2015 was yet another incredible year both creatively and personally. It was also another stellar year in the business and one that had quite a few moments of recognition. I gave more talks and presentations this past year than I ever have and for companies like Nikon, Elinchrom and National Geographic. Along the way, I also...
Over the last several months, I have had a chance to test out the Lowepro Whistler 450 AW backpack designed for adventure photographers that need a go-anywhere, do-anything backpack. Having worked with Lowepro in the past as one of their sponsored photographers, they were kind enough to send me the Whistler 450 AW. So, to...
The Summer/Fall 2015 issue of the Michael Clark Photography Newsletter is now available for download. If you’d like to sign up for the Newsletter just drop me an email and I’ll add you to the mailing list. This issue includes an editorial about why this issue of the Newsletter is so late, a review of the Elinchrom Skyport Plus...
Last fall, when Apple announced the new Retina 5K iMacs they used one of my surfing images to promote the new machine. Just recently I started seeing the ice climbing image shown above being featured on the 5K iMacs. As always, it is an honor to work with Apple. They are one of the most prestigious...
This week I updated my Workshops page on both my blog and my website. There are quite a few new workshop and seminar offerings for this fall and over the course of the next year, as can be seen below: Adventure Sports Photography – Telluride Photo Festival – Telluride, CO – September 29 – October 1,...
It’s official. We are holding our 4th Surfing Photography Workshop in February of 2016. This workshop has been so popular over the last four years that we are putting it on again. This workshop is by far one of the best workshops I have ever been a part of. In fact it is so much...
My thanks to Redbullphotography.com for publishing a news piece on the Hypersync Surfing project. This project has already been featured on Elinchrom.com and there was also an in-depth, geek-fest piece on the Photoshelter Blog as well. I am super stoked to work with Hypersync flash techniques as it allows me to create wild images that were...
