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Panasonic Lumix GM5: The purpose of M4/3 format

Panasonic Lumix GM5: The purpose of M4/3 format

7 October 2015 — 0 Comments

Full Frame is available in all camera formats

Full Frame is available in all camera formats

15 July 2015 — 0 Comments

Black, Gray and White

Black, Gray and White

16 April 2015 — 0 Comments

The Leica Syndrome

The Leica Syndrome

12 April 2015 — 0 Comments

No perfecto for the Olympus OM-D E-M5 but mucho amor

No perfecto for the Olympus OM-D E-M5 but mucho amor

29 March 2015 — 0 Comments

Adventure with (late) Apple Aperture

Adventure with (late) Apple Aperture

27 March 2015 — 0 Comments

Fujifilm X-E2: The digital rangefinder without rangefinder.

Fujifilm X-E2: The digital rangefinder without rangefinder.

13 December 2014 — 0 Comments

Fujifilm X-30: the "cool" camera

Fujifilm X-30: the "cool" camera

5 November 2014 — 0 Comments

Montreal Old-Port in winter

Montreal Old-Port in winter

17 July 2014 — 0 Comments

Photo-imaging with Nikon 1 30-110mm f3.5-5.6

Photo-imaging with Nikon 1 30-110mm f3.5-5.6

17 July 2014 — 0 Comments

The perfect wide angle of view: Olympus M.Zuiko ED 12mm F2 & ED 12-50mm F3.5-6.3 lenses

The perfect wide angle of view: Olympus M.Zuiko ED 12mm F2 & ED 12-50mm F3.5-6.3 lenses

14 September 2013 — 0 Comments

Short B&W essay with the Olympus OM-D E-M5

Short B&W essay with the Olympus OM-D E-M5

11 March 2013 — 0 Comments

The Nikon 1 V1: The new "Tintin" camera

The Nikon 1 V1: The new "Tintin" camera

10 March 2013 — 0 Comments

Panasonic Lumix LX5: The 2011 Barcelona Experiment

Panasonic Lumix LX5: The 2011 Barcelona Experiment

3 March 2013 — 0 Comments

Olympus M4/3 Lenses: a personal view

Olympus M4/3 Lenses: a personal view

2 March 2013 — 0 Comments

Pourquoi ce blog-photo personnel si ce n’est que pour partager une passion profonde pour ce médium comme un instrument d’expression visuelle aussi intuitif qu’exigeant. Il y a un Art photographique, c’est vrai, mais il y a encore plus une urgence de montrer ne fut-ce qu’à soi-même son interprétation d’un monde en mouvance perpétuelle.

Et il y a aussi ce désir de s’imprégner de moments choisis du passé en devenir. ET au-delà de l’image reproduite et affichée, il y a enfin cette curiosité liée à la technique choisie et aux outils utilisés pour ce faire. Sans prétention ce blog est une invitation au partage d’idées et de réflexions sur la planète Photo.

1 mai 2020

Life is a world of differences, tastes, contexts and situations. And all these elements color our interpretation of our surrounding, our fellow people, subjects or objects. What is interesting in mind perception is to be able to diversify it by confronting a large spectrum of points of view. This is why I fully respect and explore the work of many reviewers over the web that can be perceived as part of the modern narrators of our era.

Today the speed of evolution has accelerated at a rate never seen before and we are now living in the instant past-present-future moment. We have adopted a planetary vision of our world and everybody is addressing everybody. And photography as a medium and an art expression has been democratized to a point never imagined even by George Eastman during his Kodak era. This small introduction of my modest thoughts regarding our « photo » world is only intended to promote and to maintain a share view for an open channel of communication between us.

December 18th, 2016

“Daniel Marchand has been passionate about photography ever since his aunt gave him a Kodak Brownie 620 box camera at age 11. His work spans photojournalism, studio, corporate, and sports photography with features in auto sports magazines such as Formula, Pole Position, and Le Monde de l’Auto. As someone who deems himself a photographic philosopher, his images evoke a storytelling approach and a focus on the context of life’s surroundings. Turn to his blog for extensive advice about camera equipment and topics like choosing a lens, planning a photo project, photography as personal expression in the digital age, and other thoughtful reflections. This Canadian photoblogger will impress you with a vast amount of technical knowledge as he explores the contemporary meaning of photography.”

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