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For us Anchorage fat bikers, late winter/early spring usually means glacier riding season! Not that you can't pedal out to the glaciers in the early winter months, but the warmer temps and longer days during this time of the year make for a really enjoyable experience, at least until the rivers start to melt.

Last week, we rode out to the Knik Glacier, and had an unexpected blue-sky day with lots of amazing scenery and firm trails. I carried my X-T5 with three lenses (16mm f/2.8, 35mm f/2 and 70-300mm f/4-5.6) and had a great time capturing ice-scapes and adventure glacier images in the sunshine. 

Here are a few images from that day... stay tuned for more!

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DxO PhotoLab 6 Now Offers Full Fujifilm X-Trans and Nikon Z9 Camera Support

DxO PhotoLab has been my image-editing software of choice for the past two years, and now with the latest update, PhotoLab 6, the program is now fully compatible with Fujifilm X-Trans sensor cameras, as well as Nikon Z Series, many Canon & Sony cameras and new Panasonic Lumix models. 

With an array of powerful editing tools, its highly impressive DeepPRIME denoising algorithms, a built-in image library module/digital asset management system, and none of the frustrations I find with other software, DxO PhotoLab 6 ticks all the boxes for me. It even lets you run the entire NIK collection as a plug-in right inside the program. 

Whether I'm using it for deep RAW conversions or simply adding a bit of life to my straight Fuji JPEGs, PhotoLab 6 gives me everything I need to make my X-T5 images look as good as they can possibly be.

You can read more about PhotoLab 6 in my latest blog post.

And of course, if you're a Fuiji user and want to take your focus skills to the next level, then you'll want to check out my online course, MASTERING THE FUJIFILM AUTOFOCUS SYSTEM. After a very successful launch, the course has generated a lot of great reviews and testimonials from other Fuji shooters who have found it to be a very useful learning resource.

Thanks for reading, stay tuned for more glacier photos, and have a great week!