Starting at
{{productPriceObj[bogoItems.productId].prices.list.amountFormatted}}
FREE
Starting at
{{productPriceObj[bogoItems.productId].prices.list.amountFormatted}}
{{productPriceObj[bogoItems.productId].prices.list.amountFormatted}}
{{productPriceObj[bogoItems.productId].prices.sale.amountFormatted}}
Qty.
{{bogoItems.qty}}
Add To Cart
No Thanks
Your Cart ({{totalItems}} {{totalItems == 1 ? 'Item' : 'Items'}})
Free standard shipping on orders of at least C$ 300 excluding taxes and shipping costs, and after any applicable coupons have been applied. Free standard shipping applies to purchases delivered within Canada. Western Digital reserves the right to change or discontinue these terms at any time without notice.
Details & Exclusions
Discount offer valid only for qualifying products bought online through the Western Digital Store. The discount may not be combined, used in conjunction with or used in addition to any other promotion or offer and does not apply to taxes or shipping costs. Products exclusions: Outlet Store products and recertified products. Retailers, Resellers and Distributors are excluded from this promotion. The promotion is not applicable for any prior purchases and may not be available in all regions of the world. WD reserves the right to change or discontinue this offer at any time without notice. This promotion is only valid on December 13, 2021.
Details & Exclusions
Hassle Free Return for the Holidays
Western Digital Store is introducing an extended return policy this holiday season. Items purchased starting November 22nd through December 22nd 2021, can be returned until January 22nd, 2022, for most reasons, without exceptions. Contact Western Digital support to determine if your order qualifies, and to begin the process of a return. This policy is subject to exclusions.
Wendell Phillips
Wendell Phillips is a Vancouver based photojournalist with thirty-six years of experience in editorial and human development photography. He is the recipient of 31 Picture-of-the-Year awards from North American news organizations; as well as winner of National Magazine Awards. He was voted Canada’s News Photographer of the Year in 1988 and nominated for Canadian Photojournalist of the Year in 2007 and 2009. The Photographic Society of America honored Wendell with the International Understanding through Photography Award recognizing his socially engaged documentaries and public lectures with a humanitarian perspective. Phillips has documented the diversity of the human condition on five continents in eighty countries.
In ten years working in the global trenches of photojournalism and sometimes “extreme” conditions,
I’ve yet to have any issues with SanDisk cards.
I use SanDisk products because they are remarkably dependable and well made.
The last thing I want to be concerned about on the job is the integrity of cards.
__________________
Wendell Phillips
Explore Wendell's Work
Behind the Scenes With Wendell Phillips
Some of my favorite photographers include Lewis Hines, Dorthea Lange, Jacob Riis, Henri Cartier Bresson and Josef Kouldelka. As mentioned in the aforementioned answer regarding art, I’ve long studied paintings for visual stimulation and inspiration. This includes extraordinary depiction of light and shadow by Caravaggio, Monet’s tone and colors, Vermeer’s distribution of light and Masaccio’s study of linear perspective. I’ve also been heavily influenced by Durer, Correggio, Reni, and Titian.
Perhaps my interest in the fusion and articulation of light and shadow while shooting in fleeting seconds of opportunity. I appreciate well-balanced images with interesting geometry that tell stories as well as portraits that reveal information about the subject’s life and character. The latter is always aspirational but sometimes it works out. Another point I stress to new photographers is don’t surrender your individualism by emulating what others have done before you. Nobody is going to see the world like you.
The vast majority of my work over the last decade has been with rangefinders and to a certain extent medium format cameras. Well over eighty percent of my photography is made with 50mm glass. I do have an old digital Canon and a 70-200mm buried on the shelves that I employ from time to time. And of course, always SanDisk cards.
That’s a good question but a loaded one –at least in my line of work where assignments vary considerably. In terms of portraits, my best results usually come from surreptitious shooting but that isn’t’ always possible. If I’m not mistaken it was Robin Kelsey Photography and the Art of Chance that wrote the conspicuous role of chance in photography sets it apart from literature and painting. I’ve always thrived and enjoyed making photos in spontaneous and unplanned ways.
The work of making environmental portraits on the street requires integration into people’s lives and paying attention to their dignity. Unlike some of my art-based work, I try to leave no vagueness in my editorial images. In terms of the social value when photographing the human condition, it all its manifestations, that is up for the readership to measure. When social documentary works, it can provoke questions, stimulate debate and sometimes created positive change