CONTENTS – ISSUE 67 2020 THE Z EVOLUTION BY Moose Peterson Nikon Ambassador Moose Peterson has been published in over 133 magazines worldwide, is the author of 28 books including Photographic FUNdamentals, Taking Flight and the best-seller Captured. In an article especially written for Nikon Owner, Moose takes us through the new Nikon Z […]
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Nikon Owner magazine cover – issue 66 CONTENTS – ISSUE 66 2019 WRITING WITH LIGHT BY R. J. Ellory The distinguished English bestselling thriller writer, musician and photographer R. J. Ellory tells us about his passion for photography in an article exclusively written for Nikon Owner. WIDE APPEAL: THE NIKKOR Z 14-30mm f/4S REVIEW […]
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Nikon Owner magazine cover – issue 65 CONTENTS – ISSUE 65 2019 MICHAEL PITTS, DIRECTOR & CAMERAMAN: SEA HUNT PART I In Part I of this two-part series, Michael Pitts tells us the story of his extraordinary career as an underwater photographer, director & cameraman. It has taken him all over the world, from the […]
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Tagged Andrew Main Wilson, Becky Danese, FX-Format, Gillian Greenwood, Gray Levett, heather angel, Jeremy Walker, landscape photography, Michael Pitts, Michael Putland, mirrorless, music photographer, music photography, Niger, Nikkor AI, Nikkor AIS, Nikkor pre-AI, Nikon F2 High Speed camera, Nikon Z 7, Nikon Z Series, Nikon Z6, Scott Walker, Sea Hunt, Simon Stafford, Tony Hurst, Tony Hurst Gallery, vintage lenses
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Nikon Owner magazine cover – issue 64 CONTENTS – ISSUE 64 2019 IN THE LAND OF CHINGGIS KHAN By Julian Cook Julian Cook visits Mongolia, a land full of incredible landscapes, stunning deserts and extraordinary history. NIKON Z 7 REVIEW: PART 1 By Simon Stafford In the first of a two-part article by our esteemed […]
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Nikon Owner magazine cover – issue 63 CONTENTS – ISSUE 63 2019 PHOTOGRAPHING ROCKY SHORES By John Archer-Thomson Britain’s coastline contains some of the most photogenic and bio-diverse areas on the planet. In this comprehensive article, long-term Nikon Owner contributor John Archer-Thomson examines the photographic potential inherent within our rocky shores. The AF-S NIKKOR 180-400mm […]
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Tagged AF-S NIKKOR 180–400mm f/4E TC1.4 FL ED VR, Ancient Dhows, Andrew Main Wilson, Angel eyes, Becky Danese, china, Focus-Shift Shooting, Gray Levett, heather angel, John Archer-Thomson, Margot Raggett, Michael Eleftheriades, Moose Peterson, Nikon Ambassador, Nikon D850, Nikon DSLR, Remembering Great Apes, Remembering Rhinos, rocky shores, Simon Stafford, Spice Island of Zanzibar, Tanzania, Tony Hurst, Tony Hurst Gallery, Zanzibar
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