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Debating which camera brand is best is a sure way to create a lively discussion among photographers. It’s easy to endlessly discuss specs and online reviews and to think that the latest model will give us some missing edge. petapixel.com »
Art has arguably been around almost as long as humans have. The moment we learned to mark something for others to see and interpret, the moment art was born. Thankfully for us photographers, we needn’t go quite that far back to begin learning from the history of art. In fact, we only need to go […] petapixel.com »
Macro photography is something I enjoy doing in my free time. I have been working as a children photographer for almost 10 years and I love it. I have always loved capturing the beauty of nature, especially in the small things. boredpanda.com »
In keeping myself motivated as a photographer I love to look for inspiration from all across the creative spectrum. I like to take the advice of my favorite photographer Ernst Haas in this when he recommended to: “refine your senses through the great masters of music, painting, and poetry. In short, try indirect inspirations, and […] petapixel.com »
Before shooting this series, I saw a documentary about how different groceries are made. Big factories with endless assembly lines and hundreds of machines handling products from beginning to end. It was quite interesting to watch how products change their appearance completely from start to finish. boredpanda.com »
Earlier this year I got a phone call from Japan asking whether I would be interested in working on yet another important global introduction campaign for a new Nikon product. As I very much enjoyed creating the Hercules Rising night time-lapse for the introduction of the Nikon D850, I said yes. My wife Daniella and […] petapixel.com »
The scenes of everyday life always make me think of things I've seen in cartoons, movies or video games. With these kinds of photos, I can show people what goes through my head daily. The post Scenes Of Everyday Life Make Me Think Of Things I've Seen In Cartoons Or Movies So I Use My IPhone To Remake Them (30 New Pics) first appeared on Bored Panda. boredpanda.com »
My Dad started to capture the beauty and wonders in very small things like moss and plant seeds. I think his work is splendid. Recently he uses a photographing technique called "stacking". boredpanda.com »
Irving Penn is either the best or second best portrait photographer of all time. Depending on the day, he’s either ahead of or behind Richard Avedon. At least that’s what I think. Mr. Penn’s resume is stacked, to say the least. petapixel.com »
Attending a photography tour is a great way to develop your photography by learning from a professional photographer in a destination you’ve dreamed of visiting. Not only that, it’s also a great opportunity to connect with other like-minded people and perhaps even make friends for life. But in order for it to be a positive […] petapixel.com »
The simple act of capturing a photo of something impairs your memory of it, even if you don’t plan on keeping the photo. That’s what a new psychological study has found, but the reasons behind this are still unknown. petapixel.com »
Take any mundane thing. Take a coffee cup you see every day. Or a compass you bought on a vacation, but obviously, never used. boredpanda.com »
Hi, my name is Romain Jacquet-Lagrèze, I'm a photographer from France. "Concrete stories" is a collection of genuine instants from the daily life of Hong Kong's inhabitants on the city's rooftop. boredpanda.com »
I never knew how to look at these photos, they didn’t seem to fit in with the rest of my collection, there was something odd about them that I couldn’t pin down and whatever meaning they held evaded me. boredpanda.com »
The photojournalism industry has undergone seismic shifts over the past couple of decades with photography’s move to digital and the rise of the smartphone camera. The business intelligence firm L2 recently sat down with veteran photojournalist Rick Smolan to chat about how tech has disrupted photography. petapixel.com »
Photographer Ariel Leshinsky of Beersheba, Israel, has spent a couple of years photographing starling murmurations, those mesmerizing, swarm-like flocks. But Leshinsky adds a dose of creativity: he aims to capture and select moments when the random swarms look like recognizable things… like the “seal” in the photo above. petapixel.com »
The camera as we know it today basically started as a box, but before that it was a room, utilised by artist such as Johanne Vemeer and Leonardo DaVinci to aid, allegedly, in the creation of paintings. boredpanda.com »
This is Max list of the things that do and do not work on Sony cameras. The post Max Yuryev lists the 5 things the loves and 5 things he hates about Sony appeared first on sonyalpharumors. sonyalpharumors.com »
We share 16 top tips for taking interesting photographs with tilt-shift lenses, featuring the latest Canon optics...
photographyblog.com »Structure is a new short film by photographer Drew Geraci, who used a microscope and 4K camera to capture the beauty of ordinary organic objects when magnified up to 1000x. Here’s a list of the things that appear in the film: Kiwi, Strawberry, blueberry, Lemon, Lime, Green/Orange Bell Pepper, Bell Pepper Seeds, Soap Bubbles, Star […] petapixel.com »
Designing and manufacturing camera gear ain’t easy, as anyone who has invested in a Kickstarter project can attest. The amount of technology that’s stuffed into gear is astonishing, but that doesn’t mean each product meets the needs of the photographer. petapixel.com »
People often think they see recognizable things in clouds, a psychological phenomenon called pareidolia. When photographer Peter Adams-Shawn began shooting aerial photos with a camera drone on his local beach, he soon discovered that he would often see things magically appear and disappear in waves breaking on beaches. petapixel.com »
Maybe you’re aware of Netflix. Maybe you even have a subscription for their services. You might have also heard of or watched a series called Stranger Things, produced by Netflix. But did you know that Netflix has been selling a Collector’s Edition box set of Stranger Things that incorporates pictures from my webpage, The VHS […] petapixel.com »
The Light L16 is a 52-megapixel point-and-shoot camera that uses a massive 16 lenses all at once to create high resolution images. It has both baffled and inspired a lot of the photography community, but the first real reviews are being published… and they aren’t very good. Is There a Need? Photography Bay expresses concerns […] petapixel.com »
Fujifilm will be killing off more of its camera film products in 2018, further dwindling the company’s limited selection of analog offerings. The company announced earlier this month on its Japanese website that a number of multi-film packs will be discontinued starting in March 2018. petapixel.com »
I have been a very happy Sony customer for the last 2+ years. My a7R continues to serve me well, but I am inching closer to an upgrade. I know the a7R II is an awesome camera. I’ve read the reviews. petapixel.com »
As much as we talk about the lack of true innovation in the camera market, particularly when it comes to integration with the Internet and social media, every day I keep encountering cameras that have the same “hey this is the way it used to be” design philosophies underlying them. I call it “lazy engineering.” […] petapixel.com »
By now, everyone has seen the viral post concerning how becoming a professional changed the way one photographer "sees" things. I think the concept of the article is solid. However I think the article quickly became misleading, as the photo comparisons were made between a cell phone, and a DSLR camera. boredpanda.com »
What makes a good tripod? This 5-minute video from Kai Wong looks at the ins and outs of a photographer’s three-legged friend. In his typical charismatic fashion, Kai makes a seemingly boring topic of tripods light up with his engaging look at the different elements you should pay attention to next time you’re choosing a new […] petapixel.com »
Oh the road to becoming the best photographer you can be, you come across loads of useful information… and some not-so-useful information. Sometimes, it’s hard to separate what you need to retain and what you don’t. petapixel.com »
Things are about to get personal on Instagram. Eagle-eyed users have spotted that Instagram is testing its new ‘Favorites’ feature in response to feedback requesting a more personal experience on the app. petapixel.com »
When our daughter Emilia was born, we staged this photoshoot that made it look like our little baby could fly. The pictures went viral. That was 2 years ago. boredpanda.com »
In this article, I discuss some of the different things that I’ve personally decided are bad ideas as an artist. Let’s dive in. 1. Steal Other Photographers’ Work To some of you, this might seem obvious; however, when you’re starting out you might hear the advice “fake it till’ you make it,” or see another […] petapixel.com »
There are some things in life that are universal rules we should all follow—things like not cheating on your wife, not killing anyone, and not stealing. Easy enough, right? And if life has Ten Commandments that are just obvious things not to do, retouching should have them as well. Here’s are my 10 Commandments of […] petapixel.com »
Kay Kay on the right, her mother Caroline on the left. (picture courtesy of Kay Kay Clapp) iFixit's Kay Kay Clapp has a lot to thank her mother for, not least her insistence that children should learn how to repair things. dpreview.com »
I created this cool, magical vacation destination for this summer holidays. I made whole things with the help of cardboards, Polystyrene sheets, acrylic colours and wheat flour. In this video you can see you do not need a whole lot of stuff to create something amazing. boredpanda.com »
It's not black and white—but there are a lot of ways color can impact your audience.
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iso.500px.com »One of the things that many portrait photographers and headshot photographers struggle with is figuring out whether they should get a 135mm or 85mm focal length for their portraiture. It's a tough question if you don't understand how one lens works vs the other option. thephoblographer.com »
Episode 159 of the PetaPixel Photography Podcast. Download MP3 – Subscribe via iTunes, Google Play, email or RSS! Featured: USA Today photojournalist and Sports Shooter co-founder, Robert Hanashiro In This Episode If you subscribe to the PetaPixel Photography Podcast in iTunes, please take a moment to rate and review us and help us move up in the rankings so […] petapixel.com »
It's an incredibly exciting time to be working in the film photography world right now: analog is post-digital! In fact, a lot has been going on now and to celebrate that, we're rounding up some of the best new things that are happening! thephoblographer.com »
This year marks the point at which I have been using Hasselblad cameras for over a decade. My first was a 201F in 2007, before moving to a 203FE in 2011 and adding a 202FA in 2015. They’re the classic 6×6 V series models, although have some additions on the more familiar 500 series that […] petapixel.com »
Things we found at CP+ 2017 which had been cut in half We'll be honest - the past year has been pretty rough. It's hard to find much good news out there, and it seems like the world is more divided than ever. dpreview.com »
Every Fashion Week I learn something new. This is my tenth or so New York Fashion Week by now and I’m still forgetting memory cards, wandering aimlessly trying to find the backstage entrance at Skylight Clarkson, getting kicked out of areas and wondering why Dropbox doesn’t sync faster on Starbucks WiFi. Editor’s Note: This article […] petapixel.com »
Many of us have done remote shoots where we’re miles from home (or a store) and we forgot one or more key pieces of gear that make or break a shoot. And it’s often the little things: batteries, SD cards, gaff tape/zip ties, plastic bags or specific tools we didn’t think to bring or didn’t […] petapixel.com »
Find out what it takes to be a production photographer on the set of TV show, "Stranger Things". The post Behind The Scenes: Q&A with “Stranger Things” Photographer Curtis Baker appeared first on 500px ISO. iso.500px.com »
2016 DPReview Readers' Best Shots: Things Collembola (Springtail) under a drop of water. Central Park, Burnaby. Sony A6000, Sigma E60mm F2. 8, 42mm extension tube. Photo by Don White Picking your favorite image is never an easy task. dpreview.com »
Paragliding at Combe Gibbet on the Ridgeway near Hungerford in West Berkshire. Taken from a paraglider. Photo and caption by Bruce Clarke 2016: it was a year, and we all took pictures. We can agree that these things are true. dpreview.com »
I love toys and scale models. Through photography I bring those toys, my ideas and dreams to life. It takes me from 2 to 15 days to work on a model to weather and customize it. boredpanda.com »
Without a frame of reference, it’s impossible to conceptualize how massive the world’s largest oil tanker, the world’s deepest mine, or a B-2 bomber’s wingspan really are. That’s where these composite photos by Kevin Wisbeth come into play. petapixel.com »
We didn’t head to Photokina this year for a host of reasons, but we definitely paid attention to what was going on. It looks like it has been a great show with a lot of great announcements. I figured I’d rank the best things we saw at Photokina, and a few things we’ll have to Read more... canonrumors.com »
