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<p>Tswaing is an impact meteorite crater in South Africa situated just over 35 kilometres north-west of Pretoria. It is estimated that it was fromed when a meteorite slammed into the earth’s crust about 220 000 years ago.  It was a stony type meteorite between 30 and 50 meters in diameter.  The impact formed a huge crater, 1.4 km in diameter and 200 m deep. This crater is one of the best-preserved meteorite impact craters in the world.</p>

<p>I’ve been covering a variety of subjects for 13 years and while I love photographing weddings in my documentary style, I have loads of fun shooting skateboarding for magazines. I’m an old skateboarder myself and have an unfair advantage in that I know skateboarding and can often figure out the best angle to capture a trick from to make it look even better.</p>

<p>Five important questions for professional photographer and strobist John Armstrong</p>

<p>Travel photography can easily be boring. For you as traveller it is important to document your travel - this is even truer for us photographers. But showing the photos afterwards to friends and family normally will put them to sleep - even in daytime!</p>

<p>I decided to take the plunge and get a FujiFilm X-T10 and a 35mm lens. And I decided that I will push my creativity traveling with a camera the size of the palm of my hand and an even smaller lens (yet amazingly fast and powerful at F1.4).</p>

<p>The Photo Academy, in conjunction with Fujifilm South Africa, is taking you on a journey of professional Automotive Photography, in this month's Camera Club. </p>

View fullsize Timothy Griesel recently put the FujiFilm XF 60mm f/2.4 Macro to the test shooting stock images for a...

<p>So it’s that time again to reflect over our amazing trip to Paris, and we all know that you’re excited to hear about how to Fujifilm X-T10 held up against everyday travel. Well we’re probably just a tad more excited than you to report on this, because from here on out it’s only good news!</p>

<p>Last week during preparations for a commercial shoot with one of our clients, X-Photographer Pierre vd Walt challenged me to take the lead in the shoot and to use the FujiFilm X-T1 whilst doing so.</p>