Are TFP Photo Shoots Really a Trade or Is Someone Simply Working for Free?

6 hs ago (Fstoppers): Collaborating with models for trade shoots, often referred to as TFP (Time for Print), provides a wealth of benefits to both parties involved. In this type of collaboration, neither party charges for their services, but both receive valuable assets in the form of high-quality images that can be used to build their respective portfolios. [ Read More ]

Is This the Ultimate Camera for Landscape Photographers?

7 hs ago (Fstoppers): When it comes to choice of camera, many landscape photographers desire two things above everything else: resolution and dynamic range. And as such, the Fujifilm GFX 100S looks like one of the most ideal candidates for the genre. How does it hold up in practice? This great video review features a respected landscape photographer sharing his thoughts. [ Read More ]

Is This a Real Photograph?

8 hs ago (Fstoppers): Photography has often been described as the capture of light on a sensitive medium and its reproduction. But what happens when there's a significant amount of manipulation before the final image can be created? Even more importantly, what happens when this is instantaneous and seamless? Is it a photograph that you've just taken? These are questions that we will have to answer for ourselves in the near future. [ Read More ]

Mark Mann As You've Never Seen Him Before

11 hs ago (Fstoppers): We all know Mark Mann from the close-up, soul-bearing portraits of what feels like every celebrity, public figure, and president in current times. Prolific seems a fitting word that should be permanently grafted to any discussion of the artist’s work. Today, however, we are getting to know Mark Mann in a way that you never have. [ Read More ]

5 Helpful Tips to Improve Your Portrait Photography Portfolio

13 hs ago (Fstoppers): Your portfolio is your calling card and is the place where most potential customers will make the decision to pursue hiring you or not. As such, your portfolio deserves a lot of careful consideration. This helpful video tutorial features an experienced photographer sharing five tips to help you improve the quality of your portrait portfolio. [ Read More ]

A Review of the New Sony FE 50mm f/1.4 GM Lens

15 hs ago (Fstoppers): Sony's new FE 50mm f/1.4 GM lens has arrived, and with it comes some of the company's best design features and optical performance. For many portrait and wedding photographers, a top-level, wide-aperture 50mm lens is one of the most important tools in their kit, and thus, the new lens is likely catching the attention of many. Can its performance match its impressive specs? This great video review takes a look. [ Read More ]

5 More Photo Editing Mistakes to Avoid

1 d ago (Fstoppers): In a recent article, I shared a selection of easy-to-avoid photo editing mistakes. Today, it's time for five more. Some of them might sound obvious, while others are more subtle. What they all have in common: they can ruin an otherwise great edit. [ Read More ]

Sheriff's Deputy Sued After Livestreaming Traffic Stop on TikTok

1 d ago (Fstoppers): A Texas man is suing a sheriff's deputy and Dallas County after he says his personal information was broadcast to over 100 people when the deputy livestreamed his traffic stop on TikTok. [ Read More ]

Here's What Canon Has Planned Next

1 d ago (Fstoppers): Canon recently released their corporate strategy for the next few years, and it sheds some light on where they plan to take their camera and lens business. [ Read More ]

The Growing Popularity and Creative Versatility of Boudoir Photography

1 d ago (Fstoppers): In recent years, boudoir photography has experienced quite a surge in popularity, attracting women of all ages and backgrounds who want to capture their beauty in a classy and sensual way. While it's true that the rise in confidence and body positivity among women has played a significant role in this trend, there are several other factors contributing to its growing popularity. [ Read More ]

Caffenol: A Guide to Developing B&W Film with Coffee

1 d ago (PetaPixel): One of the greatest things about film photography is its friendliness toward do-it-yourself approaches. Want to hack together a working camera out of discount hardware store supplies? All the power to you! Want to shoot on art paper coated in a home-concocted emulsion, contact-printed using authentic techniques from the 1800s? Why not? [Read More]

Settings You Should Change on Your Camera

1 d ago (Fstoppers): Modern cameras are tremendously complex and intricate machines, and as such, there are often settings that may not be the best choice for your work and may even cause you to miss a shot or not come home with the best quality images. This excellent video tutorial features a seasoned photographer showing you some important settings you should consider changing to improve your workflow and photos. [ Read More ]

Why Wedding Photography is an Underrated Specialty That Should Garner More Respect

1 d ago (PetaPixel): For some reason wedding photography isn’t a well-respected genre in the photography industry. I have no idea why that is when it’s so physically, creatively, and technically demanding. But I do have a lot of ideas about why wedding photography should garner more respect. [Read More]

A Review of the Tamron 50-400mm f/4.5-6.3 Di III VC VXD Lens

1 d ago (Fstoppers): In recent years, Tamron has entirely reinvented themselves as a company that produces competitive lenses that offer excellent performance and image quality at prices that are often significantly more affordable than many first-party options. One of their latest lenses, the 50-400mm f/4.5-6.3 Di III VC VXD, offers a highly versatile focal length range suitable for a huge range of genres and applications. This great video review takes a look at the sort of performance and image quality you can...

Why Landscape Photographers Should Embrace All Light

1 d ago (Fstoppers): When it comes to landscape photography, many photographers like to stick to the golden light that is only available around sunrise and sunset, when warm, dramatic rays of sunlight cascade through the frame. However, if you only shoot during those times, you are missing out on a ton of photo opportunities. This great video tutorial features an experienced landscape photographer showing you why different times and conditions can make for worthwhile images. [ Read More ]

Why You Get Stuck in Creative Ruts and How to Get Out of Them

1 d ago (Fstoppers): Creative ruts happen to just about everyone, and they can be both frustrating and detrimental, particularly if you derive your income from your work, often leading to a vicious circle. If you find yourself stuck in a rut and unsure of how to get out of it, check out this great video that discusses why these lulls happen and what you can do to get the creative juices flowing again. [ Read More ]

Lessons I've Learned the Hard Way When Buying Cameras Over the Years

2 ds ago (Fstoppers): On the never-ending camera buyer’s merry-go-round? Here are a few lessons I’ve learned along the way. [ Read More ]

How to Stop Blown Highlights and Get the Perfect Exposure

2 ds ago (Fstoppers): Balancing the exposure of a complex scene can be tricky, particularly when the dynamic range is wide. In this video, learn the basics of avoiding blown highlights ruining your landscape and nailing the perfect exposure instead. [ Read More ]

Are Samsung’s Phones Fudging It on Moon Photography?

2 ds ago (Fstoppers): There have been some mighty impressive moon shots taken with cell phones these days, but are they even real? In the case of Samsung's Galaxy S23 Ultra, the answer is: maybe. [ Read More ]

The Dos and Don’ts of Taking Photography Criticism

2 ds ago (PetaPixel): Photography, like every art form, is subjective. As such, anything we create is open to criticism, whether we like it or not. When criticism is given with the best of intentions, it can lead to growth. [Read More]

7 Essential Elements to a Good Photo

2 ds ago (PetaPixel): Photography is a visual art, and as with most art forms, there are no rigid rules or formulas that guarantee a captivating image. However, there are certain key elements that often contribute to an image's impact and appeal. [Read More]

Why Discourse on Ethical Photography Matters

2 ds ago (PetaPixel): Seeing is believing. This concise rhetoric goes a long way to explain the power of photography. Where a statistic can reduce an entire country to a few numbers a photograph can bypass the mind and head directly to the heart via the eyes. Emotional, heartbreaking eyewitness testimony is just another block of text compared to the medium which makes the viewer themselves an eyewitness to whatever the photographer wanted to show them. [Read More]

Unleashing the Power of Wide Angle Photography: We Review the Fujifilm 8-16mm f/2.8 Lens

2 ds ago (Fstoppers): When I got the opportunity to test out this lens, I jumped at the chance. An ultra-wide angle zoom at f/2.8 would be great for so many different photographic applications: landscape, architectural, interior, astrophotography, events, creative, and video, to name a few. Did I get the opportunity to test it out with all of these? No, but what I did get to try certainly produced the results. [ Read More ]

Is This the Best Budget Kit for Starting Photography?

2 ds ago (Fstoppers): Photography can be an exceptionally expensive hobby, but it needn't be in most situations. If you're thinking about getting your first camera and a lens, this budget setup might give you the most back for your buck. [ Read More ]

10 Landscape Photography Mistakes and How to Fix Them

2 ds ago (Fstoppers): Landscape photography is a challenging genre that requires good technique, planning, creative visions, and sometimes, just a bit of luck. If you would like to improve your landscape photography, check out this fantastic video tutorial that features an experienced photographer sharing 10 common mistakes landscape shooters make and how to fix them or avoid them altogether. [ Read More ]

How to Improve the Color of Foliage in Landscape Photos

2 ds ago (Fstoppers): When it comes to landscape photography, foliage is often one of the most important components of an image, and as such, it deserves a lot of close attention, particularly when it comes to color. If you would like to improve your landscape photos, check out this great video tutorial that will show you how to leverage Photoshop to create more accurate and vibrant foliage. [ Read More ]

Photographers, Print Your Photos

3 ds ago (Fstoppers): Although I've probably taken millions of photographs at this point, I rarely ever print them. I moved into a new house in 2022, and a year later, almost every wall was still bare. Well, not anymore. I finally printed 10 giant photos and purchased two Samsung Frame TVs that become art when they aren't being used. [ Read More ]

A Review of the Lenovo Yoga 9i 2-in-1 Laptop

3 ds ago (Fstoppers): The Lenovo Yoga 9i 2-in-1 laptop is a beautiful device that offers Windows users a lot of versatility in a relatively small package in tandem with long battery life. This great video review takes a look at the 2023 version of the device and the sort of performance you can expect from it in usage. [ Read More ]

Are AI Photographers or ‘Synthographers’ a Thing Now?

3 ds ago (PetaPixel): A new term has popped up recently: "Synthographer." It's a mishmash of the word synthesis and photographer and describes artists creating digital media from AI image generators. [Read More]

7 Tips to Improve Your Photography as a Beginner

3 ds ago (Fstoppers): There are many simple and effective techniques that you can utilize to improve your photography when you're just starting out. Check out these seven simple tips to help you improve your photography as a beginner. [ Read More ]

First Aerial Images of Earth’s Biggest Icebergs That are ‘On The Run’

3 ds ago (PetaPixel): The first-ever aerial images of the Earth's two biggest icebergs that broke off from Antarctica's Ice Shelf have been published. Each could take decades to melt. [Read More]

’66° North’ is a Black-and-White Photo Series from Iceland’s Far Reaches

3 ds ago (PetaPixel): The 66th parallel north is a circle of latitude that is 66 degrees north of the Earth's equatorial plane, about 61 kilometers south of the Arctic Circle. It crosses the Atlantic Ocean, Europe, Asia and North America. [Read More]

Olympic Athlete Captures Impressive Photo of Northern Lights from Airplane

3 ds ago (PetaPixel): An Olympic-winning athlete and photography enthusiast ingeniously worked out how to shoot the northern lights mid-air whilst he was on a flight to Paris. [Read More]

Australian Art Museum Rebrands to Focus Entirely on Local Photography

3 ds ago (PetaPixel): The Monash Gallery of Art in Melbourne, Australia is rebranding as the Museum of Australian Photography (MAPh) to solely concentrate on the art form. [Read More]

Photographer Captures Amazing Shot of Snake Hidden in the Sand

3 ds ago (PetaPixel): A photographer traveled to Namibia to capture well-camouflaged snakes that exclusively live in the sub-Saharan African country. [Read More]

Meta’s Paid Verification Program for Instagram is Rolling Out Today

3 ds ago (PetaPixel): Meta's promised paid verification program is rolling out to Facebook and Instagram today, CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced on his Instagram channel. [Read More]

Benro Theta: World’s First Smart Tripod You Will Love

3 ds ago (Fstoppers): As a photographer, you know that having the right gear can sometimes make all the difference, and this includes tripods. With the launch of the Benro Theta, shooting just became more fun and easy. This revolutionary tripod combines portability, stability, and intelligence, making it one of the most essential tools for photographers on the go. [ Read More ]

Creators Can Now Properly Publish Podcasts Through YouTube Studio

3 ds ago (PetaPixel): A few weeks ago, YouTube said that it would soon be improving support for podcasts on its platform, and today that has come to fruition, as creators can now publish and manage podcast content from YouTube Studio. [Read More]

Sony Named One of World’s Most Ethical Companies

3 ds ago (PetaPixel): Sony is one of 135 global organizations that has been recognized as one of the planet's most ethical companies. It is the only camera manufacturer to appear on the list this year. [Read More]

Midjourney v5 Creates Photorealistic Images and Even Does Hands Correctly

3 ds ago (PetaPixel): Midjurney v5 has arrived this week with the latest model of the acclaimed AI image generator boasting stunning photorealistic images and humans that have five fingers per hand. [Read More]

Chinese AI News Anchor Works 24 Hours a Day, 365 Days a Year

3 ds ago (PetaPixel): China has revealed its latest digital news anchor, an artificial intelligence (AI) powered "woman" that delivers news 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. [Read More]

Image of Ancient Glacier on Mars Raises Hopes for Human Exploration

3 ds ago (PetaPixel): The remains of a glacier on Mars have been discovered via the HiRISE camera attached to the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter. If the ice is confirmed, it would have significant implications for humans who may land there one day. [Read More]

FBI is Investigating TikTok for Spying on US Journalists

3 ds ago (PetaPixel): The FBI is now investigating TikTok for spying on U.S. journalists -- as the popular video-sharing app faces a nationwide ban. [Read More]

The FALCAM F50: A Quick-Release System for Fast On-Set Changes

4 ds ago (PetaPixel): The FALCAM F50 by Ulanzi Group is a quick-release system has an incredibly straightforward value proposition. If you've got cameras that use multiple types of stabilization (gimbals, tripods, rigs, etc.), the FALCAM F50 is going to make swapping between them a breeze. [Read More]

Lawsuit Alleges Lensa.ai App Illegally Took Users’ Biometric Data

4 ds ago (PetaPixel): A group in Illinois has filed a class action lawsuit against California-based Prisma Labs, the company behind the artificial intelligence-powered photo editing app, Lensa.ai. [Read More]

Nikon Nikkor Z 26mm F2.8 sample gallery

5 ds ago (Articles: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)): $(document).ready(function() { SampleGalleryV2({"containerId":"embeddedSampleGallery_0072146658","galleryId":"0072146658","isEmbeddedWidget":true,"selectedImageIndex":0,"isMobile":false}) }); Pancakes may not be the most nutritious breakfast, but they sure are a sweet way to start the day. Pancake lenses can also be pretty sweet, offering up portability with a side of delicious image quality. We took the latest Nikon compact prime out for a quick spin around Seattle, and captured some samples...

Interview with Josh Caudwell | GBPW Episode 144

5 ds ago (Photography Course): I’m learning to value the process, the middle part, the more that I do photography. You can also listen to this episode on iTunes, Pocket… The post Interview with Josh Caudwell | GBPW Episode 144 appeared first on Photography Course.

Canon Photography Training Milnerton, Cape Town

6 ds ago (Vernon Chalmers Photography Training): Photography Training / Skills Development Milnerton, Cape Town and Cape PeninsulaFast Shutter Speed / Action Photography Training Woodbridge Island, Cape TownCTPSVernon Canon Photography Training Cape Town / Cape PeninsulaPrivate Canon EOS / EOS R Camera and Photography tutoring / training courses in Milnerton, Cape Town - or in the comfort of your home / garden anywhere in the Cape Peninsula.Tailor-made (individual) learning programmes are prepared for...

The Daily Edit – Ray Collins: Patagonia Journal Spring 2023

6 ds ago (A Photo Editor): Ray Collins Heidi: The ocean is a dynamic canvas, what made you what to create a stillness? Ray: I want to freeze the moments that we may miss in real time. Sometimes the anticipation of a rising swell of what ‘might’ happen is more important than the finale of the crashing wave. It’s […]

CP+ 2023: OM Digital Solutions interview - 'OM Digital Solutions was reborn as an imaging business'

6 ds ago (Articles: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)): Shigemi Sugimoto, President and CEO, and Eiji Shirota, Chief Profitability Officer We were in Japan recently for the annual CP+ show in Yokohama, where we had the opportunity to sit down with senior executives from several camera and lens manufacturers. One of these was OM Digital Solutions, where we spoke with: Shigemi Sugimoto: Representative Director, President and CEO Eiji Shirota: Chief Profitability Officer This interview was conducted with multiple people via an interpreter. As...

Reflections: 44 Stunning Photos From Our Community

6 ds ago (Click Community Blog: Helping you take better pictures one day at a time): One of our favorite and longest running tradition at Click Community is our forum photo contest. Most recently, our members shared images that embodied the theme “cozy” and we’re sharing our favorites. The post Reflections: 44 Stunning Photos From Our Community appeared first on Click Community Blog: Helping you take better pictures one day at a time.

The future of photography

6 ds ago (Scott Kelby's Photoshop Insider): It’s computational. We’ll get back to that – hi all! It’s #TravelTuesday and I, Dave Williams, am here… The post The future of photography appeared first on Scott Kelby's Photoshop Insider.

38 Fun Engagement Photo Ideas – Location, Outfits, and Poses

1 w ago (Photography Course): Discover 38 ideas on how to make the most of the next engagement photo shoot and create memories for your clients that will last a lifetime. The post 38 Fun Engagement Photo Ideas – Location, Outfits, and Poses appeared first on Photography Course.

Book of the Week: Selected by Meggan Gould

1 w ago (photo-eye | BLOG): Book Review A World History of Women Photographers Text by Luce Lebart and Marie Robert Reviewed by Meggan Gould "I pick up this weighty compendium, A World History of Women Photographers, with a sigh of contextual disappointment: is it possible that we are still having this conversation? That I am about to dive into what must, in fact, be considered a revised version of art history?"A World History of Women Photographers. By Luce Lebart and Marie Robert. A World History of Women...

Did you recently get a drone? Here are 5 things you need to know

1 w ago (Articles: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)): Sub-250g drones like Holy Stone's models are considered 'toys' in some countries. In the US, you'll still need to pass a quick and free exam before flying this type of drone. Did you receive a drone as a gift over the holidays? Did you resolve to learn to fly one in 2023? Personally, I know quite a few professional photographers that have added an aerial vehicle to their arsenal in recent months and are determined to master their newfound passion. While the reasons for taking up a drone...

More Pt. Reyes

1 w ago (True Nature Stories): Sunrise Over Drake's EsteroEgrets NestingPt. Reyes Wallflower, Chimney RockChimney Rock DeerExposed Reef at Drake's BeachSmooth Lines at Drake's BeachKehoe Beach* * *

Poor Water / Sewage Management into the Milnerton Lagoon

1 w ago (Vernon Chalmers Photography Training): Current Pollution / Sewage / Stench Situation at Milnerton Lagoon / Woodbridge IslandLatest 2022 Updates of Media Reporting on the Current Sewage / Stench Situation in MilnertonPoor Wastewater Management : City of Cape TownMilnerton Lagoon / Woodbridge Island : Copyright Vernon ChalmersIt is very disappointing to report here on my Vernon Chalmers Photography website that I am as alarmed with the ongoing wastewater pollution, sewage and stench...

Scarpa RIBELLE RUN KALIBRA G Review

1 w ago (iancorless.com – Photography, Writing, Talk Ultra Podcast): A superb shoe that does the business in harsh, winter and tough conditions. They are so good, they make a great mountain shoe at any time of year. There are so many positives that it’s hard to find any negatives... Continue reading →

Photography News: The Longest Leica SL Lens, WPPI 2023 Sales

1 w ago (Photography Life): Return from paradise. Those are a few words to describe my day yesterday. I left behind the breathtaking nature of Colombia and its lovely people and returned to pre-spring Europe, lovely in its own way. (I will now be able to answer your comments that have been piling up under my articles, and for which I have so rudely kept you waiting.)

Forget the Oscars, watch these camera-centric films instead

1 w ago (Articles: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)): A DPReview film festival It's Oscar Sunday, so we've put together a DPReview film festival that celebrates our favorite star - photography! To keep it simple, we've excluded documentaries, and zeroed on narrative film starring the humble camera. We've also limited this lineup with the hypothetical scenario that if you were to do a one day film festival, what would be a nice mix of films that deliver variety, thrills and perhaps a few surprises. These are only a few of the films out there,...

Back Button Focus – What, How, Why, & When to Use It?

1 w ago (Blog - PhotographyAxis): You might be hearing about the term “Back Button Focus” (BBF) for the first time. It is a focusing technique that can help to improve your photography workflow. During my […] The post Back Button Focus – What, How, Why, & When to Use It? appeared first on PhotographyAxis.

DPReview TV classics: The best and worst ways to clean your lenses

1 w ago (Articles: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)): Chris and Jordan are prepping a few episodes for next week, so in the interim please enjoy this classic episode! Sure you plrbably want to know the best technique for cleaning your lenses, but it can't hurt to find out the worst ways as well, right? Also, check out the impressive acting performance from Chris' daughter at 7:10. Get new episodes of DPReview TV every week by subscribing to our YouTube channel!

Carson Falls

1 w ago (True Nature Stories): Lower Carson FallsAfter dropping my wife off at work Friday morning I drove home and put on my rain gear in anticipation of having a little adventure in the storm while hiking up to Carson Falls. I'd been thinking about hiking to Cataract Falls, but the upper part of Mt. Tamalpais was closed, and Fairfax-Bolinas Road was closed at Azalea Hill.Despite having all the rain gear, it didn't rain a drop during the whole hike. We'd heard some rain during the night (but no thunder), so we know the...

Lensrentals' most rented-out point-and-shoot isn't a point-and-shoot at all

1 w ago (Articles: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)): The Leica Q2 certainly has a built-in lens, but does that really make it a 'point-and-shoot?' We'd say not, and that making that distinction helps illuminate the niches in which there's still room for compacts to do interesting things. Photo: Dan Bracaglia Camera and lens rental company Lensrentals has published a list of its most popular 'point-and-shoot' cameras, but the thing we found most interesting is how few of the cameras on the list would sensibly be described as such. We...

The Laughing Kookaburra: Decisive Moments in Wildlife Photography

1 w ago (Photography Life): The term “decisive moments” is usually associated with the famous photographer Henri Cartier-Bresson. His domain was photographing the everyday life of the French streets with his Leica and 50mm lens. An all-manual film camera is not exactly suited to action photography. To capture the decisive moment required anticipation, practice, and a bit of luck.

Photographers, How Much Do You Make?

1 w ago (A Photo Editor): I first picked up a camera in early 2000 and pushed my way into assisting some top tier photographers. My first assignment was 2004. I got on with a big rep and landed a huge pharma campaign. Just as everything was falling into place and I was feeling on top of the world I ran […]

Film Friday: Xpan 'Triptych Tokyo' captures the chaos of city life

1 w ago (Articles: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)): Inspiration is all around us, and even old ideas are new when you put your own spin on it. Photographer Takashi Fukukawa says he picked up his film camera when his daughter was born, but when she stopped cooperating with his desire to document her daily life he turned his gaze to the streets of Tokyo. An avid devourer of photography and darkroom techniques, he was keen to embrace his new hobby and continue to learn. Always seeking the next growth opportunity, he recalls one day when...

Episode 233 – COURTNEY DAUWALTER

1 w ago (iancorless.com – Photography, Writing, Talk Ultra Podcast): Episode 233 of Talk Ultra - YES we are back! With Speedgoat Karl co-hosting and an in-depth interview with Courtney Dauwalter. Continue reading →

The Allure of Boudoir Photography

1 w ago (Photography Course): Learn all about boudoir photography in this professional guide featuring tips, ideas, and examples of sensual and intimate portraits. The post The Allure of Boudoir Photography appeared first on Photography Course.

The Best Photography Backup Workflow as a Photographer

1 w ago (Blog - Zach Nichols Photography): Nothing is more important to a photographer than their photos; especially if they are a professional; making their livelihood from photography. Over the years I have had many conversations with professionals and amateurs in person and through social media and you would be surprised how few people actually know how to properly back up their images.

New Online Exhibition: Displacement + What Remains by Krista Svalbonas

1 w ago (photo-eye | BLOG): photo-eye Gallery New Online Exhibition: Displacement + What Remains by Krista Svalbonas Jovi Esquivel photo-eye Gallery is pleased to announce a new Online Exhibition that features work by artist Krista Svalbonas. Krista Svalbonas, Geislingen, 2022, Layered Laser Cut Pigment Ink Print, 14x21", Edition of 2, $2,800Krista SvalbonasDisplacement + What RemainsOpening Online: March 9, 2023Built with Visual Server Xphoto-eye Gallery is pleased to announce a new online exhibition Displacement...

Get Started With Automation in Your Business

1 w ago (Behind the Shutter): Watch LIVE to see how Sal Cincotta and his team use 17hats to systemize and streamline their photography business.

The Art of the Personal Project: Chad Holder

1 w ago (A Photo Editor): The Art of the Personal Project is a crucial element to let potential buyers see how you think creatively on your own. I am drawn to personal projects that have an interesting vision or that show something I have never seen before. In this thread, I’ll include a link to each personal project with the […]

Review: Holy Stone's HS710 and HS175D are drones with a ton of limitations

1 w ago (Articles: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)): Chances are, if you're searching for a drone targeted at beginners, DJI's Mini models might not be at the top of your list. Instead, you might sift through dozens of less expensive offerings from alternate brands. Holy Stone is prominent in this category and we at DPReview were curious to see if a more affordable option, minus some more advanced options, was worth exploring for anyone starting their drone journey. Holy Stone's HS710 and HS175D models are foldable, weigh less than 250g,...

Why You Give Up Quickly on New Photography w/Scott Kelby, Erik Kuna & Dave Clayton | The Grid EP 550

1 w ago (Scott Kelby's Photoshop Insider): Why You Give Up Quickly on New Photography w/Scott Kelby, Erik Kuna & Dave Clayton | The Grid… The post Why You Give Up Quickly on New Photography w/Scott Kelby, Erik Kuna & Dave Clayton | The Grid EP 550 appeared first on Scott Kelby's Photoshop Insider.

Pt. Reyes in Early March

1 w ago (True Nature Stories): Iris Patch & Setting MoonSleeping BeautyElk & Setting MoonDrifting ThoughtsChitons & FriendsSea Star, Anemones & Sea GrassGiacomini WetlandsColor on the Fence LineTable for OneContemplative BullA Gathering of ElkElk SurpriseWhimbrels in a State of Aesthetic ArrestHold FastCliff Dweller* * *

Leica announces Vario-Elmar-SL 100-400 F5-6.3 and 1.4x 'extender'

1 w ago (Articles: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)): Leica has announced the Vario-Elmar-SL 100-400mm F5-6.3, a telephoto zoom lens for L-mount. It's also announced a 1.4x teleconverter that's compatible with the lens to deliver a combination that extends to 560mm F9. The rather modest maximum aperture range allows the lens to be relatively compact for such a long telephoto optic. It comes with a detachable tripod base compatible with the Arca-Swiss system. The ring to which this attaches has a thumb dial to allow it to rotate and lock...

DPReview March Madness, round one results and round two voting

1 w ago (Articles: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)): The field has been cut in half Round one of DPReview March Madness kicked off last week and thousands of you voted alongside the DPReview editors to determine who got to advance and who was sent packing in defeat. We've updated the matchups to vote on (click the image above to see it larger). Things are getting weird this round with lots of odd matchups (prime lens vs. natural light?) – if you're having trouble, just decide which one you'd kick off the island. Which contentious...

The Top 6 Outdoor Photography Tips for Beginners

1 w ago (Photography Course): Take your outdoor photography to the next level with these tips and tricks for beginners and experienced photographers alike! The post The Top 6 Outdoor Photography Tips for Beginners appeared first on Photography Course.

Pergear 14mm f/2.8 Field Test: Ultrawide and Fast, on a Budget

1 w ago (Photography Life): Pergear’s 14mm f/2.8, full-frame lens is a very interesting option for Sony, Nikon, Canon, and Leica mirrorless photographers. After all, it reaches wide and bright, yet costs under $300. But can it really deliver? I tested this budget ultra-wide in the field, and here's what I found.

Bad Gopher

1 w ago (True Nature Stories): San Francisco Wallflower, March 6, 2023March 7March 8I was so glad to see my first-of-the-season local San Francisco Wallflower (Erysimum franciscanum) on March 6, and when I checked it out again the next morning it looked sad and droopy, as if weighted down with rain. Unfortunately, a closer look revealed an even sadder situation, a nearby gopher hole. When I checked again this morning there was no longer any sign of the wallflower.Wallflower, Bush Lupine & Bracken at Grandview Park...

Canon Photography Training Rates Cape Town

1 w ago (Vernon Chalmers Photography Training): Vernon Chalmers Canon Photography Training Rates Cape Town / Cape PeninsulaVernon Chalmers Photography Training Rates Cape Town / Cape PeninsulaPhotography Training Cost / Rates Milnerton, Woodbridge Island / Kirstenbosch, Cape Town* Vernon Chalmers Photography Training Rates* Learning Photography in the Comfort of your own Home / Garden (Cape Peninsula)Cost-effective photography training for assisting the new and more advanced Canon...

Photo Competitions South Africa 2023

1 w ago (Vernon Chalmers Photography Training): Photography Competitions and Awards South Africa 2023Photography Competitions South Africa 2023 Listing of the latest Photography Competitions and Awards (for Landscape, Macro, Nature, Wildlife and Travel etc.) on some of the most well-known South African companies / magazines / newspapers / NGO's websites offering photography competitions in South Africa.Please note: Some of these South African online photography competitions / contests are once-off...

Accommodation for Photographers Milnerton | Cape Town

1 w ago (Vernon Chalmers Photography Training): Self Catering Accommodation for Photographers Milnerton (Opposite Woodbridge Island)Self Catering Apartment Accommodation Milnerton Cape Town, South AfricaPhotography Opportunities around Woodbridge Island, Milnerton | Cape TownSelf Catering Apartment Milnerton Holiday Availability & Pricing:Rates per person / per night R450-00 (1 adult guest max / 2 nights min) Rates R795-00 for 2 people per night (2 adult guests max / 2 nights min)Travel...

Slideshow: winners of the SkyPixel 8th Annual Photo & Video competition

1 w ago (Articles: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)): A view from above SkyPixel has announced the winners and finalists for its 8th annual drone photography and video competition. Every year, the online aerial photography community co-organizes efforts with drone manufacturer DJI to offer up a bevy of photography gear to winners and finalists. Over 65,000 entries were submitted on the SkyPixel platform, a 120% increase over last year's competition according to DJI. The panel that judged these entries included legendary aerial photographer...

DPReview TV: This is the best focal length

1 w ago (Articles: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)): As unquestioned authorities on all photographic and video topics, Chris and Jordan put their boundless knowledge to work determining what is objectively the best focal length. In the tradition of Siskel and Ebert, things got heated. Subscribe to our YouTube channel to get new episodes of DPReview TV every week. Introduction The best focal length is... Correction 1 The worst focal length is... Correction 2 The second best focal length is... Correction 3

The Maltese Vessel

1 w ago (True Nature Stories): The Bulk Carrier KnossosJoel Cairo: You always have a very smooth explanation ready.Sam Spade: What do you want me to do, learn to stutter?Wilmer Cook: Keep on riding me and they're gonna be picking iron out of your liver.Sam Spade: The cheaper the crook, the gaudier the patter.--The Maltese Falcon quotes from IMDBI'd seen a couple of small whale spouts just off Ocean Beach, probably migrating Gray Whales, after walking down there yesterday morning. The beach sand was packed so hard from...

Guest Blog: Interviewer of Awesome People, Mia McCormick

1 w ago (Scott Kelby's Photoshop Insider): Editor’s Note: In honor of International Women’s Day, I wanted to share this 2014 post from Mia McCormick,… The post Guest Blog: Interviewer of Awesome People, Mia McCormick appeared first on Scott Kelby's Photoshop Insider.

Interview with Joas Souza | GBPW Episode 143

1 w ago (Photography Course): This is key: when you can do what you love with passion and have a good life. You can also listen to this episode on… The post Interview with Joas Souza | GBPW Episode 143 appeared first on Photography Course.

10 Stunning Canvas Print Themes and Styles to Elevate Your Home in 2023

1 w ago (Photogpedia): Are you ready to discover the top canvas print themes and styles that will bring a fresh and stunning look to your living space in 2023? Look no further!Canvas prints are a fantastic way to add color, texture, and personality to your walls. With so many themes and styles to choose from, it can be [...] The post 10 Stunning Canvas Print Themes and Styles to Elevate Your Home in 2023 appeared first on Photogpedia.

The Top Food Photography Trends to Try Now

1 w ago (Photogpedia): Food photography is an essential part of the culinary industry. It’s no secret that people love to see beautiful images of food, whether it’s on social media, in advertising campaigns, or in cookbooks. As such, staying up-to-date with the latest food photography trends is crucial for any photographer looking to succeed in this field. Why [...] The post The Top Food Photography Trends to Try Now appeared first on Photogpedia.

President Jimmy Carter

1 w ago (True Nature Stories): President Carter on the Flight DeckHard to believe how much time has sailed by since I was a teen-ager assigned to the pre-commissioning crew of the Navy's newest aircraft carrier, the USS Dwight D. Eisenhower (CVN-69). The ship and its crew were just getting their sea legs when President Jimmy Carter came out visit. Our home port was Norfolk, Virginia, and we'd just been out to sea and had our first liberty port in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Carter's visit came a couple of weeks...

A distortion of the truth? Here’s why we’re not against software lens corrections

1 w ago (Articles: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)): The use of mathematical elements in a lens's design can keep size down and still deliver excellent results.Photo: Richard Butler One of the less obvious changes wrought by the move to mirrorless is that modern lenses don't need to project an undistorted image. Now that there's a processor between the lens and our preview of what the camera will shoot, it's possible to apply digital corrections even as we're lining up the camera. Most of the major lens makers have embraced this...

A New Flash Workshop in Las Vegas!

1 w ago (Joe McNally Photography): Heading to a favorite place, Las Vegas, next month. Will do a lighting workshop with […] The post A New Flash Workshop in Las Vegas! appeared first on Joe McNally Photography.

Stepping selfies up a gear

1 w ago (Scott Kelby's Photoshop Insider): It’s #TravelTuesday and I, Dave Williams, am back in the UK this week after an epic 80 days… The post Stepping selfies up a gear appeared first on Scott Kelby's Photoshop Insider.

What is Resolution in Photography?

1 w ago (Photography Course): Resolution is a measure of detail in an image, specified as the number of pixels for a digital asset or as dots for a print. Find out more in our detailed guide. The post What is Resolution in Photography? appeared first on Photography Course.

Acrylic Prints Care and Cleaning – Keep Your Artworks Looking Their Best

1 w ago (Photogpedia): Did you know that proper acrylic prints care and cleaning can make a significant difference in maintaining the quality and appearance of acrylic items? Acrylic is a versatile and durable material used in a wide range of applications, including home decor, signage, and even medical equipment. However, without proper care and cleaning, acrylic items can [...] The post Acrylic Prints Care and Cleaning – Keep Your Artworks Looking Their Best appeared first on Photogpedia.

Cloudy With Chance of Awe

2 ws ago (True Nature Stories): Drama at Seal Rocks Going for a walk this morning I discovered the first San Francisco Wallflower of the season near Grandview Park. It's located in an area we know affectionately as The Wind Tunnel, and it has been living up to the name today, so I haven't tried to photograph it except with my phone. The next highlight of the walk was seeing a Great Blue Heron along Sunset Boulevard, presumably on gopher duty. The final joy was the mass of clouds everywhere but over my head. I walked...

Book of the Week: Selected by Sara J. Winston

2 ws ago (photo-eye | BLOG): Book Review Cloud Physics Photographs by Terri Weifenbach Reviewed by Sara J. Winston “Cloud Physics, a book borne from Terri Weifenbach's 2015 Guggenheim Fellowship, brings us into a world where words no longer suffice..." Cloud Physics By Terri Weifenbach.Cloud Physics Photographs by Terri WeifenbachThe Ice Plant, USA, 2021. In English. 216 pp.. Cloud Physics, a book borne from Terri Weifenbach's 2015 Guggenheim Fellowship, brings us into a world where words no longer suffice....

Capturing Motion in Photography – A Guide for Beginners

2 ws ago (Photography Course): Ever wanted to learn how to make your motion photography more vivid, exciting, and real? Find out how in our extensive guide! The post Capturing Motion in Photography – A Guide for Beginners appeared first on Photography Course.

NPPA publishes Best of Photojournalism winners in book

2 ws ago (Articles: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)): Palestinian families huddle Tuesday during a candlelight vigil, which condemned the killing of children and civilians, over the rubble of homes destroyed by an Israeli military strike in Gaza City. Egyptian mediators helped broker the cease-fire after 11 days of fighting between Israel and Gaza military factions. Photo by Marcus Yam/Los Angeles Times via NPPA The National Press Photographers Association (NPPA) has released a book with all the winners of the Best of Photojournalism...

Dear Adobe: You Could Speed Up Our Photoshop Workflow By Adding One Checkbox

2 ws ago (Scott Kelby's Photoshop Insider): This is an easy one – low-hanging fruit, as they say. I just finished saving 14 images as… The post Dear Adobe: You Could Speed Up Our Photoshop Workflow By Adding One Checkbox appeared first on Scott Kelby's Photoshop Insider.

Photography News: New Z9 Firmware, Lots of Lens Sales

2 ws ago (Photography Life): I’m filling in for Libor for this week’s Photography News while he travels in South America in search of wildlife. He’s sent me some behind-the-scenes photos already, and let me say, you’re in for a treat once he returns. For now, I hope you’re enjoying atmospheric sunrises and good light so far in the month of March. Here are the recent developments in the photography world that you may have missed.

La Sportiva CYKLON CROSS GTX Review

2 ws ago (iancorless.com – Photography, Writing, Talk Ultra Podcast): Amazing foothold, amazing grip, warm, durable and dare I say, bullet proof. This is a shoe that makes me smile and want to run in harsh, cold, and tough conditions. BOA is the perfect fit system here and arguably it’s a best-case scenario allowing the user to adjust the shoe when running, especially when wearing gloves on. Continue reading →

A Movement of Clouds

2 ws ago (True Nature Stories): Partly Cloudy Skies, Grandview Park, March 5, 2023I don't know if I'd been dreaming, but I woke up thinking life is like getting a block of stone when we're born, and we spend our lives learning how to sculpt it. Some people seem to be born with an internal vision of what their final shape should be, although surprises sometimes live even in stone. Other people chisel first one form, then another and another, and later in life, there's very little stone left to work, and their shape...

Trail Menorca – Camí de Cavalls 2023 Countdown

2 ws ago (iancorless.com – Photography, Writing, Talk Ultra Podcast): ‘Trail Menorca Camí de Cavalls is an opportunity to discover what is hidden on this wonderful island, jewel of the Mediterranean, beyond its fantastic beaches. Running on tarmac, road, track, rocks, forest trails and depending on the race and distance, experience a night illuminated by stars. Come and immerse yourself in the beauty of Menorca.’ Continue reading →

Vernon Chalmers Photography Training Philosophy

2 ws ago (Vernon Chalmers Photography Training): Photography Training and Skills Development for Canon PhotographersGrey Heron at Woodbridge Island © Vernon Chalmers Photography"Understanding and chasing the light is more valuable than any camera in hand" — Vernon ChalmersVernon Chalmers Photography Training Milnerton, Cape Town and Cape PeninsulaOver the past ten years I've had...

Tangled Up In Blue

2 ws ago (True Nature Stories): Crow & Hawk in Urban Web of LifeI was sitting at the front gate after putting out a couple of used bike tires for someone to come pick up. I'd just put them on Craigslist "free stuff" and someone responded right away. It's been my experience that people don't always come, even after saying they'll be right over. And they never tell you that they've changed their plans. Non-human animals are much easier to understand.The cat (who's doing much better after getting some medicine from the...

DPReview March Madness, round one - vote!

2 ws ago (Articles: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)): The bracket is set, who will win? Round one of DPReview March Madness kicks off today. We have 16 robust matchups lined up for you to vote on (click the image above to see it larger). Which contentious contender will make it to the final four and ultimately be crowned the DPReview March Madness 2023 Champion? It's up to you to vote and decide. Please note that for the best experience, we recommend voting on our desktop site. Poll Rules: This poll is meant to be a bit of fun. It's not...

Is 300mm Enough for Bird & Wildlife Photography?

2 ws ago (Blog - PhotographyAxis): If you are a beginner in bird and wildlife photography and are looking to invest in a lens, then you will be really interested to know whether 300mm is enough […] The post Is 300mm Enough for Bird & Wildlife Photography? appeared first on PhotographyAxis.

From Idea to Print: The Darkroom Process

2 ws ago (Photography Life): Last week, I talked about the process of visualizing and composing with large format film during my trip to Yosemite in the fall. I've been working in the darkroom to print those photos, and today I finally have some results to publish and discuss!

How to Choose a Wedding Photographer

2 ws ago (Blog - Zach Nichols Photography): Choosing a wedding photographer for your wedding can be one of the most difficult decisions you make. Photos are important; they are some of the only things you will have to look back on when you wedding is over and good photos can elicit feelings and emotions years after they are captured.

Mountain Cams

2 ws ago (True Nature Stories): Snow on the Mountains, March 2, 2023I wasn't able to make it up to Mt. Tam when it snowed on Friday, February 24, but at least my trail cams were there, and thankfully some passing deer set them off. The lens on one of the cams had a big glop of snow obscuring much of the view, but even that was kind of fun to see.What surprised me when I biked up there yesterday was the view toward the city, with snow still clinging to the peaks of the inner coast ranges, at least 65 miles away.The one...

Photography Training Assessment and Review

2 ws ago (Vernon Chalmers Photography Training): Metacognitive Assessment and Review Opinion: Photography Training and DevelopmentVernon Chalmers Photography Workshop Practical Cape Town : Photo Credit: Steve WilliamsOver the past 10 years I have spent many hours with hundreds of enthusiast photographers in their pursuit to learn more about camera settings, exposure, composition, light, post-processing and other (awareness) challenges in their image making expectations and / or results.During the next couple of months I will be...

Canon Photography Training Gift Vouchers Cape Town

2 ws ago (Vernon Chalmers Photography Training): Photography Training Gift Voucher OptionsWith Practical Application at Intaka Island | Kirstenbosch Garden | Woodbridge IslandOr the Comfort of your own Home and / or Garden Adobe Lightroom Training Gift Vouchers Photography Training Gift Vouchers Cape Town for Birthdays / Christmas Image Vernon Chalmers / Design by Joseph InnsBirthday / Christmas Photography Training Gift Voucher Options Cape TownMost of my photography training / individual...

Latest Canon Digital Photo Professional DPP For Windows | Mac

2 ws ago (Vernon Chalmers Photography Training): Canon DPP 4.17.20 is Compatible with Canon EOS R8 / Canon EOS R6 Mark II / Canon EOS R7 / Canon EOS R 10 / Canon EOS R 50Compatible with Canon CR3 RAW FilesDownload Canon DPP 4.17.20 For WindowsDownload Canon DPP 4.17.20 For MacFor Canon EOS and Powershot...

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My Colorful Portrait Shoot for Tech Industry's Sidebar

2 ws ago (Los Angeles | Columbus Editorial, Music, Commercial Photographer): Back in January I had the privilege of working with Sidebar to create a library of images for their new website launch. I’m so grateful for such a wonderful opportunity and true collaboration with the team at Sidebar as well as the designers and creatives at Mackey Saturday that developed the campaign. Big thanks to @elizabethcareysmith for art directing, @kyleameeks for assisting, @xixstudios for hosting, and all the subjects for bringing power and joy to the shoot.
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Film Friday: DPRTV reviews Fujifilm's Acros II film

2 ws ago (Articles: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)): This Film Friday we're rewinding back to 2020 and the launch of Fujifilm's Acros 100 II black and white 35mm and 120 film. This film is an update to Fujifilm's original Acros 100, which was regarded as a medium-contrast workhorse film stock for everyday use. DPReview's Chris Niccolls and Jordan Drake met the new film launch by shooting a few rolls of the version II 35mm film on a trusty Nikon FE SLR. They developed them at home and digitized the frames using Nikon's ES-2 adapter. Niccolls found...
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13 Best Online Real Estate Photography Classes for 2023

2 ws ago (Photography Course): It takes some practice but mastering how to shoot interiors can be a lucrative and rewarding photography genre. We compiled this list of the best… The post 13 Best Online Real Estate Photography Classes for 2023 appeared first on Photography Course.
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Beauty Photography – Everything You Need to Know

2 ws ago (Photography Course): Learn how to get started with beauty photography and the best tips to overcome all challenges, such as posing, lighting, and props for beauty portraits. The post Beauty Photography – Everything You Need to Know appeared first on Photography Course.
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What to Take on a Wildlife Photography Trip

2 ws ago (Photography Life): One time when I was packing for a wildlife photography trip, I wrote a list of my equipment on a piece of paper – complete with lenses, batteries, clothing, and so on. I wanted to have a useful reference for the next trip, but then the “next trip” came along and I couldn’t find the paper! So, I took a more modern approach and wrote a reference document on my computer. Now that I have such a list, why not share it with you? It might come in handy next time that...
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Fujifilm launches Instax Mini 12 instant camera

2 ws ago (Articles: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)): Fujifilm has released a new Instax Mini 12, an update to the Instax Mini 11, the new camera has a new look and adds parallax correction capabilities, automatic flash control and a multi-function twist lens. These new features join the Close-Up Mode and auto exposure adjustment capabilities from the Mini 11. With parallax correction, Fujifilm says users will now see a viewfinder which aligns with the lens when using Close-Up Mode, so users no longer have to guess where the center of the...
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DPReview March Madness, vote for your champions

2 ws ago (Articles: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)): It's March, a time to debate if it's okay to put the winter coat away, look wistfully forward to Spring, and perhaps start to make some garden preparations (or, for our friends in the southern hemisphere, do the complete opposite of all of that). For Americans it's March Madness, a time where workplaces and bars across the US pretend gambling is not illegal, criticize the sporting abilities of minors and young adults, and start office fights with co-workers over which school will put more balls...
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The Art of the Personal Project: Matt Odom

2 ws ago (A Photo Editor): The Art of the Personal Project is a crucial element to let potential buyers see how you think creatively on your own. I am drawn to personal projects that have an interesting vision or that show something I have never seen before. In this thread, I’ll include a link to each personal project with the […]
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Canon RF 16mm F2.8 STM sample gallery (DPReview TV)

2 ws ago (Articles: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)): $(document).ready(function() { SampleGalleryV2({"containerId":"embeddedSampleGallery_4202387810","galleryId":"4202387810","isEmbeddedWidget":true,"selectedImageIndex":0,"isMobile":false}) }); The Canon RF 16mm F2.8 STM surprised us all with its small size, low price and full frame coverage. Take a look at some photos taken with the very demanding Canon R5. Be sure to download some raw files and let us know what you think! Click here to watch the DPReview TV review of the 16mm F2.8 STM. View the...
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Are iPhones Ready For Pro Work? w/Scott Kelby, Erik Kuna & Frederick Van Johnson | The Grid EP. 549

2 ws ago (Scott Kelby's Photoshop Insider): Are iPhones Ready For Pro Work? w/Scott Kelby, Erik Kuna & Frederick Van Johnson | The Grid EP.… The post Are iPhones Ready For Pro Work? w/Scott Kelby, Erik Kuna & Frederick Van Johnson | The Grid EP. 549 appeared first on Scott Kelby's Photoshop Insider.
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Experimental Photography: A Primer for the Curious

2 ws ago (Photography Course): Ever felt like creating more painterly, unconventional photographs? Our experimental photography guide will show you exactly how! The post Experimental Photography: A Primer for the Curious appeared first on Photography Course.
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OM System M. Zuiko 90mm F3.5 Macro sample gallery

2 ws ago (Articles: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)): $(document).ready(function() { SampleGalleryV2({"containerId":"embeddedSampleGallery_5115808792","galleryId":"5115808792","isEmbeddedWidget":true,"selectedImageIndex":0,"isMobile":false}) }); When OM System's new 90mm macro prime lens arrived at our offices a few weeks ago, we were excited to see how well the macro performance held up and if the new Pro addition could be the all-in-one portrait, landscape and detail lens it seemed to indicate it was. To test it out, I spent a few weeks with the...
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DPReview TV: Canon RF 16mm F2.8 STM Review

2 ws ago (Articles: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)): When it was first announced, we were surprised by how small and affordable the Canon RF 16mm F2.8 STM was. Ever since, we've wanted to try one out and we finally had a chance! Canon's RF mount may boast plenty of fancy, expensive optics, but this might be one of the most exciting lenses in the system. Subscribe to our YouTube channel to get new episodes of DPReview TV every week. Introduction Sample images Design and functions Close-up performance Flare and sunstars Autofocus Bokeh...
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Guest Blog: Photojournalist and Mentor Stacy Pearsall

2 ws ago (Scott Kelby's Photoshop Insider): Editor’s Note: If you’ve ever had the opportunity to see Stacy share her work in person, you know… The post Guest Blog: Photojournalist and Mentor Stacy Pearsall appeared first on Scott Kelby's Photoshop Insider.
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Nicholas Hess: What I’ve Been up to in 2023

2 ws ago (Photography Life): We’re only two months into 2023, and I’ve already had many “firsts” in my photography life. For the first time, I traveled to the Amazon for the unique wildlife opportunities, used the OM-1 (the best Micro Four Thirds camera today), took my Panasonic G9 underwater at my favorite spring, and more. I’ve also been developing a new lighting setup for my reptile and amphibian photos. So, here’s a bit of catching up for you!
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Rainy Days

2 ws ago (True Nature Stories): Storm Squall Floating Over San FranciscoThe wind chill was almost certainly dipping into the 30s yesterday (~45 degrees w/ 25 mph wind) as I waited for the squall above to blow into rainbow position. It felt downright wintry in the stiff wind that was blowing most people off the top of Grandview Park after just a few minutes of taking in the view. I had seen the squall on internet radar and drove over to the park in the hope of catching a big bow over the city, but it was not to be. A...
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Corporate Headshots With Continuous Light

2 ws ago (Behind the Shutter): Check out this corporate headshot photography tutorial using continuous lighting from Westcott. For this portrait photoshoot, we are using the new Westcott L60-B continuous lights.
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Live from Japan: Highlights from CP+ 2023

2 ws ago (Articles: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)): Live from CP+ Expo 2023 Greetings from Yokohama, Japan, where we're attending the 2023 CP+ Expo, the annual camera industry trade show sponsored by the Camera & Imaging Products Association (CIPA). Times have changed, and although camera manufacturers have largely moved away from timing major product announcements around trade shows like CP+, there's still a noticeable sense of excitement when walking the floor, what with the event's return from a three-year hiatus due to the global...
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Retro Review: 24 years later, the Sony F505 is still pretty cool

2 ws ago (Articles: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)): Retro camera enthusiasts will be pleased to see that Gordon Laing of Cameralabs is back with a new Retro Review, this time focused on the Sony F505. This was the first Sony Cybershot digital camera to feature a Carl Zeiss 5X zoom lens (that could be rotated around the camera body), as well as the controversial Memory Stick media format. 2.1 megapixel capture from the Sony Cybershot F505 Watch Gordon's video to find out what it's like to go shooting with this very important camera...
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The end of the adventure

2 ws ago (Scott Kelby's Photoshop Insider): It’s #TravelTuesday and I, Dave Williams am here as always, this week reporting from Denmark. I arrived into… The post The end of the adventure appeared first on Scott Kelby's Photoshop Insider.
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Bird Flu for Bandies

3 ws ago (True Nature Stories): Band-Tailed PigeonI just read that band-tailed pigeons are having an outbreak of Avian trichomonosis (which is caused by a protozoan rather than a virus like bird flu, but I took alliterative license in the title of this post). So far this season an estimated 200-300 of these sleek and colorful California native pigeons (Patagioenas fasciata monolis) have succumbed to the virus, which thankfully is a far cry from the estimated 18,000+ that died during the record-breaking warm years of 2014...
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The longest I’ve ever gone without taking a photo. Or, Update on the Update on The Update.

3 ws ago (A Photography Blog - Thomas Fitzgerald Photography): I feel like this blog has turned into a long series of me apologising for not updating the blog. In some sense it’s almost become comedic, and if it wasn’t such a pain from my point of view I’d be laughing more (although I’m doing my best to try and see the funny side). I’ve had a crazy couple of months. So much so that even though it’s nearly March as I write this, it still feels like early January. I keep thinking Christmas was last week, not two months ago. So what’s been...
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Hands on with the OM System M. Zuiko 90mm F3.5 Macro

3 ws ago (Articles: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)): OM System M. Zuiko 90mm F3.5 PRO Images by Lauren Haslett Micro Four Thirds has been a special system for macro photography for a long time now. The crop factor by itself gets you 2x closer than full frame, a frequent benefit in wildlife telephoto photography, while in macro work the smaller lenses can be handy for poking into and under flower petals, leaves and such. (Some camera models also feature in-camera focus stacking, another benefit.) Leveraging the strengths of its Pro lens...
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Book of the Week: Selected by Blake Andrews

3 ws ago (photo-eye | BLOG): Book Review Mid Century Modern Photographs by Aaron Siskind Reviewed by Blake Andrews “If photography were a person, its therapy bill would be astronomical. Since its inception it has suffered one identity crisis after another. Following initial struggles to separate itself from painting, early photographers couldn’t decide which category fit photography best..." Mid Century Modern by Aaron Siskind.Mid Century Modern Photographs by Aaron SiskindMuseum of Photographic Arts, 2022. In...
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New FAA rules make it easier for recreational drone pilots to fly in restricted US airspaces

3 ws ago (Articles: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)): Photo: Nick Smith Until recently, flying in controlled airspace at night was off limits to someone operating a drone recreationally. In the photo above, commercial drone pilot Nick Smith of Beeline Aerial, had to obtain permission to fly at night over downtown Cincinnati, Ohio. The U.S. city sits in a Class B controlled airspace, a designation for airspace near the U.S.'s busiest airports. Smith had already passed mandatory tests and met all FAA requirements to become compliant with...
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Lightroom is Acting Slow? Here Are 11 Ways to Speed It Up

3 ws ago (Photography Life): Lightroom is a key program for many photographers, and it has been for many years. Since almost the beginning, however, it’s been haunted by performance issues. If you’re looking to speed up Lightroom, or just want to know how to improve Lightroom performance in general, I’ll dive into a number of different settings and options that affect Lightroom’s speed in the following guide.
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Transgrancanaria 2023 Summary

3 ws ago (iancorless.com – Photography, Writing, Talk Ultra Podcast): However, the pinnacle race of the week is the 128km 'Classic' with 7060m of vertical gain. All who tow the line to undertake the challenge are heroes, however, in 2023 a special mention must go the the GOAT (Greatest Of All Time) Courtney Dauwalter who not only placed 7th overall on GC but ran under 15 hours to stop the clock in 14:40:39. Continue reading →
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Acrylic vs Glass Printing – Which is Better?

3 ws ago (Photogpedia): Printing on glass and acrylic is a popular choice for businesses and individuals looking to create high-quality signage, displays, and other visual materials. But which really is better? Acrylic vs Glass printing – we finally settle the score! Both materials have their own unique advantages and disadvantages, making it important to choose the right one [...] The post Acrylic vs Glass Printing – Which is Better? appeared first on Photogpedia.
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Scratch-resistant Acrylic – What You Need to Know

3 ws ago (Photogpedia): If you’re looking for a printing material that is both durable and scratch-resistant, acrylic is the way to go. Acrylic is a versatile and popular printing material, thanks to its ability to be easily molded, cut, and printed on. In this blog post, we’ll explore the benefits of scratch-resistant acrylic and how it can enhance [...] The post Scratch-resistant Acrylic – What You Need to Know appeared first on Photogpedia.
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Grandview Park

3 ws ago (True Nature Stories): Rainbow Over the Richmond DistrictI was browsing the internet this morning with my oatmeal and coffee when the sun started breaking out. I wondered if I might have time for a walk down to the beach, so I checked the weather radar and then the Ocean Beach web cam. The radar showed that rain was almost certain to get me, but I was surprised to see on the Ocean Beach cam that snow had fallen lower than I'd expected on Mt. Tamalpais. I bolted from the computer, grabbed my camera gear, and...
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13 Beginner Mistakes To Avoid When Shooting Portraits

3 ws ago (Blog - PhotographyAxis): If you are a beginner, who has made portrait photography your career, you might be making a few mistakes as a newbie. I made many mistakes in the beginning while […] The post 13 Beginner Mistakes To Avoid When Shooting Portraits appeared first on PhotographyAxis.
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How Much Do You Make – A Male Southern California based Commercial Advertising and Fine Art Photographer with 22 years experience and no rep.

3 ws ago (A Photo Editor): My clients are Fortune 500 and run the gamut from awesome to terrible. 60% of my income is commercial and 40% fine art. I have zero employees and 12k in overhead. My profit margin is 65%. Around 25% of my work is video. I shoot 50 days a year but am working 365 on everything […]
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10K Ride

3 ws ago (True Nature Stories): Esplanade Sea WallJust out and about on Thursday when the odometer rolled over from 9999 to 10000. Mileage MilestoneBeach HorizonCedar Waxwing in a Juniper* * *
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Samantha + David | Inn at Barley Sheaf Wedding | Holicong, Pa

3 ws ago (Blog - Love Me Do Photography): ...
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The Art of the Personal Project: Christian Tisdale

3 ws ago (A Photo Editor): The Art of the Personal Project is a crucial element to let potential buyers see how you think creatively on your own. I am drawn to personal projects that have an interesting vision or that show something I have never seen before. In this thread, I’ll include a link to each personal project with the […]
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Snow on Mt. Tamalpais

3 ws ago (True Nature Stories): Snow People on Mt. Tamalpais, Feb. 20, 2011I forgot my snow shots weren't already on the blog (except this one), so I thought I'd post them in light of the possibility of getting some new snow this week. I doubt anything like this 2011 snowfall is in the cards, but you never know.Serpentine Power PointSnowboarding on Mt. TamCoyote Tracks in the SnowBolinas RidgeOak RockWest Ridgecrest Road and Laurel Dell RoadBlack ChanterellesCataract Creek Trail* * *
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Sigma Joins the Nikon Z System with Three DX Lenses

3 ws ago (Photography Life): Sigma just announced that three of their existing APS-C lenses - the 16mm f/1.4, 30mm f/1.4, and 56mm f/1.4 - are launching for the Nikon Z system later this year! I've been a fan of Sigma lenses for years, and it's exciting to see them finally add some Z mount options.
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From Idea to Print: 12×20 Film in the Field

3 ws ago (Photography Life): It's a snowy day here in Colorado, which puts a damper on my plans to visit our studio and test more lenses in the lab. (I do, however, have the Nikon Z 100-400mm f/4.5-5.6 and both teleconverters in hand for testing once the roads clear.) Instead, I've spent the day developing film.
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New Work by Kevin O'Connell

3 ws ago (photo-eye | BLOG): photo-eye Gallery New Work by Kevin O'Connell Anne Kelly, Jovi Esquivel We are delighted to share a new series, by photographer Kevin O'Connell, that showcases the breathtaking landscape of the Pacific Northwest coast of the United States Kevin O'Connell, Untitled (FT #3968), 202x, Archival Pigment Print mounted on Dibond, 19x25½", Edition of 7, $3200When I was first introduced to Kevin O'Connell's work he was known for creating minimalist, Platinum prints, made from large format negatives,...
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New Work & AI: The Whimsical Universe of Maggie Taylor

3 ws ago (photo-eye | BLOG): Maggie Taylor, Invitation to a Dream, 2022, Archival Pigment Print, 15x15", Edition of 15, $3,200With great pleasure, photo-eye Gallery is delighted to introduce the latest collection of work by renowned artist Maggie Taylor, showcasing her unique style of photomontage! So sit back, relax, and allow yourself to be transported to the whimsical universe of Maggie Taylor...Maggie Taylor, The Listening Room, 2022, Archival Pigment Print, 8x8", Edition of 15, $1,700Maggie...
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Photographer's Showcase: Ben Depp's Louisiana

3 ws ago (photo-eye | BLOG): photo-eye Gallery Photographers Showcase: Ben Depp's Louisiana Jovi Esquivel photo-eye Gallery is pleased to welcome Ben Depp to the Photographer's Showcase and his series based on the wetlands on Louisiana's Gulf Coast. Ben Depp, Jeannerette, Flooded Sugar Cane Field, 2016, Archival Pigment Print, 22½ x 30", Edition of 10, $3,000photo-eye Gallery is delighted to welcome artist Ben Depp, and feature his arresting photographs of the Louisiana Gulf Coast, into...
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Sand Check

3 ws ago (True Nature Stories): The Great Highway had an unscheduled automobile closure today, courtesy of Mother Nature.Two phone snaps from the edge of the dune.I avoided this bike/pedestrian path yesterday because the wind was even stronger, making this stretch look like it was being sand-blasted. Looking back the other way, a car is taking a detour through the Beach Chalet's parking lot because there is deep sand accumulated on the Great Highway, and not just here but in many spots along the front of Golden Gate...
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Update: ‘Through the frosted glass…'

3 ws ago (Vernon Chalmers Photography Training): Peregrine Falcon at NightBy a large margin, the worst quality photograph I have ever produced, but with absolutely the best feeling – with a heart pounding in my chest I trusted the Peregrine to stay and my Canon EOS 6D / EF 85mm f/1.8 USM lens to deliver (at f/1.8 and ISO 12800 - single AF-Point). This was indeed the closest I’ve ever been, albeit at night.I moved at less than a snail's space in close to absolute darkness to get a bit more than just the normal nightly glimpse of my...
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How Much Do You Make – A repped female Beauty and Lifestyle Photographer based in Boston with 22 years experience

3 ws ago (A Photo Editor): 2020 – 78k 2021 – 140k 2022 – 95k I shoot photo and video Commercial Beauty and Lifestyle predominantly and can shoot still life as well. In Boston, you gotta be good at a lot to survive. I started as a retoucher 22 years ago and have been shooting for 19 years. I have a […]
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Wind Check

3 ws ago (True Nature Stories): Cliff House Wind Check: 39.2 MPHI went down to the beach yesterday, and I'm still finding sand in my ears. Early morning started off innocently enough, with just the usual breeze, but by mid-morning the forecast winds began to arrive. Toppled garbage cans lined my walking route, and I heard the wind slam a door shut on 16th Avenue, followed by the sound of shattering glass.Once I got home from my morning walk I wasn't so sure I even wanted to go for my usual bike ride. But I did want...
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Are You Ready to Start Taking Your Business Seriously?

3 ws ago (Behind the Shutter): Ready to start taking your business seriously? Check out this webinar where Sal Cincotta shows how he uses 17hats in his business for contracts, quotes & more.
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Cam Check

3 ws ago (True Nature Stories): High Tide on Coyote CreekI probably wouldn't have stopped on my way to Mt. Tam yesterday if I hadn't spotted the American Avocets foraging along the shore of Richardson Bay near Coyote Creek. The Black-Necked Stilts are still around, but seeing avocets in this area was a new sighting for me. They were unafraid of my presence and fed just a few feet away, scything their bills back and forth but not snagging anything I could see. Well-camouflaged Willets foraged for critters in the...
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The Daily Edit – Walter Smith AI experimental portraits and questioning authenticity

3 ws ago (A Photo Editor): Older fella Walter Smith Photographer + Director I am fortunate to describe my friendship with Walter Smith as timeless. We worked together at Philadelphia Magazine, my first job, decades ago. I remember Walter coming into the office, a camera slung around his shoulder, with a box full of contact sheets for us to loupe. He was […]
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Acrylic Prints: Add Vibrance to Any Space

1 m ago (Photogpedia): Acrylic prints continuously rise in popularity because of their captivating beauty. These acrylic wall art offers a stunning way to display your favorite images. They have vivid colors, impressive clarity, and a unique 3D effect that is exquisite. Add a touch of elegance and sophistication to your home or office with these one of a [...] The post Acrylic Prints: Add Vibrance to Any Space appeared first on Photogpedia.
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More Winter Surf

1 m ago (True Nature Stories): Ocean Beach, Feb. 17, 2023Reaching the steps at 14th Avenue and Mount on my walk Friday morning, I could see a corduroy ocean. Countless swells were marching in lines toward the beach, and the wind was blowing offshore. Probably going to be good surfing conditions, but I was just far enough from home that I didn't want to turn back and get my camera. I could see the ocean pretty much the whole way as I walked down Noriega Street, but when I finally got to the beach I knew I was going...
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Large Acrylic Prints: Create a Brilliant Impression

1 m ago (Photogpedia): Large Acrylic Prints take stunning wall art to the next level. Aside from creating stunning displays and gaining immense popularity, these acrylic prints are sure to blow anyone away. Acrylic prints have exceptional clarity, durability, and vivid colors. These make them the perfect choice for creating a visual statement at home or in the office. [...] The post Large Acrylic Prints: Create a Brilliant Impression appeared first on Photogpedia.
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For the Developing / New Photographer

1 m ago (Vernon Chalmers Photography Training): Its not necessarily the quality of the camera, but more often the subject in front of the lens that 'captures' an audience.Grey heron walking the Milnerton Lagoon, Woodbridge IslandThis image of the grey heron 'walking with an attitude' was created more than 10 years ago with my oldest camera / lens. Its been my most liked and talked about image ever since.At the time (as a developing photographer), I was more concerned with image quality and post-processing). I have since then learned...
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Woodbridge Island Bird Species Index

1 m ago (Vernon Chalmers Photography Training): Birds Around Woodbridge Island / Table Bay Nature ReserveGrey Heron : Image Copyright Vernon ChalmersWoodbridge Island / Table Bay Nature Reserve Cape Town Bird Species IndexWoodbridge Island Map for Bird Photography, Cape Town >>Photographer: Vernon Chalmers"A total of 201 species has been recorded at Rietvlei Wetland / Table Bay Nature Reserve during SABAP2,...
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Taylor + Andy | Reading Terminal Market Wedding | Philadelphia, Pa

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The Art of the Personal Project: Damien Carter

1 m ago (A Photo Editor): The Art of the Personal Project is a crucial element to let potential buyers see how you think creatively on your own. I am drawn to personal projects that have an interesting vision or that show something I have never seen before. In this thread, I’ll include a link to each personal project with the […]
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Book of the Week: Selected by Brian Arnold

1 m ago (photo-eye | BLOG): Book Review Ecology of Dreams Photographs by Ewan Telford Reviewed by Brian Arnold "Manifest Destiny was the name given to the cultural doctrine that said we, as Americans, were a righteous people, and that it was our duty to expand our resources and take control over the land we envisioned as the United States of America..." Ecology of Dreams By Ewan Telford. Ecology of Dreams Photographs by Ewan TelfordVelvet Cell, Berlin, Germany, 2022. In English. 176 pp. Manifest Destiny...
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How to Use a Film Camera: Basics, Tips and Tricks

1 m ago (Photodoto): Photography has come a long way since the introduction of digital cameras, but film photography is still alive and well. For those looking to get creative with their photos, there’s no better way than using a film camera. Whether you are an amateur or professional photographer, learning how to use film camera will give you access to unique shooting modes and techniques that can’t be replicated in digital form. From selecting the right type of camera for your needs, setting...
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Point Reyes Medley

1 m ago (True Nature Stories): Sunrise Over Tomales BayThere's an interesting article on the Science News website about something like the "butterfly effect," where the drought in one part of the world affects the climate on distant continents. The connections they talk about are another reminder of how small and finite our planet looks from the atmospheric point of view.Most of the photos in this medley, all shot in February, came from a yearlong project I did at Point Reyes in 2015. Sometimes I think about taking that...
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Nostalgic Value of some of my first Bird Images

1 m ago (Vernon Chalmers Photography Training): Much more than just pressing a shutter button at sunrise…African Oystercatchers at Sunrise : Blougbergstrand, Cape TownIn crisp morning light (about 10 years ago) I was privileged to be in the esteemed company of two of my photography seniors – my late friend Joseph Inns and Robert Johnson – at the time the chairman of the Tygerberg Photographic Society (TPS).The African oystercatchers and Little egret were also some of the first bird images that I have ever photographed...
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Ship Spotting

1 m ago (True Nature Stories): The Panama-flagged Cargo Ship Ken Ei, Bound for SacramentoWhen I biked home from Mt. Tam the last time (see the bottom of this post) I enjoyed watching a large ocean vessel as it cruised under the Golden Gate Bridge, although I was a little disappointed to learn it was just a tanker ship and not a research vessel (talk about confirmation bias, or seeing what you want to see; it didn't even almost look like a research vessel). I learned what it was by looking it up on -- what else? --...
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Dancing With The Light

1 m ago (Joe McNally Photography): In a nutshell, dancers rule. They literally can play with the light. Most folks, in […] The post Dancing With The Light appeared first on Joe McNally Photography.
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Getting to know your Canon Autofocus System

1 m ago (Vernon Chalmers Photography Training): Learning the Canon Autofocus System (for Birds in Flight Photography) With Canon EOS 7D Mark II : AI Servo Mode: Large Zone AF / Case 1Canon Autofocus SystemInside the modern Canon EOS / EOS R camera (and all other brands for that matter) is an Autofocus (AF) System for assisting the photographer for tracking and capturing any type of shot (not just action).Some of these systems use a basic 9-Point deployment and it can go up to an advanced and...
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Burrowing Things

1 m ago (True Nature Stories): Burrowing Owl at Cesar Chavez Park, February 2011The oldest form of life on Earth has survived all the great extinction events and is an important part of not just "the ecosystem," but even of the internal microbiome of the likes of owls and humans. Bacteria have ruled the planet for around 3.5 billion years, and all us plants, fungi, and animals had to emerge and evolve in their royal presence. "[T]he cell biology and genomes of all modern eukaryotes were built on a bacterial...
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Canon EOS Official Sample Image Links: 2014 - 2023

1 m ago (Vernon Chalmers Photography Training): Canon EOS / Canon EOS R Official Sample Images from Canon Japan Canon EOS RP Sample Image : Image Credit Canon SingaporeI study 100's of new Canon EOS R / EOS camera official sample images as new bodies are released - the attached image here on the right is from the Canon EOS RP Full-Frame Mirrorless camera.Herewith a list / link to various Canon EOS R / EOS / EOS M camera sample galleries on one of my websites of sample images from most of the current APS-C and Full-Frame...
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Cape Town Photography: Milnerton Lighthouse Views

1 m ago (Vernon Chalmers Photography Training): Vernon Chalmers Milnerton Beach / Woodbridge Island PhotographyMilnerton Beach / Lighthouse (Copyright Vernon Chalmers)Different views from the Milnerton Lighthouse on Woodbridge Island. From Arnhem, Milnerton beach (Table Bay), Milnerton lagoon and Woodbridge Island.All Milnerton Lighthouse, Cape Town images with:Canon EOS 6D / EF 16-35mm f/4L IS USM lensCanon EOS 6D / EF 24-70mm f/4L IS USM lensCanon EOS 6D / EF 70-300mm f/4-5.6L IS USM lensCanon EOS 700D / EF-S 10-18mm IS STM lensCanon...
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Intaka Island Bird Species Index

1 m ago (Vernon Chalmers Photography Training): Bird Species / Bird Photography at Intaka Island, Cape TownVernon Chalmers Birdlife Photography Intaka IslandWhite-Throated Swallow at Intaka IslandIntaka Island Bird Species IndexBird Photographer: Vernon ChalmersOfficial Intaka Island Bird Species Checklist >> The 'Intaka Island Bird Species Index' is a new personal (Vernon Chalmers Photography) Intaka Island Bird Species Index, Century City photography project around Intaka...
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Private Vernon Chalmers Photography Workshop March 2023

1 m ago (Vernon Chalmers Photography Training): Update: Vernon Chalmers Photography Private Training Workshop and BeyondRed-Knobbed Coot : Diep River / Woodbridge Island It has been confirmed today that I will be facilitating a private Birds / Bird in Flight group workshop for a historically well-established Photographic Society in the Cape Peninsula during March 2023.What is the impact on current VCP Canon EOS R / EOS one-on-one camera / photography training clients?There should not be too much impact during February...
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Virga Bow

1 m ago (True Nature Stories): Virga Bow at SundownThe last couple of times I've gone over to Grandview Park to look for a rainbow, all I got was rained on. It's only at unexpected times that I actually see one, including this "virga bow" I stumbled upon when I looked out my rear, east-facing, window shortly before sundown yesterday. Although I'd been somewhat rained on during a bike ride earlier in the day, it appeared that no rain was actually reaching the ground when this bow appeared. There wasn't enough...
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The Coastal Challenge 2023 #TCC2023 – Stage 6

1 m ago (iancorless.com – Photography, Writing, Talk Ultra Podcast): The 2023 The Coastal Challenge concluded today in Bahiá Drake on the north side of the Osa Peninsula located on the coast of southwestern Costa Rica. A day that confirmed Didrik Hermansen and Katie Schide as 2023 TCC champions. Continue reading →
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Nisa + Chris | Bartram's Garden Maternity Session | Philadelphia, Pa

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Tam Cam

1 m ago (True Nature Stories): Big Buck Passing ThroughI figured it was fairly well established that this location has lots of deer and turkeys, so I moved the cams to a new location yesterday. I locked my bike to a tree and hustled up the ravine, only to soon realize I was in the wrong place. It looked like a pretty good alternative location, though, and I will keep it in mind for the future. In the meantime I wanted to find someplace a little different, and one of the new spots I found seemed promising, with lots...
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Discover the Secret to High-quality Canvas Prints

1 m ago (Photogpedia): When it comes to decorating your home, few things make as big an impact as high-quality canvas prints. These beautiful pieces of art are eye-catching and visually appealing. Moreover, they also increase the value of your home! Whether you’re an art lover or simply looking for a unique way to beautify your living space, this [...] The post Discover the Secret to High-quality Canvas Prints appeared first on Photogpedia.
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The Coastal Challenge 2023 #TCC2023 – Stage 5

1 m ago (iancorless.com – Photography, Writing, Talk Ultra Podcast): Crossing the Sierpe river at dawn with a new sun welcoming the day, stage 5 of TCC is always a key day due to large amounts of gravel road, a technical and steep descent, the iconic estuary crossing and the heat and humidity that punishes the runner's when they leave the shade. Continue reading →
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The Art of the Personal Project: Greg Anderson

1 m ago (A Photo Editor): The Art of the Personal Project is a crucial element to let potential buyers see how you think creatively on your own. I am drawn to personal projects that have an interesting vision or that show something I have never seen before. In this thread, I’ll include a link to each personal project with the […]
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Surprise Your Loved Ones with a Unique Gift: Wood Photo Prints

1 m ago (Photogpedia): Are you looking for a special and unique gift for your loved ones? Have you considered wood photo prints? Wood photo prints are a beautiful and meaningful way to display cherished memories and moments. In this blog, we explore the various types of wood used for printing, the advantages of giving a wood photo print [...] The post Surprise Your Loved Ones with a Unique Gift: Wood Photo Prints appeared first on Photogpedia.
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The Coastal Challenge 2023 #TCC2023 – Stage 4

1 m ago (iancorless.com – Photography, Writing, Talk Ultra Podcast): An exciting and nail-biting stage 4 of the 2023 The Coastal Challenge with Mathieu Blanchard and Didrik Hermansen, once again, going head-to-head, who would come out victorious? For the women, Katie Schide once again won the stage. Continue reading →
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Best Photography Insurance Companies: Cameras and More

1 m ago (Photodoto): Photography insurance comes in various forms and can protect you from a wide range of problems. Not having insurance can end up costing you tens of thousands or more if something goes wrong. In this article, I will discuss the types of insurance needed by photographers and the best insurance companies in existence for photography. The need for insurance as a photographer is undeniable. Even if it is to cover the cost of your expensive gear when you shoot, exposing them to all...
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The Coastal Challenge 2023 #TCC2023 – Stage 3

1 m ago (iancorless.com – Photography, Writing, Talk Ultra Podcast): The 'Queen Stage' of The Coastal Challenge at 49km's is for many, a highlight stage. Have no doubts though. it's a tough one! A rollercoaster day, the early km's are spent boulder hopping through a river bed and then the impressive Nauyaca Waterfalls. Continue reading →
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South Florida Photo Sojourn - with my Sony a1

1 m ago (Blog - Rick Sammon Photography): Photographs of birds flying in their natural habitat are enjoyed by both wildlife photographers and nature lovers. Photographing birds in flight, however, is one of the most difficult photographic challenges. Here’s why:One, birds are often zigzagging...
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The Daily Edit – The Telegraph Magazine: Kari Medig

1 m ago (A Photo Editor): The Telegraph Magazine Photography Director: Andy Greenarce Photographer: Kari Medig Kari Medig has a deep appreciation of landscapes and film: moving through them and being still within them. Snow and photography are familiar friends to the British Columbia local. He grew up in the boreal forest of northern BC where his dad converted a bathroom […]
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The Coastal Challenge 2023 #TCC2023 – Stage 2

1 m ago (iancorless.com – Photography, Writing, Talk Ultra Podcast): Climbing out of camp, mountain man Dani Jung was in his element and he lead Mathieu Blanchard and Didrik Hermansen. Peter van der Zon was a way back, it was obvious he was struggling... Continue reading →
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Featured Promo – Paul Yem

1 m ago (A Photo Editor): Paul Yem Tell me about your promo. I used Paper Chase Press for these promos; they are a community-driven, environmentally conscious printing press based in LA. I had a lot of back and forth with Cole, and his knowledge and patience made a usually frustrating process seamless and rather exciting. I designed these myself; I […]
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Master the Art of Aerial Photography with Our Techniques

1 m ago (Photogpedia): Aerial photography is a unique and exciting form of photography that captures breathtaking views from above. With the perfect aerial photography techniques, capture the world in a way that is not accessible to the human eye. Aerial photography is quickly becoming one of the most popular photography genres. From capturing the beauty of cities and [...] The post Master the Art of Aerial Photography with Our Techniques appeared first on Photogpedia.
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This Week in Photography: Signing Off

1 m ago (A Photo Editor): Have you ever heard of behavior modeling? (If not, that’s cool.) I hadn’t, until I began teaching at Chrysalis High School, here in Taos, back in 2005. (Shortly after we moved home from Brooklyn.) The school started a few years prior, designed to help at-risk teenagers; children who […]
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