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Keith describes the third and final destination visited on his trip to the northwest coast of the United States. Seattle turns out to be not only cool but very photogenic.

Keith describes the second destination he visited on his trip to the West Coast of Canada. Victoria, BC and its famous Butchart Gardens prove to be superb settings for a travel photographer.

The Kimberley is an extraordinary place. First, it is vast, at 432,517 km2. Second, it is a true wilderness and very little of it is habitable. There are only three towns of any size and the population of the whole region is no more than 55,000, of which 40% are First Nation people who live predominantly in remote settlements…

I have it on good authority that global consumption of Eggs Benedict has increased over the last several quarters....

Vancouver, the first stop on a tour of the Pacific Northwest, is a gleaming modern city, surrounded by areas of outstanding natural beauty. Regardless of genre, visiting photographers will find no shortage of spectacular sights to capture.

Eggs Benedict is a popular item on brunch menus. But, why stick with the traditional version when there are so many interesting, delicious and photogenic versions to explore? Let's indulge in some tasty food photography.

Today we are trying something new at Macfilos. Two articles on the same subject but subtly different. Macfilos authors...

Love it or hate it, digital zooming is an integral feature of the Leica Q-series cameras. Are you a...

Recently I visited one of California’s marquee wine-growing regions: the Sonoma Valley. Based on previous experience, I was sure...

Leica optics have played a crucial part in Disney animation over the past century. The new Leica Q2 100 Years of Wonder special edition celebrates this unique partnership in creativity...

Economists use that oft-vilified American fast-food export, the Big Mac, to determine purchasing power parity (PPP) between countries. That’s...

Is the new Fujifilm X-T5 capable of taking on the mighty Leica Q2? Steve Frankel thinks so, and this is why...