As photographers flip their calendars over to 2024, waving goodbye to a year of great gear and hopefully even better photos, it is time for shutterbugs to usher in the New Year with top-notch -- and totally realistic -- New Year's resolutions. [Read More]
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As photographers flip their calendars over to 2024, waving goodbye to a year of great gear and hopefully even better photos, it is time for shutterbugs to usher in the New Year with top-notch -- and totally realistic -- New Year's resolutions. [Read More] petapixel.com »
2024-01-02 21:43
. . . Приглашаем всех профессиональных и непрофессиональных фотографов со всего мира. Присылайте свои лучшие фотографии этого года, прошлого или многолетней давности. Мы верим, что сможем показать красоту природы по всему миру, поделившись самыми потрясающими снимками, которые вы все делаете. photowebexpo.ru »
2023-12-30 10:27
Организаторы Bird Photographer of the Year (BPOTY) уже в 11-й раз открыли прием фотографий птиц. На сегодня это самый авторитетный международный конкурс в этом жанре, и каждый год он собирает тысячи лучших «птичьих» снимков от авторов со всего мира. photowebexpo.ru »
2023-10-01 10:16
As photographers flip their calendars over to 2024, waving goodbye to a year of great gear and hopefully even better photos, it is time for shutterbugs to usher in the New Year with top-notch -- and totally realistic -- New Year's resolutions. [Read More]
If your area is getting back to doing concerts again, get excited. It means that you folks have the virus under control. But we're sure that you probably want to shoot photos. That's going to be kind of tough to do.
Photography workshops are often marketed as “boot camps,” but what would they be like if they were actually like military training boot camps? Photographer Matt Granger made this lightheartedly cringey 5.
Photographer Greg Stroube wanted to do something a bit creative, and so his Re-Constructed food photography series pokes fun at the deconstructed food trend. You see, this is a trend where photos pretty much just show off the ingredients that make up a larger, more complete meal.
For their Christmas card this year, the photography training service RGG EDU wrote a parody of the famous children’s book, “Goodnight Moon. ” The 3-minute video above is a reading of “Goodnight Pros,” and pokes fun at Apple’s new MacBook Pro.