03.28.2013
Fan Photo of the Week: Liam Doran’s Aspen Glades Rock Jump
This week’s Fan Photo of the Week was made by Liam Doran with the Sigma 10-20mm F3.5 EX DG HSM lens
Tag: wide angle
08.14.2012
Fan Photo of the Week: Karan Kauchhur’s Perfect Storm
This week’s Fan photo of the week was taken by Karan Kauchhur using Sigma’s 10-20mm F4-5.6 DC HSM. I shot [...]
07.02.2012
Fireworks and Bright Lights in the Night for the Fourth of July and Beyond by Jack Howard
The fourth of July means many things, and for photographers, one of the most exciting and challenging aspects of this holiday is capturing amazing photos of fireworks. The bright lights in the night paint the sky with multi-colored flames in a way that can be spectacular to witness and capture with your camera. And while it may seem that fireworks–and articles about how to capture fireworks with your DSLR–only appear for a few nights in early July, there are actually tons of nights from coast to coast all summer long when the skies are illuminated with fireworks.
06.05.2012
Jason DeCaires Taylor Launches The Phoenix
In the waters off of Cancun, Mexico, Sigma sponsored eco-sculptor and photographer Jason deCaires Taylor is hard at work, creating [...]
06.01.2012
Beachscapes
Spots where sand, sea, and sky come together offer certain challenges to photographers, but the results can be so amazingly rewarding. Conditions can change quickly as the sun hides behind a cloud, and conditions most certainly change slowly as the tides sink and rise and the sun and moon dance across the sky. The same patch of sea may be mirror calm and reflecting golden light, or it may be a churn of furious waves. Fogs, mists, and wind-whipped sand can make for gorgeous images even as they fool camera meters. There’s a world of possibilities waiting to be captured along these edges, whenever you visit, and with whatever Sigma lens you’ve got in your bag.
05.29.2012
Fan Photo of the Week: Cristian Guamanzara’s Calm Waters
This week’s Fan Photo of the Week is by photographer Cristian Guamanzara made with the 10-20mm F4-5.6 DC HSM lens. He tells us: