Canon USA

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

Fredrik Axling

PHILIP PENMAN

Which one resonates with you and why? Small series of images from Tokyo, Japan Copyright @PHILPENMAN WWW.PHILPENMAN.COM Link in Bio to sign up to mailing list Print available at WWW.PHILPENMAN.COM Location: Tokyo, Japan Shot with the Leica Cameras Note: All images are original as shot and Not computer generated AI. “The experience of creating an image is more important than the final result“ 

PHILIP PENMAN

96 hours Biel/Bienne 📸 Le photographe new-yorkais @philpenman Penman a passé 96 heures à #Bienne en janvier 2025. Il y a documenté les quartiers, la population et l'environnement. Il en a résulté des images en noir et blanc saisissantes, qui capturent l'esprit de la ville et de celles et ceux qui y vivent. 💛 Venez découvrir l'exposition de Phil Penman aux Journées photographiques de Bienne ! À l'occasion du 100e anniversaire de Leica Camera, le célèbre photographe Leica Phil Penman parle de sa pratique photographique et de ses œuvres jeudi 29 mai 2025 au Cinéma Rex. // 96 hours Biel/Bienne 📸 Der Fotograf Phil Penman aus New York war im Januar 2025 für 96 Stunden in #Biel unterwegs. Dabei dokumentierte er die Quartiere, die Menschen und die Umgebung. Entstanden sind schwarzweisse und fesselnde Bilder, die den Geist der Stadt und ihrer Bewohnenden einfangen. 💛 Sehen Sie sich die Ausstellung von @philpenman Penman an den Bieler Fototagen an! Aus Anlass des 100-jährigen Jubiläums von Leica Camera spricht der renommierte Leica Fotograf Phil Penman am Donnerstag 29. Mai 2025 im Kino Rex über seine fotografische Arbeit und seine Werke. #BielBienne #WilkommenInBiel #BienvenueàBienne #BielerFototage #JournéesphotographiquesdeBienne #PhilPenman #Leica #LeicaCamera © Tavi Venzin, Bieler Fototage, REBL und Leica Camera Schweiz 

Ansel Adams Photographer, Artist & Activist

‘Hands weaving magnetic-core memory, IBM, Poughkeepsie, New York,’ 1956. Photograph by Ansel Adams. This photograph was made on a commercial assignment for IBM. 

B E N J A M I N

The Icelandic summer is here. From the desolate highlands to the vibrant green valleys stretching toward the coast, this season reveals the incredible palette of colours that define Iceland’s volcanic landscape. There is an atmosphere out there that is just so special, I’m sure many of you can relate to the strong feeling of wanting to return time and time again! 

Luke | UK Filmmaker

The Isle of Frankincense 🇾🇪 Moments with @travelingsocotra - massive thank you to the team that made this incredible trip happen ♥️ we had an amazing time! What an unbelievable island 🤯 

Travel & Photography Magazine

A muted color palette with beige, taupe, and olive tones to explore mood and memory in your nature photographs! With @johnnyjungle / According to neuroscientist Bevil Conway, our brain assigns more processing power to interpreting color than almost anything else we see, especially when it comes to subtle, muted hues that are harder to categorize. Beige, taupe, and olive tones often evoke nostalgia and emotion. These colors create a mood more than they describe a subject—it’s less about what we see, and more about what we feel. They don’t define a scene so much as they shape its mood. The first image of this series is a perfect example. Captured in a quiet moment when the mist had not yet lifted, this palette speaks in whispers—soft, weathered hues that feel grounded and fleeting. The pale beige (d9d7d4) that drifts through the mist suggests lightness and impermanence. It is an emotional veil, diffusing the light and softening the contrast between the trees and the sky. In editing, this tone can create space, a moment of pause that invites the viewer to linger. 736f61 (a deep stone gray) and aea89a (a weathered taupe) offer earthy warmth, shadows with character. These middle tones are essential for images rooted in memory and mood. They feel aged, like stories told under fading light. Then comes the anchors: 1c1710 (a charcoal brown-black) and 464033 (a muted olive-gray). These are your grounding colors. Together, they provide depth, structure, and a subtle sense of decay, something elemental and ancient. They pull the palette downward, balancing the airy tones above. This scene, framed by towering palms and filtered mist, gains its emotional impact through a restrained use of color. Each tone exists in quiet conversation with the next. If you’re looking for a palette that feels quiet, calm, and naturally beautiful, this one might be just right for you: d9d7d4 (soft mist beige) – 35.4% 736f61 (earthy stone gray) – 24.6% aea89a (warm taupe) – 19.2% 1c1710 (charcoal brown-black) – 12.3% 464033 (olive gray) – 8.5% @nomadict: How do you use contrast, not in brightness, but in emotion, to shape your edits? 🎨🌿 

EMMETT SPARLING 🌎 TRAVEL

The @lexarmemory Professional Workflow Go is my solution to backing up footage to an SSD, on the go, without a laptop. This thing is the perfect addition to a run-and-gun workflow. #LexarWorkflow #LexarWorkflowGo #LexarAmbassador #Lexar