We Review Luminar Neo: Is It Worth Your Investment?

12 hs ago (Fstoppers): I was intrigued to try Luminar Neo from Skylum. I’ve installed and used most of the image-editing software on the market except this app. Is it an app worth investing in? [ Read More ]

A Review of the Sony a7C II Mirrorless Camera

13 hs ago (Fstoppers): The Sony a7C II mirrorless camera offers a lot of capabilities in a very small body, making it an attractive option for anyone who wants a lot of versatility in a portable package. How does the second generation compare to the first? This great video review takes a look at the sort of performance and image quality you can expect from it in practice? [ Read More ]

Here's Why Your Photos Aren't Sharp Enough

14 hs ago (Fstoppers): Of the many things that go into making a good photo, sharpness is one of the most fundamental and impactful. There are many factors, both with the camera and post-processing, that affect sharpness in an image. If you would like to improve your shots, check out this fantastic video tutorial that will show you many of the most common reasons for photos lacking sharpness and how to fix those issues. [ Read More ]

How Can Anybody Compete With Sony’s Cinema Lineup?

17 hs ago (Fstoppers): With the announcement of a new camera, Sony has a huge competitive advantage over the competition. [ Read More ]

An Advanced Two-Light Setup for Wedding Photography

19 hs ago (Fstoppers): When it comes to wedding photography, time is almost never a luxury, and as such, the photographer generally has to keep the lighting setups relatively simple to keep things moving. Nonetheless, if you are feeling confident in your abilities and ready to step it up to the next level, a two-light off-camera setup can give you a lot more creative flexibility. This awesome video tutorial features an experienced wedding photographer sharing her two-light setup for photographing receptions. [ Read...

Photography When Life Gets in the Way

21 hs ago (Fstoppers): Photography can be an unforgiving thing. When you are dependent on the light, the time of day, the weather, and more, life getting in the way even in the slightest can derail your plans. What do you do? This great video follows a photographer as he heads out to shoot with his young son in tow and discusses that tricky balance. [ Read More ]

The Full Frame Cult Is Getting Tiring

1 d ago (Fstoppers): I wish we’d all just move on. The format that used to be a compromise between image quality and price in the film days is nowadays being taken as the sole possibility for a serious photographer, and if you are not part of the gang, you apparently deserve to be ridiculed. [ Read More ]

Explain Your Photography Job to Your Friends With This Hilarious, Easy-To-Understand Video

1 d ago (Fstoppers): If you've ever had trouble explaining just what it is you do as a photographer, here's a handy explainer for the non-photographers in your life. [ Read More ]

Rode Wireless Pro Review: The Best Wireless Mic You Can Buy

1 d ago (Fstoppers): Packed with features and accessories, the Rode Wireless Pro is easily the best value in wireless audio. At just $400, it's an easy decision to buy, but it still has room to improve. [ Read More ]

Sold for More Than $500,000: Franklin Expedition Daguerreotypes!

1 d ago (Fstoppers): Photographed in 1845, first printed in 1851, and then sitting in storage for 178 years, Richard Beard's daguerreotypes of the Franklin Expedition have been sold at public auction (Sothebys) for £444,500 ($545,677 USD,) more than double the top of the expected range. [ Read More ]

2 Mistakes the Best Photographers Never Make

1 d ago (Fstoppers): If you want to be the best, you need to refine and perfect your craft. You also need to recognize your errors and eliminate them. Here are two of the most common amateur mistakes that the best photographers never make. [ Read More ]

A Look at the New iPhone 15 for Photography

1 d ago (Fstoppers): The new iPhone 15 is here, and it brings with it some major camera upgrades that should be quite exciting for photographers and filmmakers alike. How do all these improvements and new features perform in practice? This fantastic video takes a look at how the phone performs for photography work. [ Read More ]

The Life of a Creative Photographer

1 d ago (Fstoppers): The life of a photographer, professional or hobbyist, has a lot of ups and downs. The creative process is a complicated thing that draws on experience, technique, intuition, and more, and understanding its ebbs and flows can be beneficial not only in maximizing your output but weathering the lulls. This fantastic video interview features a pair of experienced landscape photographers discussing a wide range of meaningful wisdom and advice sure to make you a better creative. [ Read More ]

Why Cheap Clients Will Bury You: The False Economy of Anything Over Nothing

2 ds ago (Fstoppers): When you first start monetizing your photography or videography, you may quickly fall into the desperate scramble for jobs, particularly if you're looking to do it full-time. There is an issue that arises if you aren't selective with your work going forward, however, and it can be seriously damaging. [ Read More ]

The Power of Telephoto Lenses in Landscape Photography

2 ds ago (Fstoppers): When you think of landscape photography, does a wide angle lens come to mind as the go-to choice for capturing the vast beauty of nature? While wide angle lenses undoubtedly excel at framing expansive vistas and foreground elements, the importance of having a telephoto lens in your bag for landscape photography should not be underestimated. Let's explore the often-overlooked role of telephoto lenses in landscape photography. You will discover how telephoto lenses can enhance your creative...

Zoner Photo Studio X: Powering Up with Faster and Easier Features

2 ds ago (Fstoppers): Zoner Photo Studio X (ZPS X) is an all-encompassing post-production suite and file management system that has been quietly growing into something truly impressive. In the latest update, ZPS X has seen some major user experience upgrades, making it faster and easier to use than ever before. [ Read More ]

Many Photographers Neglect This Very Important Practice

2 ds ago (Fstoppers): Photographers focus a lot on the technical aspects surrounding their work, whether it's the gear they are using, finding the perfect settings for their images, or trying to capture every pixel. While those can be important in some situations, it leads to many of us neglecting this very simple practice that will have a larger impact on your final image. [ Read More ]

We Review the Lume Cube XL Tube Light

2 ds ago (Fstoppers): Tube lights are all the rage. So, when a new one comes on the market, it better have some type of stand-out feature to differentiate it from the pack. [ Read More ]

A Review of the New Tamron 70-180mm f/2.8 Di III VC VXD G2 Lens

2 ds ago (Fstoppers): Tamron has become one of the most respected lens manufacturers in recent years, creating both highly practical and very innovative lenses that both push the boundaries of lens design and that offer affordable alternatives to first-party options. The new 70-180mm f/2.8 Di III VC VXD G2 is one of those pragmatic options, and this excellent video review takes a look at the lens and the sort of performance and image quality you can expect from it in usage. [ Read More ]

A Review of the Fujifilm GF 30mm f/3.5 R WR Lens

2 ds ago (Fstoppers): Medium format lenses are rarely cheap or portable, but the Fujifilm GF 30mm f/3.5 R WR is both reasonably priced and rather svelte, at least as these larger optics normally go. Can it still keep up with the demands of a modern medium format camera sensor. This excellent video review takes a look at the sort of image quality you can expect from it. [ Read More ]

A Review of the Samyang AF 75mm f/1.8 Lens for Fujifilm X Series Cameras

2 ds ago (Fstoppers): Samyang has long been known for creating manual focus lenses that offer fantastic image quality and sharpness in tandem with extremely affordable prices. However, in the last few years, the company has moved into producing autofocus options, though their prices have remained highly affordable. This makes the AF 75mm f/1.8 for Fujifilm X Series mirrorless cameras a particularly exciting option, and this excellent video review takes a look at the sort of performance and image quality you can...

Things To Watch Out for When Choosing the Best Tripod for Your Photography

3 ds ago (Fstoppers): A tripod is a vital tool for many photographers. There is a wide range of tripods available in every price range. You can invest as little as fifty dollars or go as high as fifteen hundred dollars. There are some things to watch out for, regardless the price range. [ Read More ]

Everything You Need To Know When Starting Film Photography

3 ds ago (Fstoppers): Considering getting into film photography? You have arrived at the appropriate destination. In this concise yet comprehensive video, you will learn all you need to know to get started with the fundamentals of film photography. [ Read More ]

How to Fix Perspective in Photoshop

3 ds ago (Fstoppers): Few things are more frustrating than taking a photo with a ton of potential, only to sit down at your computer and realize that the perspective is off. Luckily, there is a lot you can do in modern post-processing software to fix an image's perspective. This excellent video tutorial will show you everything you need to know to do that in Photoshop. [ Read More ]

How to Use Drone Filters to Create Better Content, Featuring K&F CONCEPT Filters

3 ds ago (Fstoppers): Whether you’re a new or avid drone pilot, one way to up your footage quality is through the use of drone filters. Just like for your terrestrial camera, optical lens filters make a huge difference. Let me show you what drone filters can do for you with the K&F CONCEPT filter kit. [ Read More ]

One Lens Plus Two Teleconverters Equals One Amazing Safari

1 m ago (PetaPixel): Quick question: what’s the best lens for photographing wildlife at different distances? A telephoto zoom, of course, because then you can zoom for the focal length and framing you want. But if that’s true, then why did I take a fixed telephoto with me on the safari I just led to Africa? Because, paired with two teleconverters and one camera feature, it actually gave me MORE focal lengths to work with. Let me explain… [Read More]

Journalism Versus Activism with a Camera

1 m ago (PetaPixel): The context and process behind a photograph can be interesting on a technical level when it comes to the gear, film, lighting setup, and any artistic emotion or guidance that may have gone into it from a photographer with an interesting backstory to them. [Read More]

Wedding Photographer Spent a Year in Jail After Pleading the Fifth

1 m ago (PetaPixel): As reported by WFLA, longtime Florida wedding photographer Michael Zoumberos spent nearly a year in jail for civil contempt because he refused to cooperate with federal investigators concerning a major DEA scandal that included Zoumberos' brother, former DEA agent George Zoumberos. [Read More]

Xpression Chat is an AI That Lets You Talk With Anyone You Have a Photo Of

1 m ago (PetaPixel): Tokyo-based EmbodyMe is known in some circles for its AI and deepfake technology, and its latest form of arguably unrealistic expression is Xpression Chat, an app that integrates photos with ChatGPT. [Read More]

Skylum is Preparing to Add Generative AI Tools into Luminar Neo

1 m ago (PetaPixel): Skylum has announced the next phase of updates coming to its Luminar Neo software set start release this fall, which includes a bevy of generative Artificial Intelligence (AI) powered tools. [Read More]

Taylor Swift Fan Found a Clever Way to Bypass Eras Tour Camera Rules

1 m ago (PetaPixel): Taylor Swift's Eras tour has been an absolute smash hit, with attendance at each show averaging more than 72,000 fans. With nearly 70 shows on the docket throughout North America and ticket prices averaging nearly $500, ticket sales alone could eclipse $2 billion per CNN. Unsurprisingly, many fans want to take high-quality photos and videos at the shows. [Read More]

Viltrox AF 27mm f/1.2 XF Review: Quality That Speaks Volumes

1 m ago (PetaPixel): Viltrox stepped up to the plate last year and delivered its first pro-level lens in the form of the AF 75mm f/1.2, which is a devastatingly good lens. It has followed that with the 27mm f/1.2 that has a tempting price of just $545. [Read More]

See How a Tattoo Machine Works in Macro Detail at 20,000 FPS

1 m ago (PetaPixel): Gav and Dan of the popular YouTube channel The Slow Mo Guys have taken an up close and personal look at what happens when someone gets a tattoo at a blazing-fast 20,000 frames per second. [Read More]

Scientists Capture Close-Up Footage of a Deep-Sea Transparent Glass Squid

1 m ago (PetaPixel): Researchers on board the NOAA ship Okeanos Explorer have captured gorgeous footage of what is known as a glass squid. While this creature isn't rare, close-up views of it like this truly highlight its beauty. [Read More]

Canon Has No Plans to Ever Release Lens Roadmaps

1 m ago (PetaPixel): Canon executives have definitively stated that the company has no intention of releasing lens roadmaps, stating that it instead prefers to surprise customers. [Read More]

Photographer Turns a Paris Apartment into a Giant Camera

1 m ago (PetaPixel): French photographer Mathieu Stern is no stranger to taking photos with unusual cameras. However, his latest camera is perhaps his oddest as he turned Paris apartment into a giant camera obscura and captured a beautiful photo of one of the world's most famous sights, the Eiffel Tower. [Read More]

Western Digital is Being Sued Over Its Failing SanDisk SSDs

1 m ago (PetaPixel): A California customer has filed a class-action lawsuit against Western Digital, the parent company of SanDisk, alleging the company misrepresented the capabilities of its portable SSD products which have been widely reported to be failing en masse. [Read More]

5 Tips for Capturing Beautiful Waterfall Photos

1 m ago (PetaPixel): Landscape photographer Michael Shainblum is extremely experienced across a diverse range of landscape photo subgenres, including woodland, seascape, and abstract landscape photography. Among Shainblum's favorite landscape photography genres is waterfall photography, the subject of his latest tutorial. [Read More]

LumaFusion Can Now Import and Export Animated GIFs

1 m ago (PetaPixel): LumaFusion version 4.1 now allows editors to place animated GIFs directly onto a timeline, export any clip as a GIF, and expands the company's library of transitions. [Read More]

‘Unusual Beauty’ Photo Series Celebrates Rare Skin Conditions

1 m ago (PetaPixel): Photographer Caesar Lima has pointed his lens toward people with rare skin conditions, including congenital melanocytic nevi (CMN) and vitiligo. Lima's "Unusual Beauty" project skillfully shows how people can embrace and celebrate the beauty that results from an unusual appearance. [Read More]

Spectroscopy Reveals Details About Cosmic Objects That Simple Photos Can’t

1 m ago (PetaPixel): Like all cameras, the sophisticated imaging instruments used in telescopes detect wavelengths of light. While some telescopes see in visible light, as human eyes do, others work in wavelengths that people cannot see. [Read More]

BeFake AI App Copies BeReal’s Basic Premise, But With a Twist

1 m ago (PetaPixel): A new social media app called BeFake AI wants to take a legitimate approach to self-expression by using a phone’s cameras and photos to produce AI-assisted creative images. [Read More]

Photographer Finds Humans Bones and Organs Inside Abandoned Morgue

1 m ago (PetaPixel): A photographer exploring an abandoned morgue stumbled across human bones and organs while taking a number of haunting photos. [Read More]

7Artisans Gets in on the Audio Game with Super-Cheap Wireless Lav Mics

1 m ago (PetaPixel): 7Artisans, a brand most well known for affordable manual focus lenses, is trying its hand at audio with the introduction of a new wireless lavalier microphone set. [Read More]

AI Has Taken One Year to Produce as Many Images as Photographers Did in 150 Years

1 m ago (PetaPixel): A study has found that 15 billion AI images have been produced in one year, it took 150 years for as many photographs to be taken. [Read More]

TTArtisan 90mm F1.25 sample gallery: Does a $500 portrait lens get the job done?

1 m ago (Articles: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)): $(document).ready(function() { SampleGalleryV2({"containerId":"embeddedSampleGallery_0541624596","galleryId":"0541624596","isEmbeddedWidget":true,"selectedImageIndex":0,"isMobile":false}) }); TTArtisans has made its name with quirky, affordable rangefinder and mirrorless lenses. This portrait-friendly 90mm F1.25 comes in at a relatively low $515, but what are the drawbacks? Well, first off, it's manual focus only. Secondly, you'll notice that some of the images in this gallery have no or...

Venus Optics debuts 2nd-gen Laowa 24mm T8 2X Macro Pro2be lens with three different designs

1 m ago (Articles: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)): Chinese lens manufacturer, Venus Optics, is back with a second-generation version of its highly unique and clever 'probe lens', the Laowa 24mm T8 2X Macro Pro2be. Like its predecessor, the new Pro2be lens offers a wide-angle field of view and impressive macro capabilities combined with a tubular design that lets cinematographers and other creators place and move the camera into situations that would be difficult, if not impossible, with traditional lenses. This second-generation version...

Why isn’t camera image quality improving as fast as smartphone IQ?

1 m ago (Articles: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)): Smartphone image quality has come on in leaps and bounds in the past decade. Not every phone delivers results that hold up to pixel peeping, but the exposure, color, and noise performance increasingly outstrips the requirements of most people. At a time when social media is the main destination for most photographs and smartphones are the most common way to view them, smartphones passed the ‘good enough’ threshold for most people some time ago. Smartphones, like Apple's iPhone 14 Pro,...

Fujifilm announces next X Summit for September 12th in Stockholm, Sweden

1 m ago (Articles: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)): Pack your bags and book your flights because the next Fujifilm X Summit will be held in Sweden. In a YouTube video published on August 14th, Yuji Igarashi, General Manager of Fujifilm's Electronic Imaging Division, announced the next X Summit will be held in Stockholm, Sweden on September 12th, followed by a Fujikina festival on September 13th, offering free hands-ons with the latest gear, seminars, and workshops with professional photographers and videographers. It's been just three...

Journeys in Scandinavia - Part 1: Copenhagen

1 m ago (A Photography Blog - Thomas Fitzgerald Photography): Earlier this year, I had a chance to visit two of the cities I’ve always wanted to see: Copenhagen and Stockholm. Ever since visiting Oslo a few years ago, I’ve really wanted to see the rest of the region and Copenhagen and Stockholm were on the bucket list. So, when I got the chance to see both of these cities, I jumped at the chance. This wasn’t going to be a strictly photographic trip - I was there with my wife on a business trip, but it was still an opportunity to get to visit...

New sensors aren't bringing better image quality but cameras are still getting better

1 m ago (Articles: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)): A recent thread on our news forum asked whether sensor technology had reached its peak. This was furthered by an article that said new cameras aren’t getting any better, highlighting that the best-scoring full-frame sensors according to DxOMark are models from six years ago. Neither point, I believe, is true: sensor technology continues to improve and cameras absolutely are getting better. The fundamental flaw in both cases is the unacknowledged assumption that improvements in sensors...

Book of the Week: Selected by Brian Arnold

1 m ago (photo-eye | BLOG): Book Review Dark Waters Photographs by Kristine Potter Reviewed by Brian Arnold "Before I say anything about the new Kristine Potter book Dark Waters, I want to remind you of the story of Laura Palmer, as seen in David Lynch’s Twin Peaks, its cinematic prequel Fire Walk with Me, and the surprisingly brilliant Twin Peaks: The Return..." Dark Waters. By Kristine Potter. Dark Waters Photographs by Kristine Potter Aperture, New York, USA, 2023. 136 pp., 1x11½x¼". Before I...

Best Fashion Images of the Week // Featured Inspirations #041

1 m ago (Behind the Shutter): Looking for some new posing or lighting ideas for your next fashion session? Check out these images submitted by our readers.

Capture One Pro 23 review: A much-improved image editor with cool collaboration features

1 m ago (Articles: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)): It's been a few years since we took a look at Capture One, but today we address that with a look at the popular photography suite's current version. First created to accompany digital camera backs from the Danish company Phase One, Capture One is nowadays made by a separate company. The eponymously-titled Pro 23 software is available for either Windows or macOS and is compatible with a wide range of camera brands, including most higher-end gear. When last we looked at Capture One, it was...

July’s 10 standout Licensing photos

1 m ago (500px): We feature new and relevant photos on a monthly basis to help inspire creativity and connect Contributors with the latest trends in the Licensing industry. The post July’s 10 standout Licensing photos appeared first on 500px.

Flash Compensation: What It Is and How It Works

1 m ago (Photography Course): Flash exposure compensation allows you to trim and adjust your flash output for any given scene. It's independent of both regular exposure compensation as well as automatic exposure modes on your camera. In this guide, we will explore exactly how FEC works and how to use it for stunning results! The post Flash Compensation: What It Is and How It Works appeared first on Photography Course.

The Effects of Print Size in Photography

1 m ago (Photography Life): How does print size affect the emotional feel of a photo? It may seem like an image that works at one size will be equally good at any size - but in practice, I don't find that to be true. Instead, the best print size changes from photo to photo. It's all about what you want to say.

Photography News: Rumored Nikon, Canon, & Sony Cameras

1 m ago (Photography Life): The high temperatures that have been plaguing our readers in the United States have finally arrived here in Central Europe. I can’t say I’m a fan. So, I have decided to follow the example of many animals and shift my activity to the evening and night hours. By that I don’t just mean drinking wine with friends, but also going out to see the animals. In fact, I even used the heat (well, the animals’ heat) to find them in the dark forest. Here is my first shot from the...

Changes in Adobe Lightroom Training Modules / Sessions

1 m ago (Vernon Chalmers Photography Training): Please Note: Adobe Lightroom training will no longer be offered as a separate training module. No further support sessions are available on migrating Lightroom between computer sessions and / or specific Lightroom File Import / Processing / Export / Other modules.However, Lightroom will be discussed and demonstrated in all the different photography training genres I currently offer.Due to other personal Architectural and Design software projects I will...

Photographer Vicky Champagne Beautifully Captured The Diversity Of Sisters Around The World

1 m ago (121clicks.com): Vicky Champagne, the visionary behind Champagne Photography Studio, undertook a captivating 30-day endeavor to artistically capture 30 diverse sets of sisters. With her lens, she illuminated the intricate tapestry of sisterhood, artfully highlighting their individual distinctiveness and shared connections. In each image, enduring bonds came to life, revealing sisters as kindred spirits and inseparable allies. […]

30 Coolest and Most Unusual Things People Found In Thrift Stores

1 m ago (121clicks.com): Thrift shops have always been a goldmine for those who cherish the past and revel in the thrill of the hunt, presenting an assorted medley of secondhand treasures just waiting to be unearthed. Enter “Thrift Store Art,” a burgeoning Instagram account dedicated to fellow thrift aficionados, showcasing their extraordinary discoveries. Behold a collection of the […]

Photographing the Goosander, a Very Special Duck

1 m ago (Photography Life): For most of us, the duck we know (and love?) is the widespread Mallard. You can see it across the world: Europe, Asia, North America, and it has even been introduced to Australia and New Zealand. But today I’m going to introduce you to a duck that is different in many ways. Meet the Goosander, also known as the Common Merganser.

Photography Competitions South Africa 2023

1 m ago (Vernon Chalmers Photography Training): Photo Competitions and Awards South Africa 2023 Photography 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 /...

Adobe Lightroom Training Cape Town

1 m ago (Vernon Chalmers Photography Training): Adobe Lightroom Training Please Note: Adobe Lightroom training will no longer be offered as a separate training module. No further support sessions are available on migrating Lightroom between computer sessions and / or specific Lightroom File Import / Processing / Export / Other modules. However, Lightroom will be discussed and demonstrated in all the different photography training genres I currently offer. More >> Canon Photography Private...

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Water / Sewage Management Progress Milnerton Lagoon

1 m ago (Vernon Chalmers Photography Training): Current Pollution / Sewage / Stench Situation at Milnerton Lagoon / Woodbridge Island2022 / 2023 Latest Updates of Media Coverage on the Current Sewage Situation in MilnertonWastewater Management Progress : 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...
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Skydio discontinues its consumer drone offerings, shifts focus to enterprise

1 m ago (Articles: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)): California-based drone manufacturer Skydio has confirmed it will discontinue its consumer line of drones immediately. Instead, the company that built its reputation by offering the first hands-free, autonomous drone for action shots is pivoting to exclusively serving private sector and enterprise customers. 'While Skydio 2 has been an incredible success in enabling new kinds of content capture, Skydio drones are also having a transformative impact for over 1,500 enterprise and public...
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Insta360 X3 Field Review: A Versatile Action Camera

1 m ago (Photography Life): The Insta360 X3 is an interesting action camera. Even though it targets the GoPro in some ways, it is a radical departure in terms of form factor, thanks to a pair of fisheye lenses on the front and back. Does it deliver on the promise of 360-degree video, 360 panorama capture, and good image quality thanks to the 48MP sensors? Should traditional photographers and videographers consider adding the X3 to their bag? Find out in this field review!
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A guide to Singapore’s photography scene

1 m ago (1854 Photography): Famed for its skyscrapers, the densely packed city-state is also home to a burgeoning photo scene. Photographer and lifelong resident Calvin Chow guides us through the cultural highlights The post A guide to Singapore’s photography scene appeared first on 1854 Photography.
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Behind the Photo: Rhynna M. Santos on capturing pleasant surprises in the Bronx

1 m ago (Articles: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)): Photo: Rhynna M. Santos Rhynna M. Santos is a New York-based documentary photographer and teaching artist who's been photographing her community for nearly a decade. She's the founder of Bronx Women's Photo Collective and the curator of the popular Everyday Bronx Instagram account. Here, she shares the story of how she captured one of her iconic early shots that she calls a 'quintessential Bronx moment' with an iPhone. What was going on the day when you captured the turtle shot? Were...
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30 Breathtaking Winning Images Of Sports Photography Awards 2023

1 m ago (121clicks.com): Photography allows us to freeze unique moments in time, unattainable by any other artistic medium. This truth holds especially strong for sports photography. Thus, today, we are delighted to present the finest sports photographs of this year. The World Sports Photography Awards have unveiled their laureates from a pool of 700 participants. A total of […]
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‘I could have been one of these girls’: Documenting Venezuela’s teenage pregnancy crisis

1 m ago (1854 Photography): Ana María Arévalo Gosen, winner of the Marilyn Stafford FotoReportage Award, discusses the realities of young motherhood – and why she hopes to change Venezuela’s abortion laws The post ‘I could have been one of these girls’: Documenting Venezuela’s teenage pregnancy crisis appeared first on 1854 Photography.
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25 Amazingly Satisfying Photos That Will Please Your Inner Perfectionist

1 m ago (121clicks.com): Amidst the hustle and bustle of our daily lives, we often overlook the captivating moments that surround us. Taking a moment to observe our surroundings can unveil a world of fascinating intricacies that resonate with our sense of harmony. Dive into the realm of r/OddlySatisfying, a Reddit community where individuals share captivating snapshots of their […]
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photo-eye Conversations: Live w/ Mitch Dobrowner!

1 m ago (photo-eye | BLOG): photo-eye Gallery photo-eye Conversations: Live w/ Mitch Dobrowner PHOTO-EYE GALLERY photo-eye Gallery is happy to share the recording of our live Zoom conversation with Mitch Dobrowner, the first segment of photo-eye Conversations: LIVE Mitch Dobrowner, Supercell Swirles & Lightening, Clayton, New Mexico, 2022, 20x30", Edition of 25, $2,500In case you missed it, we're happy to share the recording of our live Zoom conversation with Mitch Dobrowner, the first segment of...
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The Art of the Personal Project: Sara Forrest

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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Dual cameras in the sky: DJI Air 3 sample gallery

1 m ago (Articles: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)): $(document).ready(function() { SampleGalleryV2({"containerId":"embeddedSampleGallery_7392183241","galleryId":"7392183241","isEmbeddedWidget":true,"selectedImageIndex":0,"isMobile":false}) }); Recently, DJI announced the Air 3, the first model in DJI's Air series to include a dual camera system, including wide-angle and medium telephoto cameras. Both use identical Type 1/1.3 sensors, with the wide camera featuring a 24mm (Equiv.) F1.7 lens, and the longer camera featuring a 70mm (Equiv.) F2.8...
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Autofocus Modes Explained – Your Complete Guide

1 m ago (Photography Course): The right autofocus modes can make or break your shot. While the sheer number of them - in addition to related settings like AF Area modes - may seem overwhelming at first glance, they are actually remarkably easy to pick up and utilize. Today, let's learn about all the autofocus modes available on your camera and how to use them! The post Autofocus Modes Explained – Your Complete Guide appeared first on Photography Course.
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Is it Worth Printing your own Photos?

1 m ago (Photodoto): When it comes to printing photos, you have two options. You can either print them yourself or use an external printing service. Both of these options have their advantages and disadvantages. In this guide, we will have a look at the various pros and cons of printing photos by yourself using an inkjet printer versus external photo printing services. It will help you decide which of these is a better option. We will consider all the factors that will help you make the right choice. ...
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Announcing the ultimate photography retreat in France with Alex Strohl—Beyond Borders contest

1 m ago (500px): This is your chance to win an exclusive photography retreat in the tranquil countryside of France, led by the renowned photographer himself, Alex Strohl. The post Announcing the ultimate photography retreat in France with Alex Strohl—Beyond Borders contest appeared first on 500px.
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Canon EOS R6 Mark II - How to set up your new camera

1 m ago (Articles: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)): The Canon EOS R6 Mark II is loaded with features. Here are five settings you might want to change or customize to get a better experience. Photo: John Greengo The Canon EOS R6 Mark II is a modern mirrorless ‘jack of all trades, master of none.’ While it may not be the ‘best’ in any one genre of photography or videography it is a highly capable all-rounder for photographers seeking a versatile tool. In this series, Five Tweaks, I discuss overlooked or under-appreciated options...
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How to Become a Portrait Photographer

1 m ago (Photography Course): Interested in becoming a portrait photographer? Follow our tips to gain confidence, improve your skills, and guide your models effortlessly. The post How to Become a Portrait Photographer appeared first on Photography Course.
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Photography Training Gift Vouchers Cape Town

1 m ago (Vernon Chalmers Photography Training): Vernon Chalmers Photography Training Gift Voucher OptionsWith Practical Application at Intaka Island | Kirstenbosch Garden | Woodbridge IslandOr the Comfort of your own Home and / or GardenSamsung Galaxy Smartphone Photography Gift Vouchers Cape Town Photography Training Gift Vouchers Cape Town Image Vernon Chalmers / Design by Joseph Inns Birthday / Christmas Photography Training Gift Voucher Options Cape Town Most of my photography training / individual...
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Canon Autofocus Settings For Birds in Flight Photography

1 m ago (Vernon Chalmers Photography Training): Learning, Understanding and Applying Canon EOS / Canon EOS R Autofocus SettingsPied Kingfisher with Catch Woodbridge Island : Copyright Vernon ChalmersCanon Autofocus (AF) Settings for Birds in Flight PhotographyMastering Birds in Flight Photography Canon EOS / EOS R AF System ApplicationOver the past 10 years I have used more or less the same AF Settings for photographing birds in flight at Woodbridge Island, Cape Town.Here...
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Canon Photography Training Milnerton, Cape Town

1 m 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 Peninsula Private 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...
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Birds in Flight Photography Training Cape Town

1 m ago (Vernon Chalmers Photography Training): Learn Birds in Flight Photography : For Canon EOS / EOS R Cameras Intaka Island | Woodbridge Island Cape Town Birds in Flight Photography Training Woodbridge Island | Intaka Island Canon Birds in Flight Photography Training Milnerton, Cape Town Vernon Chalmers facilitates the popular Birds in Flight Photography Workshop / Private Training (for Canon EOS / EOS R) in Milnerton, Cape Town - with hands-on practical sessions along the Diep River,...
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Canon Photography Training Lessons Cape Town

1 m ago (Vernon Chalmers Photography Training): Canon Photography Training Sessions Cape Town / Across the Cape PeninsulaPrivate Canon Photography Training Courses / SessionsVernon Chalmers Photography Canon EOS / Canon EO R / PowerShot TrainingCanon Photography Training Options in Milnerton / Woodbridge Island and KirstenboschPrivate Photography Sessions across the Cape Peninsula Over the last ten years I have facilitated various Canon EOS specific workshop and...
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Bird Photography Training Cape Town

1 m ago (Vernon Chalmers Photography Training): Skills Development Course for Bird Photography : Birds in Flight / Perched Birds Intaka Island | Kirstenbosch Garden | Woodbridge IslandPerched Bird Photography Training : Kirstenbosch Garden Canon Bird Photography Private Training Workshops Cape TownPrivate / one-on-one skills development for Bird Photography : Birds in Flight / Perched Birds (for Canon EOS / EOS R) in Milnerton, Cape Town (opposite Woodbridge Island) for theory and...
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Photographer Anastasiya Dobrovolskaya Shows The Incredible Bond Between Animals And People

1 m ago (121clicks.com): In the realm of photography, there exists a visionary artist by the name of Anastasiya Dobrovolskaya. Her portfolio is a testament to the harmonious coexistence of humans and animals, brought to life through her unique and captivating portraits. We find ourselves consistently enthralled by the enchanting imagery that Dobrovolskaya conjures, each frame resonating with a […]
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Guest Blog: Music Photographer Brad Moore

1 m ago (Scott Kelby's Photoshop Insider): Editor’s Note: It’s another throwback post, this time featuring yours truly! This one goes back to 2014 when… The post Guest Blog: Music Photographer Brad Moore appeared first on Scott Kelby's Photoshop Insider.
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Interview with Jody Ann Crane | GBPW Episode 165

1 m ago (Photography Course): Canadian newborn photographer Jody Ann Crane talks about common business mistakes, how to photograph newborns safely, the importance of shadowing other photographers, and much more. The post Interview with Jody Ann Crane | GBPW Episode 165 appeared first on Photography Course.
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TTArtisan 100mm f/2.8 Macro 2:1 Tilt-Shift Field Review

1 m ago (Photography Life): The world of 100mm macro lenses a crowded one. From name-brand to third party options, there are dozens of options for all budgets and requirements. Yet among that crowd, the TTArtisan 100mm f/2.8 ultra-macro tilt-shift stands out thanks to the wide array of features packed into the lens, including 2:1 macro capabilities, tilt and shift functionality, and even cold-shoe mounts built into the lens. Yet it only costs $389. Do all these features add up to a compelling package?
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Capturing The Essence Of Spring: A Photographic Journey Through Oregon, Washington, And Tuscany

1 m ago (121clicks.com): Spring is a season of renewal and transformation, where nature awakens from its slumber and bursts forth with vibrant colors and new life. Photographer Brendon Burton present this collection of photos captures the undeniable beauty of spring in three distinct locations: Oregon and Washington in the United States, and the picturesque Tuscany region of Italy. […]
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From The Streets Of Old Quarter Of Dubai By Ashraful Arefin

1 m ago (121clicks.com): Whenever I heard about Dubai it’s always the modern architecture, high-rise buildings, lavish lifestyle, and super big malls. When I wanted to try street photography there I looked for something different and then I came across the Old Dubai area. It’s actually an area dedicated to the old culture and renovated to look like an […]
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Finding The Best Contract Musicians: 8 Things You Need To Know

1 m ago (121clicks.com): When it comes to creating memorable and captivating music, finding the right musicians is crucial. Whether you’re planning a live performance, recording a studio album, or learning how to upload music to Spotify, hiring contract musicians can elevate your project to new heights. However, the process of finding the best contract musicians can be challenging […]
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Take 2: Tamron announces second generation 70-180mm F2.8 zoom

1 m ago (Articles: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)): Tamron has announced the development of the 70-180mm F2.8 Di III VC VXD G2 for Sony E-mount, the successor to Tamron's original 70-180mm F2.8 zoom lens. The G2 lens includes a couple of notable features compared to the original: a new optical formula and Tamron's vibration compensation mechanism for in-lens image stabilization. Additionally, the lens features Tamron's VXD linear motor for fast autofocus and has a close focusing distance of 30cm (11.8") at 70mm and 85cm (33.5") at 180mm....
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Wanted History Of DUKW At Dorset D Day Centre

1 m ago (The Travel Trunk): Owner of one of the few remaining working World War 2 DUKW’s or duck as they are called. He is looking to fill in his knowledge about the one he has acquired. Derek Luckhurst from Portland in Dorset UK is… The post Wanted History Of DUKW At Dorset D Day Centre appeared first on The Travel Trunk.
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Book of the Week: Selected by Meggan Gould

1 m ago (photo-eye | BLOG): Book Review Current Condition Photographs by Nina Strand Reviewed by Meggan Gould "Here in my house, we spend a lot of time projecting human language and emotions onto our dogs. Anthropomorphizing is a fixture of our relationship with these patient canines (see?), doomed to inhabit elaborately spun personae and affectations..." Current Condition. By Nina Strand. Current Condition Photographs by Nina Strand Journal, 2023. In English. 106 pp., 95 color images, 6x8¼". ...
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Halfway through 2023, how’s the camera market doing?

1 m ago (Articles: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)): The Camera & Imaging Products Association (CIPA) recently published its total production and shipment data for digital still cameras and interchangeable lenses for the month of June 2023. CIPA member companies shipped a total of 671,384 digital still cameras and 830,352 interchangeable lenses in June alone. Looking at just ILCs (DSLRs and mirrorless combined), 527,251 units were shipped in June, and fixed-lens digital cameras came in at 144,133 units shipped. While the overall number...
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Rachel + Christian | Parque at Ridley Creek Wedding | Glen Mills, Pa

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Nikon D3 vs Nikon Z9: Titans from Different Eras

1 m ago (Photography Life): Have you ever tried to imagine the outcome of a battle between two armies whose weapons and military strategies are separated by a century of development? Having recently got my hands on Nikon's first full-frame flagship DSLR, the famous D3, I decided to try a similar experiment.
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Nikon acknowledges Z8 strap lug failures and offers repair

1 m ago (Articles: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)): Nikon has acknowledged the stories of Z8 strap lug failure and said it will repair units in the affected serial number range. The company says it received reports of problems with the metal strap eyelets on some cameras and has discovered that they: 'may become loose or separate from the camera body... this issue may occur if a Z 8 camera strap eyelet is subjected to conditions such as a strong impact or continuous heavy stress.' As with the concern over some bodies not correctly mounting...
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Glamis Sand Dunes | Imperial County | Engagement Photography

1 m ago (abmweddingphotos): The Algodones Dunes is a large sand dune field, or erg, located in the southeastern portion of the U.S. state of California, near the border with Arizona and the Mexican state of Baja California. A beautiful and timeless environment for any engagement photoshoot! Venue: Glamis Sand Dunes Photography: ABM Photography The post Glamis Sand Dunes | Imperial County | Engagement Photography appeared first on ABM Photography Blog | San Diego Wedding Photographer.
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Windmill Food Hall | Carlsbad | Megan + Adrienne’s Wedding Photography

1 m ago (abmweddingphotos): Megan and Adrienne held their wedding at the Windmill Food Hall in Carlsbad! This unique venue is a hip food hall featuring unique counter-serve spots & craft cocktails, plus a patio & games. You can book a private event such as a wedding on their website! Venue: Windmill Food Hall Photography: ABM Photography The post Windmill Food Hall | Carlsbad | Megan + Adrienne’s Wedding Photography appeared first on ABM Photography Blog | San Diego Wedding Photographer.
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The Immaculata Catholic Church | San Diego | Grace + Gilbert’s Wedding Photography

1 m ago (abmweddingphotos): Grace and Gilbert had their wedding at The Immaculata Catholic Church. The proximity to downtown San Diego, hints of Hispanic influence (Gilbert is Hispanic), Grace is from Poway and has always admired the Immaculate church and considers the Prado/Balboa to be a classic and timeless venues. What a great choice, the wedding was absolutely beautiful! […] The post The Immaculata Catholic Church | San Diego | Grace + Gilbert’s Wedding Photography appeared first on ABM Photography Blog | San...
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Grand Tradition Garden and Estates | San Diego | Tess + Evan’s Wedding Photography

1 m ago (abmweddingphotos): Tess and Evan chose Grand Tradition because they wanted an outdoor ceremony so that they could take advantage of the beautiful CA weather. The Grand Tradition also included a lot of what they were looking for in a wedding package, such as their preferred food options and an onsite coordinator. They also liked the almost […] The post Grand Tradition Garden and Estates | San Diego | Tess + Evan’s Wedding Photography appeared first on ABM Photography Blog | San Diego Wedding Photographer.
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Scripps Seaside Forum | La Jolla | Olivia + Dillon’s Wedding Photography

1 m ago (abmweddingphotos): Olivia and Dillon had their wedding at the Scripps Seaside Forum in La Jolla. These two love the ocean. Olivia grew up in San Diego and La Jolla shores has a special place in her heart. Although Dillon grew up in Colorado mountains, his heart is with the sea. This made the Scripps Seaside Forum the […] The post Scripps Seaside Forum | La Jolla | Olivia + Dillon’s Wedding Photography appeared first on ABM Photography Blog | San Diego Wedding Photographer.
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Grand Tradition Garden and Estates | San Diego | Richard’s Family Photos

1 m ago (abmweddingphotos): Richard decided to have his family photos taken at the iconic Grand Tradition Garden and Estates. This beautiful family of all ages were surrounded by the natural beauty of the Grand Tradition and we think the photos came out just perfect! Venue: Grand Tradition Garden and Estates Photography: ABM Photography The post Grand Tradition Garden and Estates | San Diego | Richard’s Family Photos appeared first on ABM Photography Blog | San Diego Wedding Photographer.
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Martin Johnson House | La Jolla | Rebecca + Daniel’s Wedding Photography

1 m ago (abmweddingphotos): Rebecca and Daniel had their wedding at the Martin Johnson House in La Jolla. This beautiful venue resides on the cliffside above the Scripps Pier. Stunning is an understatement to say the least. We highly recommend the Martin Johnson House for any event occasion, especially weddings! Venue: Martin Johnson House Photography: ABM Photography The post Martin Johnson House | La Jolla | Rebecca + Daniel’s Wedding Photography appeared first on ABM Photography Blog | San Diego Wedding Photographer.
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Seagrove Park | Del Mar | Kayla + Chad’s Engagement Photography

1 m ago (abmweddingphotos): Kayla and Chad had their engagement photos taken at Seagrove Park in Del Mar. Seagrove Park is a uniquely special spot for any photoshoot particularly an engagement between two lovely people. From the coastline to the train tracks, there is plenty of variety for your special photoshoot at Seagrove Park! Venue: Seagrove Park Del Mar […] The post Seagrove Park | Del Mar | Kayla + Chad’s Engagement Photography appeared first on ABM Photography Blog | San Diego Wedding Photographer.
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Omni Rancho Las Palmas Resort & Spa | Palm Springs | Brooke + Merrill’s Wedding Photography

1 m ago (abmweddingphotos): Brooke and Merrill had such a special wedding at the Omni Rancho Las Palmas Resort & Spa in Palm Springs! These newly weds love to travel and eat at amazing restaurants together. Lucky for them, their honeymoon in Bali and Singapore is just around the corner. We wish them the absolute best time! Venue: Omni […] The post Omni Rancho Las Palmas Resort & Spa | Palm Springs | Brooke + Merrill’s Wedding Photography appeared first on ABM Photography Blog | San Diego Wedding...
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Best Fashion Images of the Week // Featured Inspirations #040

1 m ago (Behind the Shutter): Looking for some new posing or lighting ideas for your next fashion session? Check out these images submitted by our readers.
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Leica M11 added to studio scene

1 m ago (Articles: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)): $(document).ready(function() { ImageComparisonWidget({"containerId":"reviewImageComparisonWidget-3611731","widgetId":890,"initialStateId":5796}) }) We've added the Leica M11 to our studio scene$(document).ready(function() { $("#icl-5796--969216890").click(function() { ImageComparisonWidgetLink(5796); }); }) as we try to address the backlog that built up while we were expecting to close. We'll be adding the M11 Monochrom to the test scene and looking at whether the theoretical benefits of...
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These underwater photos prove the sea is the most mysterious place on earth

1 m ago (500px): Explore these jaw-dropping encounters with wildlife in a vast array of marine environments, from the Indian Ocean to the coral reefs of Mexico. The post These underwater photos prove the sea is the most mysterious place on earth appeared first on 500px.
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Photography News: New Cheap Macro Lens, Nikon Zf Rumors

1 m ago (Photography Life): For an upcoming article, I have prepared an interesting look into the past. I got my hands on a Nikon D3 camera and I had an idea that… well, I don’t want to spoil it. Instead, I want to share a curiosity with you. When I downloaded the D3’s photos to my computer, I discovered in the EXIF that the previous owner of this professional body was none other than Tomki Němec. For many years, he was the official photographer of the first Czech president, Václav Havel. It was...
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Photographer George Digalakis Captured Soulful Series Of Life Of A Tree

1 m ago (121clicks.com): I am inspired by an idealized nature, which suits my melancholic and introverted character; a nature without any distracting elements, serene, and beautiful, born from my love of silence and solitude. And while I photograph ordinary subjects, it is often things that we do not notice as we go about our busy lives. I hope […]
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Photographer Captured Heartwarming Father-Child Relationships Around The World

1 m ago (121clicks.com): Photographer Gabriele Galimberti captured heartwarming father-child relationships around the world. A talented photographer hailing from Italy, renowned for curating poignant and thought-provoking visual narratives. In this latest endeavor, he has skillfully immortalized fathers across the globe, frozen in tender moments of shared joy with their beloved children. Drawing from the wellsprings of his own formative […]
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5 ways you’re using AI and may not know it

1 m ago (Articles: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)): As tools based on machine learning and AI have appeared, most recently Adobe’s Generative Fill feature in Photoshop, photographers seem to bounce between embracing the technology as a new creative tool and rejecting the intrusion of “AI” into a pursuit that values image authenticity and real-world experience. But while generative AI has stolen all the attention lately, machine learning has long maintained a foothold in the photography field. Here are five areas where you’re probably...
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One Year After Moving to Mirrorless

1 m ago (Photography Life): It's been just over a year since I decided to protect my finances from inflation with some "sensible" investments. Stocks? Real estate? No - my limited imagination always came back to the idea of a new camera. In the end, I bought a mirrorless body for the first time, the Nikon Z9.
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In the studio with Katrin Koenning

1 m ago (1854 Photography): We visit the home studio of Katrin Koenning in the leafy Melbourne suburb of Prahran, where the artist connects with the local community to develop her many varied projects The post In the studio with Katrin Koenning appeared first on 1854 Photography.
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Cristin + Alan | The Old Mill at Rose Valley Wedding | Rose Valley, Pa

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Falling

1 m ago (True Nature Stories): Fallen LeavesMy seven-year-old computer seems to have entered the autumn of its life. No longer will it allow me to connect to the internet, or do a factory reset. I have a new computer on order but won't get it for a couple of weeks, so I'm using my Kindle Fire to post this. I was surprised to find yellow leaves on the ground below our backyard hazel tree the other day, on the last day of July. Nevertheless, the overall appearance of the hazel is still very green, and it will be late...
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Portrait of Humanity opens at Belfast Exposed

1 m ago (1854 Photography): The defiant gaze of a leader. The bonds of girlhood friendship. A tender embrace between father and son. These are among the touching moments that make up Portrait of Humanity Vol.5, opening today at Belfast Exposed. The post Portrait of Humanity opens at Belfast Exposed appeared first on 1854 Photography.
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How to Safely Photograph the Sun

1 m ago (Photography Course): Sun photography is a unique niche requiring specialized equipment and techniques. Learn the essential tips on how to photograph the Sun. The post How to Safely Photograph the Sun appeared first on Photography Course.
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The Art of the Personal Project: Hugh Kretschmer

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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Sigma 60-600mm F4.5-6.3 DG DN OS sample gallery

1 m ago (Articles: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)): $(document).ready(function() { SampleGalleryV2({"containerId":"embeddedSampleGallery_4263663387","galleryId":"4263663387","isEmbeddedWidget":true,"selectedImageIndex":0,"isMobile":false}) }); Earlier in the year, Sigma unveiled its impressive 60-600mm superzoom lens for full frame mirrorless systems. This is such an versatile lens that we took it out again for another round of samples, this time in the beautiful Pacific Northwest. Although it has 10x zoom, you'll need to be comfortable toting a...
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‘Motivated by the desire to document real people’: Reflections on the work of Tish Murtha

1 m ago (1854 Photography): Tish Murtha was a firm believer that photography could be a tool for social change - here, her daughter Ella reflects on the importance and continued relevance of her work The post ‘Motivated by the desire to document real people’: Reflections on the work of Tish Murtha appeared first on 1854 Photography.
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Sony a6700 review

1 m ago (Articles: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)): $(document).ready(function() { SampleGalleryStripV2({"galleryId":"4169797404","isMobile":false}) }) Product photos by Richard Butler 88%Overall scoreJump to conclusion The Sony a6700 is the latest enthusiast-level APS-C mirrorless camera from Sony. It uses a 26MP BSI CMOS sensor with image stabilization, with a comprehensive set of stills and video features. Key specifications 26MP BSI CMOS APS-C sensor Bionz XR processor and dedicated 'AI Processing Engine' AF tracking with subject...
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Quick Fixes: How to Resolve Camera Not Working in Windows 10

1 m ago (Photodoto): Figuring out how to fix a camera not working on Windows 10 problem can feel like navigating through a maze. You’ve got your important Zoom meeting in an hour, and suddenly, your trusty webcam decides it’s time for a break. Panic sets in. The good news? You’re not alone. And better yet – there are solutions at hand that could get you back online before you know it. We get the annoyance of attempting to address technical difficulties when all you need is for things...
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Ready, set, action! DJI announces the Osmo Action 4

1 m ago (Articles: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)): DJI has released the Osmo Action 4 action camera, aimed at adventurous types. It features a Type 1/1.3 sensor, F2.8 aperture, over 2.5 hours of battery life in certain weather conditions, and dual full-color touchscreens on both sides of the device. The Osmo Action 4 captures a 155º ultra-wide FOV (at 4K/60p, with stabilization deactivated), and can capture HD video at frame rates up to 4K/120p. Digital zoom up to 2X is supported. DJI's 10-bit D-Log M color mode, first introduced with...
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500px Commercial Grant: A Day in the Life

1 m ago (500px): As part of the 500px Commercial Grants program, we provide photographers with opportunities that encourage inclusivity within commercial photography. The post 500px Commercial Grant: A Day in the Life appeared first on 500px.
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What’s the Best Nikon Z Midrange Zoom?

1 m ago (Photography Life): I’ve had the privilege to test all of Nikon’s Z-series midrange zooms extensively over the last several years, both in the field and in the lab. Nikon hasn’t been shy about making them, either! There are six full-frame Nikon Z midrange zooms so far, ranging from the cheapest 24-50mm f/4-6.3 to the most expensive 24-70mm f/2.8 S. Which one is best? Of course, that depends on the photographer’s needs – otherwise, Nikon wouldn’t make so many of these lenses in...
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Photography Q&A | GBPW Episode 164

1 m ago (Photography Course): When you look at your images, it doesn’t matter what they look like compared to other photographers’ images. How do you feel when you look… The post Photography Q&A | GBPW Episode 164 appeared first on Photography Course.
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Guest Blog: Portrait Photographer Nicola Bernardi

1 m ago (Scott Kelby's Photoshop Insider): Editor’s Note: This is one of my favorite guest posts from 2015. Nicola is an incredibly talented photographer… The post Guest Blog: Portrait Photographer Nicola Bernardi appeared first on Scott Kelby's Photoshop Insider.
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How to Get Started in Underwater Photography Without Wasting Money

1 m ago (Photography Life): If you’ve considered starting underwater photography for the first time, maybe you were put off by how expensive and gear-intensive it can be. And it’s true – transitioning from taking photos on dry land to capturing stunning underwater images isn’t easy! It requires careful planning and strategic gear investments. That’s where this article will help. Today, in this step-by-step guide, I will equip you with everything you need to know to start your underwater...
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Edgy Fashion Photography Using Continuous Lights

1 m ago (Behind the Shutter): Are you ready for some edgy fashion portraits using continuous lights from nanlite? Im using 3 of the PavoTube II 6C's, perfect for in-studio photography and for location work out of the studio. This video is the perfect photography tutorial where you will see where I place the lights and how we use them to create more dynamic portraits.
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The Canon EOS DSLR – still excellent when purchased used…

1 m ago (Vernon Chalmers Photography Training): Olive Thrush, Kirstenbosch Garden Cape Town : With Canon EOS 70D * A few weeks ago I assisted a new client in purchasing a previously owned / used Canon EOS camera. Original interested camera options provided to me were the Canon EOS 6D, Canon EOS 7D and Canon EOS 7D Mark II.After discussing the advantages / disadvantages (for purchasing and practical application purposes) of the Canon EOS DSLR Full Frame body (EOS 6D) and the APS-C bodies (EOS 7D / EOS 7D Mark II) I recommended a Canon EOS...
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Audience with a Tree: Jana Cruder

1 m ago (A Photo Editor): Audience with a Tree Photographer: Jana Cruder Heidi: How did your connection to trees as a nature based solution to climate change and human connectivity begin? Jana: I’d like to ask the reader to suspend their known idea of the concept and words “Climate Change“. That is simply too big to grasp and leaves many […]
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Sony ZV-1 Mark II studio scene published

1 m ago (Articles: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)): As we continue to fill in the backlog of reviews we missed in the first half of the year, we've been running a series of cameras through our studio. The latest to pass through has been Sony's ZV-1 Mark II: the second-generation vlogging and content creation compact. You won't be surprised by the performance of its Type 1 (13.2 x 8.8mm) sensor, since it's appeared in RX100 models in the past, but the test scene also gives a little insight into the performance of its rather ambitious...
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July Camera Traps

1 m ago (True Nature Stories): Bobcat in the Woods (2-image composite)I realized I'd worn the wrong shoes as I climbed the steep hillside to reach my new camera traps this morning. I decided to ride up to Mt. Tam in my old running shoes instead of my hiking shoes so my feet would be cooler, but those soft, slick soles were no match for the steep and slippery forest.Nevertheless, despite having to swat at gnats and horse flies, it was good to be up on the mountain again. About two seconds after I thought it...
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Dr Susan Bright: ‘I don’t think of curating as categorising photographs’

1 m ago (1854 Photography): The Australian-born curator has been responsible for some of the most significant shows of the last 15 years. She talks fairs, mentors, and the problem with arts education The post Dr Susan Bright: ‘I don’t think of curating as categorising photographs’ appeared first on 1854 Photography.
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Book of the Week: Selected by Kim Beil

1 m ago (photo-eye | BLOG): Book Review Swimmers Photographs by Larry Sultan Reviewed by Kim Beil "In the late summer of 2020, before vaccines, before wildfires in California, but very much after the onslaught of the pandemic, I started going to a local pool. My fellow swimmers and I were checked-in, our temperatures taken and recent travel history surveyed..." Swimmers. By Larry Sultan Swimmers Photographs by Larry Sultan MACK, London, UK, 2023. 144 pp., 11¼x10¾". In the late summer of...
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Best Maternity and Family Portraits of the Week // Featured Inspirations #039

1 m ago (Behind the Shutter): Looking for some new posing or lighting ideas for your next maternity or family portrait session? Check out these images submitted by our readers.
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Neurapix review: Swift and capable Lightroom Classic image editing without lifting a finger

1 m ago (Articles: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)): For a professional photographer, every press of your shutter button can prove to be something of a double-edged sword. Sure, each extra shot you take is a new opportunity to turn your vision into reality or to sell another of your creations. But each time that shutter fires, you're also increasing your editing workload, and with it the time you'll need to spend in front of a monitor rather than behind your viewfinder. With the rise of artificial intelligence, however, a new option is...
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How to Restore Old Photos

1 m ago (Photography Course): Pictures can preserve our dearest memories. You might have photos of loved ones, of you as a kid, or from someone special. Emotions and joyful… The post How to Restore Old Photos appeared first on Photography Course.
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Dallas Photography Summit – 2-Day Workshop!

1 m ago (Joe McNally Photography): Coming to Dallas! Very honored to be invited by the Dallas PPA to teach a […] The post Dallas Photography Summit – 2-Day Workshop! appeared first on Joe McNally Photography.
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How to Edit Night Photos in Lightroom

1 m ago (Photography Course): Lightroom is a powerful, versatile, and feature-rich program to to help you create stunning, professional-looking images of the night sky, city streets, and night-scapes. The post How to Edit Night Photos in Lightroom appeared first on Photography Course.
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'It's a paradigm shift' – underwater photographer Nicolas Remy talks about shooting mirrorless with the Nikon Z9

1 m ago (Articles: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)): Nicolas Remy at work, with the Nikon Z9 inside a Nauticam NA-Z9 housing, Nauticam 140mm glass dome port, and 2x Retra Flash Pro strobes.Photo credit: Léna Remy Nicolas Remy is an underwater photographer born in France but currently based in Sydney, Australia. Nicolas fell in love with diving in the late 2000s and now works as a full-time photographer and photography coach alongside his wife, Léna. A long-time DSLR shooter, Nicolas recently switched to mirrorless, and over the past few...
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Photographers, How Much Do You Make?

1 m ago (A Photo Editor): These days, about 70% of my income is wildlife photography. This includes both workshops I lead and my stock photography and stock video sales within wildlife work. The balance of that is split between NGO work and photojournalism assignments. My clients are International and all over the U.S. Wildlife work has a lot of overhead, […]
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SHUTTERFEST 2023 TOP TALENT COMPETITION WINNER

1 m ago (Behind the Shutter): Meet the winning photographer and model of the Shutterfest 2023 Top Talent Competition, a collaborative photo contest for photographers and models, and see their stunning image.
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Ian Beesley: ‘I take photographs for the people – working people, who are often overlooked’

1 m ago (1854 Photography): The Bradford artist’s early output was created walking the streets, capturing an industrial society that is now extinct: kids playing, ladies talking in terraced streets and grafters working at full pelt The post Ian Beesley: ‘I take photographs for the people – working people, who are often overlooked’ appeared first on 1854 Photography.
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Granta’s photo editor on finding image-text harmony

1 m ago (1854 Photography): Where does photography fit into a legacy literary magazine? Max Ferguson talks poets, projects, and the amateur aesthetic The post Granta’s photo editor on finding image-text harmony appeared first on 1854 Photography.
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The Art of the Personal Project: Stephen Wilkes

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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Leica Summilux-M 50mm F1.4 ASPH sample gallery

1 m ago (Articles: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)): $(document).ready(function() { SampleGalleryV2({"containerId":"embeddedSampleGallery_7091271881","galleryId":"7091271881","isEmbeddedWidget":true,"selectedImageIndex":0,"isMobile":false}) }); Leica announced an updated version of its Summilux-M 50mm F1.4 ASPH fast normal prime for its M lens mount in April 2023. The redesigned Summilux-M now has a closer minimum focus distance of 45cm (17.7"), down from 70cm (27.6"), 11 aperture blades (up from 9) and gains a metal hood that screws outwards,...
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Eight tips for revolutionizing your studio photography workflow

1 m ago (500px): Here are some easy tips for streamlining your photography business every step of the way, from handling inquiries to batch editing photos. The post Eight tips for revolutionizing your studio photography workflow appeared first on 500px.
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New KelbyOne Course: On Safari with Richard Bernabe

1 m ago (Scott Kelby's Photoshop Insider): New KelbyOne Course: On Safari with Richard Bernabe Head out on safari with Richard Bernabe! If an African… The post New KelbyOne Course: On Safari with Richard Bernabe appeared first on Scott Kelby's Photoshop Insider.
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What to Wear to a Maternity Photo Session: Ultimate Guide

1 m ago (Photodoto): When planning a maternity photo session, selecting the perfect outfit is essential to capturing precious moments. In this comprehensive guide on what to wear to a maternity photo session, we will explore various factors that contribute to creating stunning images while ensuring comfort and confidence for the expecting mother. We will discuss suitable clothing options such as snug-fitting tops or dresses that accentuate your baby bump, and discuss the importance of choosing soft fabrics...
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Farewell, Tony….

1 m ago (Joe McNally Photography): Tony Bennett. His life and talent soared. But, unlike so many denizens of the celebrity […] The post Farewell, Tony…. appeared first on Joe McNally Photography.
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Interview with Ann Britton | GBPW Episode 163

1 m ago (Photography Course): We won’t have this moment again. It will never look exactly the same again. You can also listen to this episode on iTunes, Pocket Casts,… The post Interview with Ann Britton | GBPW Episode 163 appeared first on Photography Course.
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Guest Blog: Portrait Photographer Joel Grimes

1 m ago (Scott Kelby's Photoshop Insider): Editor’s Note: Joel is always an inspiration, and I wanted to share this post from 2017 as a… The post Guest Blog: Portrait Photographer Joel Grimes appeared first on Scott Kelby's Photoshop Insider.
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ON1 Photo Keyword AI 2023 Hands On

1 m ago (Articles: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)): Here’s the problem with keywords: although they make finding photos easier, the act of tagging images is time-consuming busywork we don’t want to do. So we plod forward, skipping the keywording step and relying on our fuzzy memories to scan through libraries looking for the images we want. But what if we could get descriptive keywords without entering them ourselves? That’s the promise of ON1 Photo Keyword AI, a new utility that uses AI technologies to identify scenes and objects in...
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June’s Licensing Rush winners are…

1 m ago (500px): June marked the second Licensing Rush at 500px—a new contest dedicated to the outstanding Licensing Contributors that make up the 500px Community. The post June’s Licensing Rush winners are… appeared first on 500px.
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Tamron announces development of its 35-150mm F2-2.8 zoom for Nikon Z-mount

1 m ago (Articles: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)): Tamron has announced the development of the 35-150mm F2-2.8 Di III VXD, a full-frame zoom lens for Nikon Z-mount cameras. This isn't, strictly speaking, a new lens – Tamron released the same lens for Sony E-mount in 2021 – but it will now be available to Z-mount shooters as well. The company says this is the first zoom lens for Nikon's Z-mount system to have a maximum aperture of F2. It uses Tamron's VXD linear motor for quick autofocus, and Tamron claims the lens is...
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The Decisive Moment – What It Is and How to Find It

1 m ago (Photography Course): Today's guide revolves all around the decisive moment. But just what are decisive moments? Is there a difference between them and 'the' decisive moment? What makes any photographic moment decisive, anyway? These and many other questions shall be our subject. Read on to find out more! The post The Decisive Moment – What It Is and How to Find It appeared first on Photography Course.
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Best Maternity and Family Portraits of the Week // Featured Inspirations #038

1 m ago (Behind the Shutter): Looking for some new posing or lighting ideas for your next maternity or family portrait session? Check out these images submitted by our readers.
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Nikon Z8 studio scene and video stills show pro-grade performance

1 m ago (Articles: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)): We've recently received a Nikon Z8 to let us complete our review and rushed it straight into our testing studio. We've shot and processed the daylight and low light stills and uploaded the Raw files to let you compare them with its peers. As you might hope, it appears to be a direct match for Nikon's pro-grade Z9. Studio scene Our test scene is designed to simulate a broad variety of real-world subjects with different colors, textures, and levels of detail across the chart. We capture images of...
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Book of the Week: Selected by Blake Andrews

1 m ago (photo-eye | BLOG): Book Review P.North Photographs by Kathryn McCool Reviewed by Blake Andrews “Who the heck is Kathryn McCool, and why have I not heard of her before? That’s what I kept asking myself as I paged through her astonishing debut P.North..." P.North. By Kathryn McCool. P.North Photographs by Kathryn McCool Perimeter Editions, Melbourne, Australia, 2023. 96 pp., 7¼x8¾". Who the heck is Kathryn McCool, and why have I not heard of her before? That’s what I kept asking...
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Lily Patch, Take 2

2 ms ago (True Nature Stories): Sunlight in the Lily PatchThe Queen SpeaksPrecision FlyingPart of the Patch (50mm View)Pebbles from the Salish Sea* * *
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5 Things I Would Tell My Younger Photographer Self

2 ms ago (500px): Advice from an experienced photographer to his younger self, providing useful tips to new photographers needing to build their confidence. The post 5 Things I Would Tell My Younger Photographer Self appeared first on 500px.
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The Look and Feel of Light in Estonia!

2 ms ago (Joe McNally Photography): A workshop to remember! Such a fantastic time in Estonia recently, with a wonderful group […] The post The Look and Feel of Light in Estonia! appeared first on Joe McNally Photography.
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Episode 237 – Corina Sommer

2 ms ago (IAN CORLESS): Episode 237 with Corina Sommer - Now in its 8th edition, the Oman Desert Marathon took place January 21st to 24th. A self-sufficient race, the event took place over 4-stages with a total distance of 165-kms. Corina Sommer battled hard to take a convincing victory. Continue reading →
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Lily Patch

2 ms ago (True Nature Stories): Hummers in the Leopard Lilies(Click images to view larger.)It would have been a beautiful day to bike up to Mt. Tam to place my trail cameras in a new location, but I figured the leopard lilies would be in full bloom and hopefully swarming with hummingbirds. Experience with the FZ-80 has shown that it's not really up to the challenge, so I drove up to Rock Spring with my DSLR. It took a minute for the hummers to get used to my presence (along with the jarring mirror-slaps every time I...
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Mastering Natural Light Portraits

2 ms ago (Behind the Shutter): Today, we unlock the secrets behind three remarkable techniques: direct sunlight, scrim light, and backlighting. Discover how to manipulate these diverse lighting conditions to enhance your photographs and unleash your creative potential. We provide in-depth explanations, practical demonstrations, and professional insights that will empower you to master the art of natural light photography.
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The Art of the Personal Project: John Dyer

2 ms 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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HOME of the GIANTS 2024

2 ms ago (IAN CORLESS): Home of the Giants, a multi-day adventure through the magical and amazing playground that is Jotunheimen. Unlike a race, this journey is a finely balanced exclusive trip for just 12 participants. A challenge at a more relaxed pace, taking in an amazing route whilst moving light in a semi self-sufficient mode. Continue reading →
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Why are TV Cameras so Big and Expensive?

2 ms ago (Photodoto): Ever wondered what makes a professional broadcast camera so expensive and huge when other cameras can now easily fit in your pocket or phone and cost less and less? In this article I will discuss the reasons for this discrepancy, some of which will surprise you. There are several reasons why TV cameras are so expensive, some of which have to do with the size. And this has not changed in decades. Let’s discuss. Old broadcast camera being used on a set The Cost...
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June’s 10 standout Licensing photos

2 ms ago (500px): Each month, we feature new and relevant photos to help inspire creativity and connect Contributors with the latest trends in the Licensing industry. The post June’s 10 standout Licensing photos appeared first on 500px.
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Negative Space: A Collection of Our Favorite Member Photos

2 ms 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 “negative space” and we’re sharing our favorites. The post Negative Space: A Collection of Our Favorite Member Photos appeared first on Click Community Blog: Helping you take better pictures one day at a time.
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Guest Blog: Nature, Wildlife, and Travel Photographer Richard Bernabe

2 ms ago (Scott Kelby's Photoshop Insider): Editor’s Note: Richard has a new KelbyOne course coming soon called On Safari! Here is his guest blog… The post Guest Blog: Nature, Wildlife, and Travel Photographer Richard Bernabe appeared first on Scott Kelby's Photoshop Insider.
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How To Light Your Portraits Like the Pros

2 ms ago (Behind the Shutter): Ready to light your portraits like professional photographers do? In this lighting tutorial Sal talks about lighting ratios and how they can truly change the look and feel of your portraits. Portrait lighting is a crucial element in your arsenal to better understand how to create gorgeous, professional looking portraits.
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Glorious morning along the Diep River, Woodbridge Island

2 ms ago (Vernon Chalmers Photography Training): Flowers and Birds along the Diep River : Woodbridge Island, MilnertonArum Lilies : Diep River, Woodbridge IslandIt's the first time in months that I went for an extended walk / shoot down the Diep River. I was not only pleasantly surprised with the great sunny morning, but also the vastly improved water conditions and the various bird species around.A big Thank You to Caroline Marx and her team for all the hard work they are doing (with the City of Cape Town) for ensuring the...
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The Daily Edit – Crude Aesthetics: Kaya & Blank

2 ms ago (A Photo Editor): Kaya & Blank Marshall Gallery presented “Into the Uncanny Valley which featured three artists: Cody Cobb, Alex Turner and Kaya & Blank. I was confronted with a striking interpretation of something that’s all too familiar on bike rides and commutes along Highway 33 in Ventura county: Pumpjacks. These dot the hills and neighborhoods between Ventura […]
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Wildlife Wonders

2 ms ago (Scott Kelby's Photoshop Insider): It’s #TravelTuesday and I, Dave Williams, am here as always, writing this week from my new home, the… The post Wildlife Wonders appeared first on Scott Kelby's Photoshop Insider.
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Best Maternity and Family Portraits of the Week // Featured Inspirations #037

2 ms ago (Behind the Shutter): Looking for some new posing or lighting ideas for your next maternity or family portrait session? Check out these images submitted by our readers.
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Olympic National Park

2 ms ago (True Nature Stories): View toward the Bailey Range from Hurricane Ridge.Having visited the Hoh Rainforest at Olympic National Park many years ago, I wanted to check out the Hurricane Ridge area on this trip. Unfortunately we lost a good part of the first day because I hadn't realized we'd need to make a ferry crossing and had failed to reserve a spot when I made the hotel reservations. We spent about four-and-a-half hours waiting for a stand-by slot to open up, and even then only barely got on. By the time...
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North Cascades National Park

2 ms ago (True Nature Stories): View over glaciated granite at the Washington Pass Overlook along Hwy. 20 in North Cascades National Park.After spending the weekend with family in Seattle we made the relatively short drive to North Cascades National Park, said to be among the least visited of all the national parks. Maybe they like it that way. The only lodging within the park are the campgrounds, and they were already full when we started planning the trip back in May. We got a hotel as close as we could, which was...
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Jedediah Smith Redwoods

2 ms ago (True Nature Stories): Coast Redwoods, Stout GroveJust back from a little road trip up north to see family, including laying eyes for the first time on an eight-month-old grand-nephew and his mom, as well as North Cascades National Park which has been on my bucket list for ages. We spent our first night on the road in Crescent City and just had time for a quick visit to the Stout Grove in Jedediah Smith Redwoods State Park before laying down the miles to Seattle the following day.After stopping for lunch at the...
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Kate Breakey Exhibition & Artist Reception; July 29th, 2023

2 ms ago (photo-eye | BLOG): photo-eye Gallery Kate Breakey Exhibition & Artist Reception; July 29th, 2023 photo-eye Gallery Discover the enchantment of Kate Breakey’s upcoming gallery exhibition. Hand-colored photographs and mesmerizing orotones unveil the beauty of everyday objects with intricate detail and a radiant, three-dimensional allure. Kate Breakey, White Swan, Hand-colored Archival Pigment Print, 24x32", Edition of 20, $2,000photo-eye Gallery is pleased to announceKATE BREAKEY / ...
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The Psychological Benefits of Photography

2 ms ago (500px): Learn how photography can help you develop mindfulness, a sense of purpose, and a deeper connection to the world. The post The Psychological Benefits of Photography appeared first on 500px.
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Blind Photo Critiques with Scott Kelby and Erik Kuna | The Grid Ep 565

2 ms ago (Scott Kelby's Photoshop Insider): Blind Photo Critiques with Scott Kelby and Erik Kuna | The Grid Ep 565 On the latest episode… The post Blind Photo Critiques with Scott Kelby and Erik Kuna | The Grid Ep 565 appeared first on Scott Kelby's Photoshop Insider.
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Hard Light Vs Soft Light Photography Lighting Techniques

2 ms ago (Behind the Shutter): In this how-to photography tutorial we explore the differences between hard light and soft light when it comes to studio lighting techniques.
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How to Fix a Broken Phone Camera Lens

2 ms ago (Photodoto): Looking to fix your broken camera lens? A damaged camera lens can prevent you from taking photos, videos, streaming or video chatting with your family scanning QR codes and a multitude of other everyday necessities. Its is not something to take lightly. Fortunately, in this article we will discuss the many different ways to fix a damaged phone camera lens depending on the cause, damage type and lens type. Continue reading. Let us start with solutions for scratches on a camera...
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A Cover Story, Without a Word Spoken

2 ms ago (Joe McNally Photography): At the All Star break, a little baseball story from long ago…. Back in the […] The post A Cover Story, Without a Word Spoken appeared first on Joe McNally Photography.
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Incredible photos from the world’s oldest places

2 ms ago (500px): We dug into the vast 500px collection for travel images that will take you back in time to ancient places, and give you some tips and tricks along the way. The post Incredible photos from the world’s oldest places appeared first on 500px.
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Book of the Week: Selected by Arturo Soto

2 ms ago (photo-eye | BLOG): Book Review The Presence of Something Past Photographs by Ulrich Wüst Reviewed by Arturo Soto "The paper retrospective The Presence of Something Past is a significant effort to disseminate the work of German photographer Ulrich Wüst beyond Europe..." The Presence of Something Past by Ulrich Wüst. The Presence of Something Past Photographs by Ulrich Wüst Kerber, Germany, 2022. 320 pp., 100 colored and 416 duplex, 8¼x10½". The paper retrospective The Presence...
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Argy Bargy… Port Hit By Immigration Barge Protest

2 ms ago (The Travel Trunk): Cruise ship business at Portland Port appears to now been affected by the imminent arrival of an immigration barge. Due to arrive this week. It has created an un-foreseen situation for the cruise ship business at the port. With a… The post Argy Bargy… Port Hit By Immigration Barge Protest appeared first on The Travel Trunk.
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The Art of the Personal Project: Scott Lowden

2 ms 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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Amorphophallus titanum

2 ms ago (True Nature Stories): "Scarlet" the Corpse Flower, Conservatory of FlowersGolden Gate Park, July 5, 2023The tall plant behind the flower that looks like a slender tree is actually a very stout leaf that has sprouted from a corpse plant's subterranean corm. The photosynthesizing leaf will nourish the corm, then die back to make room for the rising blossom.The Conservatory is usually closed on Wednesdays, and we thought we were out of luck until they announced mid-morning today that they would open for a few...
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Photographing Waterfalls: Tips, Equipment and Techniques

2 ms ago (Photodoto): Waterfall photography is a captivating and challenging genre of landscape photography, offering endless opportunities to capture the beauty and power of nature. In this article, we will explore various techniques and tips that will help you create stunning waterfall shots. We’ll begin by discussing essential equipment for waterfall photography such as tripods, cameras with manual controls, filters, timers, and intervalometers. Then we’ll delve into mastering composition...
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The Corpse Flower Lives

2 ms ago (True Nature Stories): The Conservatory of Flowers had been predicting that the corpse flower's opening was imminent for about a week, but even by Sunday, July 2, it remained stubbornly closed. Thankfully we were able to keep track of it via the web cam, and I took several screenshots in anticipation of its grand opening. Like my trail cameras, the Conservatory's web cam also has decent night vision.I checked the web cam throughout the day and saw the flower's first opening at around 4 p.m. yesterday. I don't...
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Summer, the 4th of July, and Fireworks

2 ms ago (Joe McNally Photography): It’s the Fourth of July Weekend! Break out the hot dogs, the beer, the ball […] The post Summer, the 4th of July, and Fireworks appeared first on Joe McNally Photography.
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Top Food Photography Editing Software for 2023

2 ms ago (Photogpedia): Food photography is all about capturing the essence of the dish and showcasing it in the most appetizing way possible. With the increasing popularity of food blogging and social media, it’s becoming more important than ever to have high-quality food photos that stand out from the crowd. To achieve this, one needs the right tools [...] The post Top Food Photography Editing Software for 2023 appeared first on Photogpedia.
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