“You always want to show things that are not seen – things that are in the dark.” Far from the mechanised world expected from 21st century industry, photojournalist Daniel Etter captures the realities of life in the pits, and the human face of Romanian coal mines: the dust, the danger and the darkness.
The Pulitzer Prize winning writer, photographer and Canon Ambassador is best known for his evocative coverage of world news.
“I think all of the images that have had an impact in my career, most of the images I like or I’m attached to, have been taken in the morning hours or late at night… That’s where I like to work.”
Here he tests the low-light capabilities of the full-frame mirrorless Canon EOS R system to its -6EV limits in the deep mines of Petrila, Romania .
Learn more: https://www.canon-europe.com/pro/stories/eos-r-daniel-etter/
Related Post:
- Behind the scenes Daniel Etter and the EOS R System
- Low Light Photography – Daniel Etter x EOS R
- Behind the Scenes with Jimmy Chin and the Canon EOS R System
- Behind the Scenes with Lindsay Adler and the Canon EOS R System
- Behind the scenes Guia Besana and the EOS R System
- Behind the scenes Nicolai Brix and the EOS R System
- Behind the scenes Clive Booth and the EOS R System
- Behind the scenes with Brent Stirton and the EOS R System
- Behind the scenes with Katya Mukhina and the EOS R System
- Behind the scenes with Julia & Gil and the EOS R System
