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It was a real pleasure chatting with Levi Sim, author, teacher, and photographer. Levi shared his backstory and how he captured this amazing landscape shot. When Levi Sim Became a Professional Photographer Photography wasn’t Levi’s first career choice.  In fact, he had been convinced that he “couldn’t make a living as a photographer” and got degrees

One of the questions that we get a lot about TruLife Acrylic is “What are the differences between TruLife and your standard acrylic?” It’s a good question. In response, we usually speak to TruLife Acrylic being anti-reflective versus non-glare. In addition, TruLife Acrylic provides conservation grade 99% UV protection, versus standard acrylics, which offer only up to 66% UV protection. It’s

We recently caught up with conservation photographer, Barb D’Arpino. Located near Ontario, Canada, Barb lives by the motto – Take nothing but pictures, leave nothing but footprints, kill nothing but time. Her beautiful photographs have been published in Canadian Geographic, Nature’s Best Photography Magazine two years running, First for Women Magazine, two covers for Scholastic News, and State of the Birds Report

With its swirling imagery and stunning colors, the beauty of “Angel Heart,” Scott Papek’s photo of the Antelope Canyon in Arizona, is undeniable. For more than a decade, Scott’s photography has captured the allure of nature. Journey to Photography Scott began his journey in La Jolla, California as a self-taught photographer. His body of work spans the entire

We had the pleasure of catching up with Toronto based wildlife and nature photographer, Megan Lorenz.  Her passion for wildlife results in her taking stunning photographs ranging from Red Foxes in Canada to Ghost Glass Frogs in Costa Rica. In addition to her online gallery of photographs, Megan’s work has appeared in several advertising campaigns, including a

Jason D. Little is a photographer, a writer, and a New Yorker (usually in that order). The beginning Jason started photography a little before 2008. But his ideas and imagination couldn’t keep up with the little pocket point-and-shoot camera that helped him start his journey. He got his first “real” camera in 2008 and, “from there, everything just took off,” he says

Last month, we were able to catch up with photographer, Stacy William Head, and talk about the amazing shot he had face mounted on TruLife Acrylic. Stacy is a landscape photographer based in the Canadian Rocky Mountains of Alberta, Canada, in a very small area known as Crowsnest Pass (“Naturally rewarding!”). His work usually incorporates long exposure techniques

Rob Knight is a travel and nature photographer, but he also considers himself an educator. He has published two books—Panasonic Lumix GX7 and GM1: From Snapshots to Great Shots and The Enthusiast’s Guide to the LUMIX LX100 (note, he is also a Panasonic LUMIX Ambassador)—and conducts destination photo workshops such as teaching and exploring on location in areas like Costa Rica.

Moose Peterson is a storyteller. He’s best known as a photographer with a passion for wildlife and landscapes, but he’s also a writer and a filmmaker. In addition to storytelling, Moose is also an educator—he lectures thousands of photographers every year—and a lifelong learner. As one of the original Nikon shooters to receive the D1 in

Greater conservation awareness and science education is not only needed, but is necessary to ensure people make responsible decisions about their lives and our shared planet.  To help fill in the gap, I founded TerraLens Photography LLC. I hope to do my part by raising awareness through photography and writing and encouraging us to be more conscientious of how our actions impact the

Ethan Meleg is a freelance photographer from Ontario, Canada, who specializes in photos of outdoor recreation, landscapes, ecosystems, birds and wildlife. Recently, he immortalized a beautiful shot of a trillium (Ontario’s provincial flower) in TruLife® Acrylic. We had a chance to catch up with Ethan to discuss the shot below, and to get some details behind it.

Among his many amazing photographic accomplishments, Benjamin Von Wong has photographed models with sharks underwater in Fiji and an adventurous quadriplegic mom hanging off the side of a cliff in Australia. There’s no doubt that his images are evocative and spectacular. They are an impactful combination of artistic style and technical abilities which calls attention to real-life issues. One of Benjamin Von

Kevin Kaminski is, largely, a self-taught Phoenix-based photographer with a strong interest in nature and adventure imagery. Like many people who call Phoenix home (he tells us), he’s a transplant: I’m originally from the northern suburbs of Chicago, in a somewhat small town called Lake Zurich (Go Cubs!). My hometown had the nickname “Lake Zero,” as