Wildlife photographers sometimes set up camera traps to capture images of elusive animals. Former NASA engineer Mark Rober recently spent months creating a glitter-bomb fart-spray camera trap to capture images of elusive package thieves.
As the 11-minute video above shows, the results were glorious. Rober, who worked for NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) for 9 […]. petapixel.com
Geneva Navarro has been old longer than I have been alive.
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A fascinating short documentary about a photographer who shoots the Golden Gate Bridge every single day has been published by The San Francisco Standard. [Read More]
I was interested in seeing how well a pinhole would work on a small sensor (APS-C) DSLR so I decided to give it a try. All I needed to do was to drill a hole in the spare body cap, darken a piece of aluminum foil with a permanent marker, punch a small hole in it, and then tape it to the front of the body cap. [Read More]
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