If You Want to be Happy, Stop Stressing About Cameras and Just Focus On Your Photography

Gear lust and gear envy are two very real things that all photographers go through at some point during their photography journey. While it's nice to fantasize about the newest camera on the block, or pour over technical specifications, you shouldn't spend too long there.

If you're not careful you'll fall into trap that becomes harder to get out of as time passes by. Not only will you never be happy with what you have, your photography will suffer too. YouTube star and photographer Thomas Heaton has just found this out for himself as his quest for a new camera continues. After the break we have his latest video that explores what he has gone through and the realization that he has made. You don't want to miss this. .

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Three Ways We Can Keep Analog Photography Alive

The Digital Age has well and truly established itself and has transformed the photography industry in ways that seemed impossible just a few decades ago. Over the last several years, analog photography has been put on life support, only keeping a pulse thanks to a determined community of film lovers. If you are interested in […] petapixel.com »

2021-07-21 20:16

How My Approach to Street Photography Has Changed After More Than a Decade of Photographing New York

The time-honored approach to improving one's photography has always been time spent out there taking pictures. Education, gallery shows, and reading photography books can do wonders for a person's development, but there is nothing that comes close to the importance of just going out there constantly for a long period of time. thephoblographer.com »

2017-03-27 19:02

How Stop-Motion Photography Has Evolved Since 1900

Stop-motion photography has come a long way since the early 1900s, but it still involves creating an animation one frame at a time by introducing slight changes and movements between still photos. To see how far we’ve come with the technique, check out this 3-minute video, titled “The Evolution of Stop-Motion.” Aspiring UK-based filmmaker Vugar […] petapixel.com »

2016-08-31 23:00

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MySpace CEO: Facebook Didn’t Kill MySpace, Google Did – For Music

MySpace, once the biggest social network on Earth, faded into obscurity after Facebook took the world by storm. That's the widely held belief, anyway. But according to CEO Tim Vanderhook of Viant, the company that bought MySpace in 2011, that's not what happened at all. [Read More]