon at Brooklyn Lab High School, students were challenged to submit photos that capture the essence of their own communities through a final project called “My Neighborhood.” Using visual techniques and storytelling principles they learned in the course, they captured images that reflect the people, places, and moments that shape their everyday environments. Students then visited Framebridge to learn about the professional printing and framing process. There, they selected the size, layout, and frame style for a set of three photos each—ultimately showcased in a private exhibition for friends and family. Curated by Kith photographer Obi Obioma who taught the course, the exhibition offered a vivid glimpse into the lives and surroundings of these emerging young photographers. Through vibrant street scenes, striking architecture, candid portraits and personal moments, each student revealed a unique perspective—supported by personal reflections displayed alongside their work. To celebrate their achievements, one student was awarded a Canon camera through a drawing, giving them the opportunity to continue developing their skills beyond the classroom. We’re deeply grateful to Canon for their generous support—providing cameras for each student and helping nurture the next generation of creatives.

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