2 ds ago (121clicks.com): In the world of stunning travel photography, few artists capture the essence of human life quite like Salih. His work transcends simple imagery, bringing to life the stories, emotions, and traditions of people across the globe. With a keen eye for colors and details, he beautifully frames everyday moments, making the ordinary extraordinary. From Indian […]
read more2 ds ago (Photography Life): Today’s noise reduction software is capable of incredible results. Images that couldn’t be salvaged in the past can be made quite clean with modern denoise algorithms. But what is the real benefit of these tools compared to capturing more light in the first place?
read more2 ds ago (121clicks.com): The South Downs National Park 2025 Astrophotography Competition has revealed 10 breathtaking winning photos, capturing the stunning beauty of the night sky over one of the UK’s most scenic landscapes. From dazzling shots of the Milky Way arching over rolling hills to mesmerizing images of star trails and distant galaxies, this year’s winners showcase the […]
read more2 ds ago (121clicks.com): The Xiaomi Imagery Mobile Photography Awards 2024, presented by Leica, has unveiled 13 fantastic winners, showcasing the power of mobile photography. Captured exclusively using Xiaomi smartphones, these stunning images highlight the creativity and technical prowess of photographers worldwide. This year’s Grand Prize was awarded to Maizal from Indonesia for his breathtaking photo titled "Fish Eye," […]
read more3 ds ago (PetaPixel): Evolving digital camera technology has had wide-ranging impacts on many fields, including science and conservation, where trail cameras have been an invaluable way for biologists to observe and study elusive animals safely. Wildlife researchers in Poland recently got a rare look at a pair of black wolves, an exceedingly unusual rare sight in Europe. [Read More]
read more3 ds ago (Fstoppers): When I am developing an image, I want to get the best possible results. Over the years, I have tried many different programs side by side, and for final image quality, DxO PhotoLab stands out. Here’s why anyone serious about their photography should consider it. [ Read More ]
read more3 ds ago (PetaPixel): In March 2023, photographer Mark Hiltz designed and 3D-printed a fully functioning large-format (120) film camera, including a custom 3D-printed shutter. In the hectic two years since Hiltz met his partner and had a baby. He has now returned to his camera project and improved its performance. [Read More]
read more3 ds ago (IAN CORLESS): What a day! Stage 3 of the 2025 The Coastal Challenge will go down in history... Local legend, Erick Aguero pulled back a 16-minute deficit after stages 1 and 2 and now leads the race after an epic winning margin of 23-minutes. Continue reading →
read more3 ds ago (Articles: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)): YouTuber Jack Joy, AKA Graindead has a question: does anyone have a manual for the 3DS-EXP 645, made by Sakai Special Camera? If you've never heard of it, you're not alone. According to Joy, it's a six-lens camera that takes medium format 120 film, and is seemingly designed to produce lenticular images that give a 3D or animated effect when viewed at different angles. It also appears to be lost to history or, at least, the Internet's recollection of it. Joy says he wasn't able to find a manual...
read more3 ds ago (Articles: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)): Photo: Steve Haining A photographer has gone to new lengths (or, in this case, depths) to create a unique photograph. Canadian photographer Steve Haining and model Ciara Antoski recently set a Guinness World Record for the deepest underwater model photoshoot. The shoot took place at 49.8 meters (163.4 feet) on a shipwreck near Boca Raton, Florida, producing otherworldly images. This record-winning photo wasn't the pairs' first foray into underwater photography or setting Guinness World...
read more3 ds ago (PetaPixel): For just a brief moment, photographer Drew Geraci thought he might have captured something out of this world. On his DNG file was a bizarre orb, the question had to be asked: had he just captured the best photo of a UFO ever? [Read More]
read more3 ds ago (PetaPixel): Getty Images, alongside Verizon and the National Disability Leadership Alliance (NDLA), is offering photographers and videographers a $20,000 grant to showcase members of the disability community in active, professional settings. [Read More]
read more3 ds ago (PetaPixel): Last November, Pixelmator announced that it had reached an agreement with Apple to be acquired for an undisclosed amount. According to the Pixelmator team's update to its apps, that deal has closed. [Read More]
read more3 ds ago (Articles: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)): When you use DPReview links to buy products, the site may earn a commission. Image: Leica Leica has announced yet another special edition camera, this time in partnership with Burton Snowboards. The Leica Sofort 2 Burton Edition is based on Leica's Sofort 2 instant camera but features an exclusive "Jake Blue" design pattern. According to Leica, Jake Burton Carpenter, the founder of Burton Snowboards, used Leica cameras for years before passing away in 2019. In addition to the unique...
read more3 ds ago (PetaPixel): Capture One will shut down its community forum on Friday, February 14. While the "Notice Board" and "Known Bugs" sections will remain, the company is moving all general communications out of the forum and into support requests and social media. [Read More]
read more3 ds ago (PetaPixel): In Mount Kaputar National Park in New South Wales, Australia, an extinct volcano is home to unique wildlife, including an incredible pink slug. [Read More]
read more3 ds ago (Fstoppers): The Decisive Moment is arguably one of the greatest photography books ever published, featuring photos from Henri Cartier-Bresson that capture the precise instant when all elements in a scene come together perfectly to create a powerful and meaningful image. [ Read More ]
read more3 ds ago (PetaPixel): A Lone Tree, Colorado, resident found a camouflaged camera hidden in a bush in their neighborhood, prompting a local law enforcement investigation. Authorities believe the hidden camera was used to stake out a specific house for a potential burglary attempt. [Read More]
read more3 ds ago (Click Community Blog: Helping you take better pictures one day at a time): One of our favorite and longest running tradition at Click Community is our forum photo contest. Most recently, our members shared images that embodied the theme “contrast” and we’re sharing our favorites. The post The Power of Contrast: A Collection of Our Favorite Member Photos appeared first on Click Community Blog: Helping you take better pictures one day at a time.
read more3 ds ago (Fstoppers): Given that finding a Fuji X100VI is ultra rare and the Leica Q3 is reserved only for those with very deep pockets, surely there’s a gap in the market. None of the big three manufacturers seems interested, but why not? [ Read More ]
read more3 ds ago (PetaPixel): The Royal Entomological Society (RES) has announced the winners of its 2024 Photography Competition, unveiling an amazing selection of up-close images of fascinating insects. [Read More]
read more3 ds ago (Fstoppers): Last week, I received an email from Saramonic. They wanted to sponsor a video featuring their new Ultra Mic System. But unlike every sponsored video request I've ever gotten, they didn't want control over the video, they asked for a fair and honest review, comparing their product to two of the industry leaders: DJI and Rode. [ Read More ]
read more3 ds ago (PetaPixel): Fox Sports' Super Bowl LIX broadcast honored the "greatest handheld cameraman" as he filmed the final game of his career before retiring. [Read More]
read more3 ds ago (121clicks.com): Black and white minimalist street photography is a striking visual art form that strips away distractions and focuses on the essence of a scene. By using high contrast, geometric compositions, and negative space, photographers create images that evoke deep emotions and powerful narratives. The absence of color allows viewers to engage with the raw elements […]
read more3 ds ago (PetaPixel): A pair of scientists have developed a compact camera that can identify objects at the speed of light. [Read More]
read more3 ds ago (PetaPixel): Astronaut and photographer Don Pettit has recreated his famous Lightning Bugs photo from 2012 during his most recent mission to space. [Read More]
read more3 ds ago (PetaPixel): Unlikely collaborators Leica Camera AG and Burton Snowboards teamed up for a striking blue and black Leica Sofort 2 Burton Edition instant camera. [Read More]
read more3 ds ago (Articles: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)): This strap is good, but the QD system is the real star. Photos: Mitchell Clark Last year, I expressed some dissatisfaction with the Peak Design Slide strap I've been using for the better part of a decade and said that I might replace it with the Magpul MS4 strap. I'm here to tell you that I've done it, and I'm so glad I did. I've only had the MS4 for a few months, but it's quickly become one of my favorite accessories by making my job of carrying around and using a wide variety of...
read more3 ds ago (PetaPixel): Elon Musk has made a $97.4 billion bid to buy the nonprofit that controls OpenAI, in a move that could shake up the AI industry. [Read More]
read more3 ds ago (PetaPixel): A GoFundMe page has been set up to fund Nick Ut's legal fees as he plans a defamation lawsuit against the makers of The Stringer documentary which asserts he did not take the famous Napalm Girl photograph during the Vietnam War. [Read More]
read more3 ds ago (121clicks.com): Photography has the power to tell stories, evoke emotions, and capture the essence of human experience. Among the most compelling photographers today is Ahmed El Hanjoul, an award-winning artist whose portraits reveal unparalleled depth and emotion. Originally from Palestine and raised in Beirut, Lebanon, Ahmed’s journey into photography began serendipitously in Germany. His work focuses […]
read more4 ds ago (IAN CORLESS): Stage 2 of The Coastal Challenge 2025, a tough 40km stage from Rafiki Lodge to Domnical Beach. Once again, Pierre Meslet and Katie Young were victorious. Continue reading →
read more4 ds ago (Fstoppers): There is a hidden force that can elevate your photography massively. I know about it because, after 35 years in photography, I stumbled upon it accidentally. And I get goosebumps just thinking about it. [ Read More ]
read more4 ds ago (PetaPixel): The Euclid space telescope discovered something incredible in the Milky Way's cosmic neighborhood, a spectacular Einstein ring. [Read More]
read more4 ds ago (Articles: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)): Photo: Abby Ferguson Tools to authenticate images and disclose the use of AI are hot topics right now. Just last week, content delivery giant Cloudflare announced it was joining Adobe's Content Authenticity Initiative (CAI) and offering a one-click setting to preserve Content Credentials. Not long before that, Sony announced it was expanding its Camera Authenticity Solution via a firmware update for three of its cameras. Now, Google is rolling out its solution for photos edited with the...
read more4 ds ago (PetaPixel): Photographer Marty Snortum was so enamored by the artistry of colorful boots that he started a company in El Paso, Texas that makes custom boots for an international clientele. [Read More]
read more4 ds ago (Fstoppers): Places of emptiness and desolation might not immediately demand the attention of the photographer, but they have a haunting beauty that is all too easy to overlook. For one landscape photographer, the quiet magic of these neglected spaces has often been the source of his inspiration. [ Read More ]
read more4 ds ago (PetaPixel): If you are anything like me, choosing a monitor smaller than 27 inches would be a hard decision to make when it comes to photo editing or video production. So it was pretty surprising that even with its smaller footprint and arguably "odd" 16:10 aspect ratio (2,560 by 1,600 pixels at max resolution), the $479 BenQ SW242Q 24 inch IPS display stands out as a very attractive option for retouchers and editors. [Read More]
read more4 ds ago (PetaPixel): "The Colours of China" by travel filmmaker Denis Barbas showcases the vivo X200 Pro’s capabilities as a professional tool for filmmakers and travel photographers. [Read More]
read more4 ds ago (Fstoppers): Nikon is exploring an innovative lens concept that could make portrait and wedding photographers drool. [ Read More ]
read more4 ds ago (PetaPixel): Tokina announced nine new cinema prime lenses, ranging from wide-angle to medium telephoto focal lengths. With redesigned optics and new coatings, this line promises a modern take on vintage cinematography aesthetics. [Read More]
read more4 ds ago (Articles: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)): Photo: MPB The beginning of the year, as you plan new creative projects, might be the best time to upgrade your kit. That's why we've teamed up with MPB, the leading platform for buying, selling, and trading camera equipment, to give away a $1,000 gift card. Because MPB has everything from lenses and bodies to bags and tripods, one lucky winner will be able to customize their ultimate shopping spree to precisely their needs. Enter below before February 14 for a chance to win. Enter...
read more4 ds ago (Fstoppers): I've never had the highest opinion of Hasselblad. 10-15 years ago I saw two of them completely fail on set. I saw them struggle with autofocus even in a bright environment. I've seen my cheap DSLR take better-looking images in low light. [ Read More ]
read more4 ds ago (Articles: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)): In the age of highly produced and dramatic videos, sometimes it's nice to have something simple. This video of the Sigma lens manufacturing process is just that. Coming from the YouTube channel ProcessX, the video shows the Sigma 70-200mm F2.8 DG DN OS being made in the Sigma Aizu factory in Bandai Town, Japan. It walks through the entire process, including the coatings that go on the glass, lens bonding, quality control and more. The captions provide some context, but there's no voiceover....
read more4 ds ago (Fstoppers): Photographers are increasingly concerned about AI's impact on their art. While huge arguments rage on about AI and copyright theft, artists are adopting two new tools that prevent their work from being scraped. It’s time photographers started employing them, too. [ Read More ]
read more4 ds ago (Articles: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)): When you use DPReview links to buy products, the site may earn a commission. Sample galleryThis widget is not optimized for RSS feed readers. Please open this article's permalink in a browser to view this content. 83%Overall scoreJump to conclusion Product photos: Richard Butler The Leica D-Lux 8 is an updated 17MP enthusiast zoom compact camera that uses a series of crops of a Four Thirds sized sensor to give multiple aspect ratios. It's a gentle update of the D-Lux 7 with refreshed...
read more4 ds ago (121clicks.com): Jens Cullmann is more than just an award-winning photographer; he is an adventurer, conservationist, and an inspiring talent dedicated to capturing the breathtaking wildlife photos that showcase animals in their natural habitat. With a deep passion for photography, an unbreakable connection to nature, and the patience to wait for that perfect shot, Cullmann’s work transports […]
read more4 ds ago (121clicks.com): The 15th competition results of the Garden Photographer of the Year have revealed 18 breathtaking images from the black and white category, showcasing nature’s beauty through striking contrasts and textures. These best photos capture everything from delicate petals and towering trees to dramatic light and shadow play, highlighting the artistic depth of monochrome photography. Each […]
read more4 ds ago (121clicks.com): Hamid Sardar-Afkhami’s "The Everyday Life of the Reindeer People Living in Mongolia" offers a rare and mesmerizing glimpse into the lives of the Tsaatan, a nomadic tribe that has lived in Mongolia’s remote and rugged landscapes for centuries. Through his breathtaking photography, Sardar-Afkhami captures the deep bond between the Tsaatan people and their reindeer, which […]
read more4 ds ago (1854 Photography): How to Unname a Tree dismantles the notion of trees as static symbols, revealing them as beings that blur the lines of identity The post Zheng Andong questions the colonial legacy of natural history’s nomenclature appeared first on 1854 Photography.
read more4 ds ago (121clicks.com): The National Wildlife Photo Contest has showcased some of the most best wildlife photos from talented photographers over the years, capturing breathtaking moments of nature’s beauty and raw power. These award-winning photos feature everything from majestic predators in action to rare glimpses of elusive species, highlighting both the artistry and technical skill of wildlife photography. […]
read more4 ds ago (Photography Life): It was a freezing morning. The snow in a small clearing in the middle of the forest crunched under my feet. Suddenly, I lifted off the ground and slowly began to gain altitude. The rays of the rising sun, which only a moment before had been shyly making their way through the branches of the dense young spruce trees, suddenly hit me in all their fresh golden glory. I gained altitude, and above the crowns of the towering spruces I made my way over the snow-covered meadow, from which the rising sun...
read more5 ds ago (IAN CORLESS): Pierre Meslet and Katie Young were the champions of a tough and challenging stage 1 of the 2025, The Coastal Challenge. Continue reading →
read more5 ds ago (Fstoppers): After 38 years of making a living in photography—either behind the camera or directing other photographers—I’ve come to the conclusion that, for many, it might be best to keep photography as a hobby. It’s something I’ve been thinking about of late because photography in recent years has been elevated to such a glamorous career choice. Now it seems everyone wants to be a pro photographer and turn their hobby into a career. So allow me to share a few thoughts about this. [ Read More ]
read more5 ds ago (Fstoppers): If you’re only making quick adjustments with auto settings or exposure sliders, you’re missing out on Lightroom’s most powerful tools. Understanding how to work with tone curves, masks, and color adjustments will push your images to the next level. [ Read More ]
read more5 ds ago (Fstoppers): As a landscape photographer based in Ireland, I've come to realize that capturing a compelling image is about more than just pointing a camera at a beautiful scene. It's about understanding the subtle nuances of light, atmosphere, and the rhythms of our natural world. It’s about feeling the crispness of the air in autumn or the gentle warmth of a summer evening. [ Read More ]
read more5 ds ago (Fstoppers): The OM-3 from OM System is here, and finally, it shows photographers that, yes, someone is alive and designing new camera bodies at the company. [ Read More ]
read more5 ds ago (Articles: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)): Photo courtesy of UC Riverside In a push to preserve the past, the Society of Architectural Historians’ (SAH) Color Film Emergency Project (CFEP) is working to save 35mm color slide collections of architecture from around the world. The project began in 2016 after the realization that collections totaling more than 1.2 million slides that were amassed by 20th-century scholars, preservationists, design practitioners and photographers are at risk of loss and destruction. The project is...
read more5 ds ago (Articles: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)): On a blustery, snowy day in 2016, my now-husband, some friends and I made our way to Estes Park for an ice climb that required a hike in (or, in our case, ski). We skinned up to the lake that we would need to traverse, only to hear that the winds were so strong that people were getting blown over. A hardened Estes local told us he'd never seen it so bad. After some deliberation, we decided to bail, and I grabbed this photo as we pulled off our skins to begin the ski descent back to the...
read more5 ds ago (121clicks.com): Polish photographer Katarzyna Załużna masterfully captures the essence of spring, summer, and autumn through her artistic lens, transforming nature into a breathtaking visual experience. With nine years of dedication to photography, she skillfully uses a manual lens to create stunning impressions of the changing seasons. Each of her photographs is a testament to her deep […]
read more5 ds ago (Photography Life): It’s not even a quarter of a century since Nikon launched the FM3a. At the time, Nikon was already producing feature-packed models such as the F5 and F100. Nevertheless, I’m going to use the former manual classic FM3a as a springboard for my futuristic visions. There are two reasons for this. The personal one is that I entered the Nikon waters with the FM3a. But more importantly, this camera had just two basic functions: shutter speed and ISO.
read more6 ds ago (Articles: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)): Photo: Mitchell Clark A lot of gear passes through our hands throughout the course of a year, and we wouldn't blame you if you missed some of the coverage. That's why we've made this article, which we'll keep updated throughout the year with all the cameras, lenses, and other pieces of gear that we've used. Be sure to check back; we're always working on the next review or sample gallery. Index: January February January Canon RF 24mm F1.4 L VCM sample gallery Canon RF 24mm...
read more6 ds ago (Articles: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)): Images: Akuko Labs, Pgytech, ProGrade It's Saturday, which means it's time for another accessory roundup. This week we're taking a look at cards, keyboards, and getting a peek at something that one of our favorite accessory makers is working on. But first, the deals. Midrange madness Photo: Shaminder Dulai OM System has its flagship Micro Four Thirds camera, the OM-1 II, on sale for $2,000, $400 off its original MSRP. That's the same price as the just-announced OM-3, which owes...
read more1 w ago (True Nature Stories): Green Heron Shows Its TongueI held off on my walk today after looking at the Accuweather radar report, which forecast rain starting at my location in 29 minutes, which would have had me getting wet about one-third of the way into my jaunt. I figured I would just wait and stay dry. And besides, I had other things to do, so I did them. Naturally, it never rained another drop. Highly local weather forecasts often miss the mark despite all the available technology.As I was watching the...
read more1 w ago (Articles: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)): Image: Lucky Film Film enthusiasts can rejoice, as it seems the film resurgence is still going strong. Chinese film company Lucky Film released a teaser on its Instagram account announcing that it has a new color film on the way. Its bare-bones website says the offering will be a "brand new, true original C-41 color negative 35mm film." Lucky Film isn't a new company by any means. The company also began production of two black-and-white film stocks in March of last year. My local film...
read more1 w ago (Photography Life): Grab a bird field guide and flip through its pages quickly – so fast that you can feel a breeze against your face. As the pages flicker before your eyes like a cartoon, the flashes of colors will tell stories of evolution. These usually have two basic storylines. The color of a bird’s feathers either tells us something about the nature of the bird’s environment or about the sexual preferences of picky females. Occasionally, however, there are individuals whose coloration does not...
read more1 w ago (Articles: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)): When you use DPReview links to buy products, the site may earn a commission.Sample galleryThis widget is not optimized for RSS feed readers. Click here to open it in a new browser window / tab. This week, OM System announced the OM-3, a Four Thirds camera with a Stacked sensor and retro design. Over the weeks we spent testing it, we shot images with various lenses in several different situations, from a bird sanctuary in Spokane to the streets of Seattle. Our sample gallery includes several...
read more1 w ago (Articles: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)): Oliver Barnes and the No1 Pocket Kodak that contained the mystery negatives. Photo: Oliver Barnes Here's an interesting entry for Film Friday: Oliver Barnes, a 20-year-old antique camera fan, was in a Salisbury antique shop when he discovered a bag hiding in the corner. Inside the bag was a No1 Pocket Kodak, a camera that went into production in the 1920s. That would be an exciting enough find, but once he worked out how to open the camera, he discovered film inside, as the BBC...
read more1 w ago (1854 Photography): Nearly a decade after winning BJP’s Breakthrough Single Image award, Adama Jalloh has become a trusted portrait photographer The post In the Studio with Adama Jalloh appeared first on 1854 Photography.
read more1 w ago (True Nature Stories): Green Heron at Lily Pond, Golden Gate ParkThe rain finally took a break around 12:30 this afternoon, so I broke the cabin fever by riding down to the San Francisco Botanical Gardens to see what I might find on a rainy day, then eventually moved on to check out the Lily Pond. The green heron was on the east side of the pond, right where it was first reported (it was over on the west side yesterday). At first it was in some reeds much like the ones it was hunting in yesterday, although...
read more1 w ago (Photography Life): OM SYSTEM has just announced a new camera: the OM-3. Unlike the OM-1 and OM-1 Mark II, the OM-3 is a very different beast with a retro design. Even so, it’s still got a stacked sensor and shares many capabilities with the OM-I Mark II. And together with this new camera, OM SYSTEM has also announced updates to its M.Zuiko 17mm f/1.8, 25mm f/1.8, and 100-400mm f/5-6.3 lenses. What an incredibly busy week in the photography world!
read more1 w ago (Outdoor Photography Blog - Outdoor Photographer): Outdoor and wildlife photographers looking for a new super telephoto zoom lens should check out the just launched OM System... The post OM Unveils 100-400mm IS II Lens for Outdoor and Wildlife Photography appeared first on Outdoor Photographer.
read more1 w ago (Articles: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)): Photo: Leica With its latest announcement, Leica is furthering its focus on mobile photography, adding a new accessory to its lineup. The company designed the Leica Lux Grip specifically for iPhones, following up on the June release of the Leica Lux iPhone app. The grip is strictly for Leica lovers, as it will only work with Leica's iPhone app; controls will not transfer to the default iPhone camera app or any other third-party options. Leica says the Lux Grip is "similar to a classic...
read more1 w ago (Articles: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)): When you use DPReview links to buy products, the site may earn a commission. Nikon Nikkor Z 35mm F1.2 pre-production | F1.2 | 1/125 sec | ISO 64 Earlier this week, Nikon announced the Nikkor Z 35mm F1.2 S, a wide-angle lens with a fast aperture. We were able to spend a few hours on the streets of Seattle with a pre-production model, and got some shots that should give you an idea of what this lens is about. A few caveats to keep in mind – given that the photos were shot with a...
read more1 w ago (A Photo Editor): The Art of the Personal Project is a crucial element to let potential buyers see how you think creatively on your own. I am drawn to personal projects that have an interesting vision or that show something I have never seen before. In this thread, I’ll include a link to each personal project with the […]
read more1 w ago (Articles: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)): When you use DPReview links to buy products, the site may earn a commission. This image depicts the Sony E-mount version of the AF 28mm F4.5 lens, though the size is nearly identical. Photo: Viltrox After a playful bit of marketing, Viltrox announced a new flavor of its ultra-thin AF 28mm F4.5 lens. It first made the lens available for Sony E-mount cameras last fall, and now it will also be available for X-mount cameras. Viltrox calls this teeny offering a chip lens. That nickname is...
read more1 w ago (1854 Photography): Italian-Bosnian Rosa Franjic and her partner travelled to the Yemeni island to meet friends working on preserving its staggering biodiversity The post Documenting the age-old conservation traditions of Socotra appeared first on 1854 Photography.
read more1 w ago (Articles: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)): When you use DPReview links to buy products, the site may earn a commission. Sample galleryThis widget is not optimized for RSS feed readers. Please open this article's permalink in a browser to view this content. 86%Overall scoreJump to conclusion Product photos: Mitchell Clark The OM System OM-3 is the company's latest Micro Four Thirds mirrorless camera. Its use of the same 20MP Four Thirds Stacked CMOS sensor found in the OM-1 Mk II makes it the least expensive interchangeable lens...
read more1 w ago (Articles: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)): When you use DPReview links to buy products, the site may earn a commission. OM System has announced the the M.Zuiko Digital 17mm F1.8 II and the M.Zuiko Digital 25mm F1.8 II primes. Both are refreshed versions of existing lenses, maintaining the same optical formulae in both instances. The 17mm F1.8 II gains a degree of weather sealing, earning the IPX1 ingress protection rating. This is a pretty low rating, indicating that it hasn't been tested for dust/particle ingress and that...
read more1 w ago (Articles: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)): When you use DPReview links to buy products, the site may earn a commission. Photo: OM System OM System is keeping things exciting with a handful of announcements all at once. Along with a new camera (the OM-3) and an updated set of prime lenses, it also revealed the M.Zuiko Digital ED 100-400mm (200-800mm equiv.) F5.0-6.3 IS II lens. The update to its super-telephoto zoom lens offers some subtle yet worthy changes, especially for those taking the lens into the great outdoors. One of the...
read more1 w ago (True Nature Stories): Green Heron at the Lily Pond, Golden Gate ParkThanks to another photographer who was pointing her FZ80D at something in the Lily Pond, I finally got to see the green heron. I had just struck out trying to find the leucistic junco that was reported a few days ago around the Bunny Meadow, so the green heron was a most welcome sighting. A couple of ruby-crowned kinglets took turns hawking for insects over the pond, occasionally landing in a densely branched little tree near me. One of...
read more1 w ago (Great Big Photography World): If you want to be inspired on your next trip then have a look at this list of the best landscape photographers in the world. The post 26 Best Landscape Photographers to Follow for Inspiration appeared first on Great Big Photography World.
read more1 w ago (Articles: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)): Wildlife Photographer of the Year People's Choice Award Winner Back in November, the Natural History Museum, London, announced the winners of its 2024 Wildlife Photographer of the Year Award. Now, after a few months of voting, the winner of the People's Choice Award has been announced along with four "Highly Commended" entries. There were 25 finalists for the People's Choice Award, which were selected from 59,228 entries from 117 countries and territories. The Wildlife Photographer of...
read more1 w ago (Articles: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)): Photo: Shackleton It's no secret that the Leica name demands steep prices. That holds true whether the gear in question is a camera or not, as is evident by a new collaboration between London-based performance apparel and guided expedition brand Shackleton and Leica Camera. The Frank Hurley Field Jacket was developed with Leica Camera and expedition photographer Levison Wood. The jacket's name references the Australian photographer and adventurer, a member of the infamous Shackleton...
read more1 w ago (Great Big Photography World): At the end of the day, it’s an expression of your own vision. Whether or not people enjoy your work, if you’re loving what you… The post Austin Seng – Exploring Timeless Design, Rediscovering Creativity, and Capturing Stories Through Photography | Episode #212 appeared first on Great Big Photography World.
read more1 w ago (IAN CORLESS): What does it cost to run Marathon des Sables? Continue reading →
read more1 w ago (Photography Life): Nikon has just announced what is destined to become a classic environmental portrait lens for the Nikon Z mount: the Nikon NIKKOR Z 35mm f/1.2 S. This beautiful high-end prime lens completes the holy trinity of f/1.2 primes, joining the Nikon 50mm f/1.2 S and the Nikon 85mm f/1.2 S.
read more1 w ago (Articles: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)): When you use DPReview links to buy products, the site may earn a commission. Image: Nikon Nikon has announced the Nikkor Z 35mm F1.2 S, the latest in its lineup of full-frame fast primes. It's an interesting option for photographers who want shallow depth of field, but still want to capture the environment around a subject – something that's not as easy with the company's 50mm and 85mm F1.2 options. Buy now:$799 at Amazon.com The 35mm F1.2 is made up of 17 elements in 15 groups, with...
read more1 w ago (Articles: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)): When you use DPReview links to buy products, the site may earn a commission. Photo: Nikon Nikon has announced an updated (albeit minimally) version of its P1000 24-3000mm equiv. superzoom compact. The Coolpix P1100 gains a USB-C socket, updated Bluetooth and a handful of relatively minor changes over the now-discontinued P1000. Buy now:$999 at Amazon.com When Nikon released the Coolpix P1000 in 2018, it offered something no other bridge camera did or has since: 125x optical zoom. That...
read more1 w ago (True Nature Stories): Hummer in Light RainI wasn't sure how today was going pan out, weatherwise, but when the rain eased up around 10 a.m. I decided to go for my Monday walk (the one I didn't take yesterday). I had to take cover from a few brief squalls during the walk, but it was easy enough to find cover under awnings and such. However, I put the kibosh on doing a bike ride when I got home just as the rain and wind started cranking up in a big way.The straight and narrow way: Ortega Street steps to the...
read more1 w ago (1854 Photography): In an award held in partnership with WePresent, four photographers will be chosen to exhibit at Galerie Huit Arles in July alongside Les Rencontres d’Arles. Enter now. The post OpenWalls returns to explore tradition in the face of a changing world appeared first on 1854 Photography.
read more1 w ago (1854 Photography): Celebrated landscape and still life photographer John Blakemore died on 14 January, aged 88. His friend and colleague Paul Hill pays tribute The post A tribute to John Blakemore (1936-2025) appeared first on 1854 Photography.
read more1 w ago (True Nature Stories): A song sparrow sings on a rain-free morning.After spending a rainy weekend indoors, I felt the need for a bit more nature than I could hope to experience on my usual Monday walk, so I moved up the calendar and took my Tuesday walk instead. Had I waited for Tuesday, I'd likely be facing another rainy day. I am a creature of habit and actually had to talk myself into making the switch, and I'm glad I won the argument. As I was doing the monthly bills on Saturday I noticed that my...
read more1 w ago (Photography Life): In photography, having a vision and a concrete plan is always helpful. But getting too attached to your initial ideas can prevent you from seeing good subjects in front of you, especially when they are entirely different from what you had in mind.
read more1 w ago (IAN CORLESS): MDS Morocco Atlantic Coast was a huge success. We were all tested by the weather but this only made the event more special and memorable. The MDS event team have called it the Viavaldi race as we had all four seasons. The Atlantic Coast brings something special to Morocco and in contrast to Legendary, MDS Morocco and MDS Trek, the terrain is different, unique and of course, the ocean as a backdrop is special. Continue reading →
read more1 w ago (1854 Photography): Using archive imagery, collaboration, extreme close-ups and staged photographs, the Iranian photographer delves into portraiture and culture The post Exile and identity in the portraiture of Amak Mahmoodian appeared first on 1854 Photography.
read more1 w ago (Photography Life): On Thursday, while searching through my archives for some photos for an upcoming article, I came across a series of images that brought back memories of wonderful moments spent in nature. This time it was Costa Rica. One photo in particular made me smile again after all these years—a shot of a Frigatebird, the feared pirate of the tropical seas, fleeing from a small songbird, the Tropical Kingbird. It reminded me a bit of the old story of David and Goliath.
read more1 w ago (IAN CORLESS): Stage 3 of the first edition of MDS Morocco Atlantic Coast was brutally beautiful. Relentless impressive dunes, the Atlantic Ocean to the left and the final 10km's along the beach made for a completely memorable MDS. Continue reading →
read more1 w ago (Photography Life): Do you know what the Nikon D5, D6, Z8 and Z9 have in common? Yes, you’re right, these are the most advanced models from Nikon since 2016, placing speed above all else. And, I’m not talking about the speed of the autofocus or the continuous shooting, but the speed at which you can change the camera’s settings when the shooting conditions change. You can do this with the inconspicuous Recall Shooting Function, which has huge potential for unpredictable photography scenarios.
read more2 ws ago (1854 Photography): BJP catches up with Director Lydia Melamed Johnson to learn more about the fair, this year unveiling the new Discovery sector The post Discovery and innovation compliment industry legends at AIPAD’s Photography Show 2025 appeared first on 1854 Photography.
read more2 ws ago (True Nature Stories): Hooded Merganser in the Lily Pond, Golden Gate ParkI had plenty of time to get the camera out of my knapsack when I spotted the female hooded merganser struggling to eat its large prey this morning. I couldn't tell it was a fish until I zoomed in, and I was able to fire off a few frames before it finally got the fish down the hatch, which it did while underwater.I wondered how such big prey got past the bird's crop, but it turns out diving ducks don't have a crop, which many birds from...
read more2 ws ago (A Photo Editor): The Art of the Personal Project is a crucial element to let potential buyers see how you think creatively on your own. I am drawn to personal projects that have an interesting vision or that show something I have never seen before. In this thread, I’ll include a link to each personal project with the […]
read more2 ws ago (True Nature Stories): High Voltage HawkI stopped to check out Bando on the way up to the Cliff House overlook today, but he was busy preening and seemed in no hurry to start hunting, so I rode on. The ocean had been super-calm yesterday, with very light wind and almost no swell under a sunny sky, and today was also calm, with a breeze rippling the surface a bit under cloudy skies. Not much bird action other than a few surf scoters, gulls, and cormorants. The four willets who'd been feeding on the beach in front...
read more2 ws ago (Outdoor Photography Blog - Outdoor Photographer): If you were a camera brand which one would you be? Are you a Canon guy or a Nikon gal?... The post Which Camera Brand Personality Are You? (Cartoon) appeared first on Outdoor Photographer.
read more2 ws ago (Great Big Photography World): Companies are always looking for photographers who can produce images that reflect top photography trends. No matter what kind of photography you specialize in, it’s… The post 34 Top Photography Trends in 2025 appeared first on Great Big Photography World.
read more2 ws ago (Great Big Photography World): Explore Alanna O’Neil’s shift from fashion to photography, focusing on lifestyle storytelling with intuition The post Alanna O’Neil – From Fashion to Photography, Cultivating Intuition, and Mastering Holistic Storytelling | Episode #211 appeared first on Great Big Photography World.
read more2 ws ago (1854 Photography): The photographer discusses his deep connection with horses, the universal truths they embody, and how they inspire his sensorial photography The post Illustrating the details of nature with Domenico Matera appeared first on 1854 Photography.
read more2 ws ago (True Nature Stories): Red-tailed Hawk Ruffling Its Feathers, Sunset ParkwayA guy in an ugly gray Tesla rolled through his stop sign this morning (I didn't have a stop sign), forcing me to brake to avoid getting splattered on his windshield. Later, a woman in an ugly beige Subaru nearly plowed me into a grease spot while speeding through Golden Gate Park. And oh yeah, earlier in the day, a guy's ugly dog suddenly went psycho on me. I guess two potentially fatal motor vehicle crashes and a mad dog (at least it...
read more2 ws ago (IAN CORLESS): Stage 2 of MDS Morocco Atlantic Coast and the option to choose the stage distance: 20km, 40km or 60km? The day started under heavy cloud and winds coming from the north . At 0845 as participants arrived for the start, rain started to fall. It was an ominous beginning for the day and the weather remained challenging with rain increasing in strength during the morning. Continue reading →
read more2 ws ago (A Photo Editor): Sarah Sherman Heidi: You attended the event as a photojournalist and part of “the huddled masses” – can you unpack how you felt like you were both? Sarah: Everyone was expecting D.C. to be cold, but as all major events moved inside or were canceled entirely, everyone was left outside with dwindling options, including […]
read more2 ws ago (True Nature Stories): Red-breasted Sapsucker at North LakeThe coyote was already getting off the road when I saw him. A young woman appeared to have seen him even though he was behind her. My impression was that she had stopped to get a phone snap, sending the coyote for cover. I got off my bike and quietly tried to intercept the coyote, though I was worried about my very loud, bright yellow bike windbreaker.I soon saw the coyote moving toward me, following an animal trail through heavy undergrowth. There was...
read more2 ws ago (1854 Photography): The photographer worked in collaboration with coastal communities in Colombia to advocate against the devastating effects of narcotics The post Santiago Escobar-Jaramillo forms a surprising perspective on the drug trade appeared first on 1854 Photography.
read more2 ws ago (IAN CORLESS): The 2025 Marathon des Sables calendar kicks-off the a new event, MDS Morocco Atlantic Coast, a great addition to the MDS line-up and now the fourth event in the country, the others, Legendary, MDS Morocco and MDS Morocco Trek. Continue reading →
read more2 ws ago (True Nature Stories): Townie in the AloeThe sun is shining now, but it was cold and windy when I biked down to the SF Botanical Gardens early this morning. As I roamed around to enjoy the blooming magnolia trees and look for birds, a long and narrow bank of clouds remained cleverly placed to block the sun, hour after hour. There wasn't a whole lot of bird activity in there, but orange-crowned and Townsend's warblers foraging among some colorful aloe flowers up near the Children's Garden took my mind off the...
read more2 ws ago (True Nature Stories): Today's Sunset After Another Rainless DaySo much for our 30 percent chance of rain today. All the talk of having a "Dry January" -- meaning no alcohol consumption -- must have been picked up by Mother Nature. The current forecast shows the next chance of rain to be next Friday, the last day of the month. If it happens (and who doesn't have their doubts?), it'll be the only rain in all of 2025! [UPDATE: We got a light rain in San Francisco on the 31st, but the better news is that February...
read more3 ws ago (True Nature Stories): Interference Patterns, Ocean BeachI went looking for another couple of birds that had been reported on recently, the first of which was a Swinhoe's white-eye on Waller Street in the Haight. The reporter said he heard a strange bird while biking to work and stopped to investigate. Apparently these unusual and photogenic birds have been expanding their range beyond Southern California (where they may have been introduced through the pet trade, like red-masked parakeets). Anyway, between the...
read more3 ws ago (1854 Photography): With his chronicle of the communities struck by government incompetence, the photographer tells BJP that "it’s important to look at history” The post Book of the Month: How Nick Hedges captured the mid-century housing crisis of ‘slum Britain’ appeared first on 1854 Photography.
read more3 ws ago (True Nature Stories): Sanderling Takes A Bow, Ocean BeachThere was a report of snowy plovers at Ocean Beach yesterday, so I went looking for them this morning. The report said they were at Lawton Street, but I parked at Noriega, figuring they could be anywhere. Nope. Just a couple of gulls and a raven or two. All the action appeared to be south of there. Toward Lawton Street.I ended up walking all the way down the beach, past Lawton, to around Judah Street, where a flock of small shorebirds was working the tide...
read more3 ws ago (A Photo Editor): The Art of the Personal Project is a crucial element to let potential buyers see how you think creatively on your own. I am drawn to personal projects that have an interesting vision or that show something I have never seen before. In this thread, I’ll include a link to each personal project with the […]
read more3 ws ago (IAN CORLESS): The 2025 Oman Desert Marathon came to a conclusion with a 21km stage finishing at Al Jawharat Resort in Bidiyah. Continue reading →
read more3 ws ago (True Nature Stories): Disappointed Red-Tailed HawkI was on the look-out for Marlon Bando as I rode toward the Cliff House, but the only light-pole hawk around was the more mature, unbanded one shown above. The hawk pounced from its perch above the Balboa Natural Area but missed its mark. My plan all along had been to try for a take-off photo, but I let myself get sidetracked by the still-present Say's phoebe, and the hawk took off before I could get back to it. As I was out and about today I was ruminating...
read more3 ws ago (Great Big Photography World): Discover Brett Schauf’s evolution from hobbyist to professional photographer, blending aviation passion and marketing expertise into success. The post Brett Schauf – From Hobbyist to Aviation Photography Specialist, Exploring Versatility, and Limitless Growth in a Boundless Creative Journey | Episode #210 appeared first on Great Big Photography World.
read more3 ws ago (True Nature Stories): Red-shouldered Hawk, Golden Gate ParkWhen I passed by North Lake yesterday I couldn't find a single black-crowned night heron (ditto for South Lake) or any other heron-like birds, but today I saw two night herons, two great egrets, and two great blue herons, plus a young red-tailed hawk perched on a nearly vertical tree branch.The female hooded merganser at South Lake was all alone yesterday, with the male no longer present, and I didn't see her at all today. The two pied-billed grebes...
read more3 ws ago (IAN CORLESS): The 4th and penultimate stage of the Oman Desert Marathon 2025 went into the night after a stunning sunset over the Oman Desert. Continue reading →
read more3 ws ago (True Nature Stories): Ocean Beach, San FranciscoThe waves were big, the wind was blowing offshore, and almost everyone had the day off for the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday. It was a good day to be out and about, and I can never resist trying to photograph surfing when the conditions are about as good as they get at Ocean Beach. These shots were all made at the beach around Noriega and Ortega streets, where it always seems to be bigger than the northern stretch of beach in front of the Esplanade.* * *
read more3 ws ago (A Photo Editor): Ashok Sinha Heidi: “Just as today’s brands are built to shine on Instagram and TikTok, Googie structures were built to entice through a car window” – The New York Times noted people are looking out the window decades later you peer from an airplane seat. What are the creative parallels? Ashok: I have been intrigued […]
read more3 ws ago (True Nature Stories): View of Mt. Diablo from Mt. TamalpaisI figured it would be quite dry in the woods up on Mt. Tam, but the forest duff was even crunchier than expected. The main event was setting out my trail cams once again, but I'd also hoped to find some fungi to photograph. No such luck. I didn't run into much traffic on the way up the mountain from Mill Valley, and I wondered if things had gone back to their pre-tech-boom days when I'd be the only one waiting for the ranger to open the gate...
read more3 ws ago (Great Big Photography World): Elevate your skills and take captivating photographs when you master auto mode. The post Auto Mode: How and When to Use it to Get Best Results appeared first on Great Big Photography World.
read more3 ws ago (True Nature Stories): Pied-billed Grebes at South LakeThe various waterfowl in Golden Gate Park seem to be pairing up more avidly these days. The coots, pied-billed grebes, hooded mergansers, northern shovelers, and mallards -- and who can tell with the various gulls and Canada geese since they seem to like hanging out in crowds.As I walked under chilly clouds of fog and smog this morning it seemed like the streets were a lot less birdy than usual, and it wasn't until I reached the Oak Woodland that I finally...
read more4 ws ago (A Photo Editor): The Art of the Personal Project is a crucial element to let potential buyers see how you think creatively on your own. I am drawn to personal projects that have an interesting vision or that show something I have never seen before. In this thread, I’ll include a link to each personal project with the […]
read more4 ws ago (True Nature Stories): Black-crowned Night Heron at South LakeI cruised by North Lake to check up on the black-crowned night herons that have been hanging out along the north side of the lake for weeks, but I saw only one. As usual, it was too far away and too well-concealed to try for a photo.Nevertheless, I stopped riding to have a more thorough look, and in the quiet I heard a soft tap-tap-tapping nearby. A red-breasted sapsucker was working its way up a maple tree that used to be full of warblers when...
read more4 ws ago (Great Big Photography World): Discover Gina Cinardo’s inspiring photography journey, blending art, branding, and authenticity to empower clients in this interview. The post Gina Cinardo – Inspired by Family Traditions, Unique Brand Photography, and Capturing Authenticity Through Digital Storytelling | Episode #209 appeared first on Great Big Photography World.
read more4 ws ago (True Nature Stories): Cedar Waxing Eating Cotoneaster Berries, Sunset ParkwayI only gradually realized I'd entered cedar waxwing country. The thin, high-pitched trilling of numerous birds, an unmistakeable sound that always captures my attention right away, was masked today by traffic noise along Sunset Boulevard. I saw the birds flying back and forth across the boulevard before I heard them. The more sturdy calls of a couple of robins cut through the traffic, but the birds I saw flying were too small and...
read more1 m ago (A Photo Editor): PACIFIC PALISADES, CALIFORNIA: Cars left behind in driveways following evacuation. Jay L. Clendenin Since leaving the Los Angeles Times, Jay Clendenin has primarily been photographing corporate and commercial projects, mostly in the entertainment world where he spent the majority of his 16 years at the LAT. “When doing editorial work, I’ve started distributing my […]
read more1 m ago (True Nature Stories): A red-tailed hawk leaps into the wind at Balboa Natural Area.I'll bet I'm not the only one who was jolted awake in the wee hours last night by gusting winds. For me it happened around 3:30 a.m., with not just windows and doors rattling, but the whole building shaking. It reminded me of the earthquake we had the other day that rattled and shook the floor-to-ceiling bookcases next to my computer desk. (The quake was relatively small, a 3.5 or so, but struck less than ten miles from my...
read more1 m ago (Great Big Photography World): A guide to establishing yourself as a professional photographer, with tips on training, equipment, and running a business. The post How to Become a Professional Photographer: Key Steps for Success appeared first on Great Big Photography World.
read more1 m ago (True Nature Stories): Red-shouldered Hawk in Screech Mode, Golden Gate ParkIt hasn't even been winter for a month, but it's already looking, feeling, and sounding like spring around here. Blue skies and cool temperatures, green grass and miner's lettuce, and juncos trilling their territorial song. The red-shouldered hawks seem to screech just about any time of year, but I've seen a few instances of them pairing up lately (which might mean nothing at all, just a fluke that I happen to have seen only...
read more1 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 […]
read more1 m ago (True Nature Stories): Greater Yellowlegs, Coyote CreekI was feeling lazy this morning and caught myself already looking forward to a laid-back Saturday. The plan was to ride out to Tennessee Valley to look for bobcats if the wind wasn't too bad, and my laziness almost convinced me that some breeze-jostled tree branches out back should put the kibosh on the trip. I didn't let myself off the hook though, and it turned out to be a beautiful day for a ride. It was good to see a lot of the seasonal marsh-loving...
read more1 m ago (True Nature Stories): Red-tailed Hawks Circling Above the Bison Paddock(Composite image.)I guess the 2025 California fire season has already begun, at least around Los Angeles. Pretty crazy to see such horrible wildfires in January, and early January to boot. Lying in bed last night, windows rattling in the wind, I went over my own emergency bail-out plans before falling asleep. I hate to think what would happen downwind of any wildfire sparked in the dense eucalyptus groves of Mt. Sutro.I've been...
read more1 m ago (Great Big Photography World): Explore OJ Perry's photography evolution, capturing moody landscapes and vibrant streets, while sharing inspiring insights in this interview. The post OJ Perry – From Film Roots to Moody Landscapes, Street Photography, NFTs, and Building a Digital Presence | Episode #208 appeared first on Great Big Photography World.
read more1 m ago (True Nature Stories): Hooded Merganser at Metson LakeMergansers, or "Mergies," always remind me of the late Bay Area jazz guitarist Calvin Keys (he died last April) and his song, "Mrkgy." In the CD version the song starts with Calvin saying, "Hey Mrkgy," so that's how I know it's pronounced as if it was short for merganser....I heard or read in the news this morning that eggs are now nine bucks a dozen because of bird flu. I rarely eat eggs anymore, but I guess that's a lot to pay. Years ago I used to get the...
read more1 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 […]
read more1 m ago (Blog – Shetland Nature): Hello and welcome to our end of season blog which we are delighted to begin wishing you a merry Christmas and a happy New Year! Once again, we were thrilled to see how busy our core season was, just how many visitors we shared our islands and their wildlife with- and how far they had […]
read more1 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 […]
read more1 m ago (Blog – Shetland Nature): 2024 was another fantastic season of photo-tours, bespoke assignments and workshop collaborations. As always, it is such a thrill for us to welcome photographers from all over the world and share our beautiful islands and amazing wildlife, with tour participants visiting from all corners of the globe as far as Canada, the USA, Thailand, Australia […]
read more1 m 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 “backlight” and we’re sharing our favorites. The post Backlight: 42 of Our Favorite Member Photos appeared first on Click Community Blog: Helping you take better pictures one day at a time.
read more1 m ago (A Photo Editor): A New Winter – Sofía Jaramillo Heidi: What are your hopes for this body of work? Sofia: This is an ongoing project. I hope to make a book eventually! This project has two main goals: To encourage conversations about diversity and inclusion in winter sports To create representation for people of color […]
read more2 ms ago (The Travel Trunk): Having just returned from Vienna and their dozens of Christmas Markets. I wanted to pass on some tips for the 2025 season. Without doubt Vienna has to be a top player when it comes to the Christmas Market. Not only… The post Christmas Market Vienna 2025 Ideas appeared first on The Travel Trunk.
read more2 ms ago (Behind the Shutter): Ready to see some behind the scenes for real on-location photoshoots? Check out this video where I breakdown some recent shoots from Dublin, Ireland. You would be amazed at how you can easily turn any location into a work of art. Learning to see the world through the lens of your camera is key to success. Let's break it down step-by-step.
read more2 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 […]
read more2 ms ago (A Photo Editor): Daniel Pullen Heidi: You started during the tail end of disposable cameras and analog creativity—how did that impact your early career? Daniel I started with disposable cameras, then eventually moved on to a point-and-shoot and then an SLR. Shooting with film was challenging for me; it had a steep learning curve. You would wait weeks […]
read more2 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 […]
read more2 ms ago (A Photo Editor): An upside down American flag waves at a healing gathering. Fort Yates, North Dakota, USA. September, 2017. Creative Director: Josué Rivas Founder of INDÍGENA Heidi: You drove 1,400 miles to Standing Rock and committed seven months of your life to being in the community, serving as a witness and documentarian to ensure that Indigenous perspectives […]
read more2 ms ago (Photogpedia): Winter can be magical, even without snow! While snow often steals the show, a snowless winter offers a unique and often overlooked opportunity for photographers to capture stunning images. From the stark beauty of bare trees to the cozy warmth of indoor scenes, there’s a world of photographic possibilities waiting to be explored. Winter photography [...] The post Winter Photography Ideas Without Snow appeared first on Photogpedia.
read more2 ms ago (Photogpedia): The Northern Lights, or Aurora Borealis, are a truly awe-inspiring natural phenomenon. As an amateur photographer with four years of experience, I can attest to the thrill of witnessing this celestial dance. However, capturing its ethereal beauty on camera can be a daunting task. This guide gives you all the photography tips you need for [...] The post Photography Tips for Northern Lights appeared first on Photogpedia.
read more2 ms ago (Photogpedia): As a hobbyist photographer for the past four years, I’ve learned that photography is far more than just pressing a shutter button. It’s about capturing a fleeting moment and transforming it into a visual narrative. A DSLR camera, with its advanced features and versatility, is an incredible tool to elevate your shots from ordinary snapshots [...] The post Photography Tips with DSLR Cameras appeared first on Photogpedia.
read more2 ms ago (The Travel Trunk): One million passengers have now checked in at Bournemouth Airport in 2024. The Dorset south coast airport which started as RAF Hurn in the 1940’s. And then embarked on a new life as a civil one by the end of… The post Bournemouth Checks In One Million Passengers In 2024 appeared first on The Travel Trunk.
read more2 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 […]
read more2 ms ago (Photogpedia): When it comes to photography, many people think sunny days are the ideal condition. But have you ever considered how a cloudy day can transform your shots? Mastering photography in all types of weather helps you become a versatile artist, and cloudy days present a unique opportunity to capture moody, dramatic, and ethereal photos. While [...] The post Photography Tips for a Cloudy Day appeared first on Photogpedia.
read more2 ms ago (A Photo Editor): by Angie Smith Angie: How did you get started in your career as a photographer? Charlotte: I’ve been a photographer for the past 15 years. I studied photography here in Germany. I had chemistry and art as majors before I finished high school. We had a photography assignment and there was a small dark room […]
read more2 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 […]
read more2 ms ago (Blog – Shetland Nature): We have been leading Otter Photography itineraries professionally in Shetland for almost two decades now and one of the biggest rewards for us, (particularly as we leave our own cameras behind, and work strictly to a ‘we lead – you shoot’ policy), is to see and share the results of our photo-tour participants. As we […]
read more3 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 […]
read more3 ms ago (A Photo Editor): New York Times Photographer: Haiyun Jiang 2022 -2023 The New York Times Fellowship Recipient – Washington, D.C. Heidi: You created Grassroots, a magazine that focused on individuals involved in the different aspects of the 2018 midterm election. What trends did you notice then, and how were they represented in this 2024 election cycle? Haiyun: […]
read more3 ms ago (The Travel Trunk): Saudi Arabia is launching into the cruise market and are exploiting the potential windfall of the Red Sea. With Cruise Saudi now joining the drive for yet more tourism into the Kingdom. In recent years Saudi has made a number… The post Cruise Saudi A New Red Sea Cruising Experience appeared first on The Travel Trunk.
read more3 ms ago (The Travel Trunk): Railway 200, a British celebration of 200 years since the railways became a viable and transport success. Certainly a year where Heritage Railways all over the UK should be able to ramp up ticket sales. Hoping to tap into this… The post Railway 200 Will Boost Heritage Railway Tourism in 2025 appeared first on The Travel Trunk.
read more3 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 […]
read more3 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 […]
read more3 ms ago (Photogpedia): As an amateur photographer experimenting with photography ideas with a mirror, I’ve found mirror photography to be one of the most captivating techniques for creating eye-catching images. Recently, while exploring different compositions, I used the lake to reflect a nearby tree canopy in my landscape shots. This simple setup turned an otherwise straightforward image into [...] The post Photography Ideas with Mirrors appeared first on Photogpedia.
read more3 ms ago (Photogpedia): Creating quality DIY studio lighting for photography at home is absolutely possible and, honestly, can be a lot of fun. I’ve set up countless shots using household lights, from desk lamps to clamp lights found in the garage, and they’ve done wonders for my product photos. I experimented with everyday items like aluminum foil as [...] The post DIY Studio Lighting appeared first on Photogpedia.
read more3 ms ago (A Photo Editor): Rosser / Lebeau Francois and Ben say “life is an intricate narrative that requires us to appreciate its depth and authenticity by embracing its genuine, spontaneous, and natural beauty.” By adopting a documentary approach, they focus on capturing spontaneous, realistic moments to showcase the raw beauty of life and evolved their friendship into a […]
read more3 ms ago (Photogpedia): Photography is a vast and expressive art form that changes based on the subject you’re capturing. Whether you’re photographing a landscape, person, or object, each subject requires its own set of techniques. As a photographer with four years of experience, I’ve learned that the key to capturing stunning images lies in understanding and applying the [...] The post Photography Tips for Different Subjects appeared first on Photogpedia.
read more3 ms ago (Photogpedia): As an amateur photographer with four years of experience in indoor photography and indoor lighting, I’ve encountered my fair share of lighting challenges. While studio lighting is a powerful tool for capturing stunning images, it can also be a source of frustration if not properly managed. In this article, we’ll delve into some common indoor [...] The post Indoor Lighting Problems and Solutions appeared first on Photogpedia.
read more3 ms ago (Behind the Shutter): Are you ready to transform your photography studio space with continuous lighting, all without the need for new construction? Adding continuous lighting to your setup allows you to truly change how your space looks and feels. Best of all, what you see is what you get. In this video, I show you how we are using Nanlite continuous lighting to enhance our space with different lighting modifiers, color temperatures, and more.
read more3 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 […]
read more3 ms ago (A Photo Editor): Red Bull Media House Photographer: Paris Gore Anthill Films Director: Darcy Wittenberg Heidi: How did your personal life and love of riding evolve into this project with RedBull? Paris: A few years ago I had done some heli biking in the Andes outside of Santigao, Chile and flowing around some areas that had these massive […]
read more3 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 “framing” and we’re sharing our favorites. The post The Art of Framing: A Collection of Our Favorite Member Photos appeared first on Click Community Blog: Helping you take better pictures one day at a time.
read more3 ms ago (The Travel Trunk): Called the most southerly heritage railway in the UK, it is also the most westerly in England too! The Helston Railway is a potential sleeping giant. Although at first I thought that Wales could hold the westerly title. However, drawing… The post Helston Railway The Most Southerly In The UK appeared first on The Travel Trunk.
read more3 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 […]
read more3 ms ago (Behind the Shutter): As you can imagine, not all lights are created the same. In this video, Amaran 200x S vs. Nanlite FS-300B // Which is right for your photography? We check out both light sources to help you decide the best fit.
read more3 ms ago (A Photo Editor): Powder Magazine Editor – Derek Taylor Director of Photography – David Reddick Art Director – Hart Vandelay Photographer: Anthony Smith Heidi: Have you always been multi-hyphenated? By that, I mean photographer and photo editor. Which came first? Anthony: I studied photography at art school, but in the first few year’s post-graduation, shooting photos didn’t pay the […]
read more4 ms ago (Photogpedia): As an amateur photographer, I’ve always yearned to showcase my work in a format that would truly capture its essence. Panoramic metal prints have swiftly emerged as a top choice for those seeking a contemporary and sophisticated aesthetic for their home decor. Their sleek, metallic finish and expansive format lend a unique allure to both [...] The post Panoramic Metal Prints appeared first on Photogpedia.
read more4 ms ago (Outdoor Photography Blog - Outdoor Photographer): Wildlife photography the way I see it, with the landscape in mind. The post Where Wildlife Runs Free appeared first on Outdoor Photographer.
read more4 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 […]
read more4 ms ago (Behind the Shutter): Ready to transform your studio portraits with Mylar and continuous lighting? It’s affordable, easy to use, and adds a unique look to your photography portraits.
read more4 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 […]
read more4 ms ago (Photodoto): Bokeh. Have you heard this term used in conversations while looking at a photo, listened while someone proclaimed that the bokeh in a photo was good or bad, but you’ve been too embarrassed to ask just what it is? Its something every photographer should understand because it affects your image. And whether you know it or not, you’ve probably evaluated the bokeh in your own photos. Well hide your shame no longer. After reading this article, you will be able to hold your head...
read more4 ms ago (Photogpedia): With years of photography experience under my belt, displaying my work in their essence is important to me. I’ve tried traditional prints, canvases, and even digital frames, but none of them quite captured the same impact as metal picture prints. These modern prints have completely transformed the way I present my photography, offering a sleek, [...] The post Metal Picture Prints appeared first on Photogpedia.
read more4 ms ago (The Travel Trunk): 5,000 multi coloured dahlias are now on display around what could be described as the oldest rockery in England! The flowers that were once the height of chic in the mid-Victorian times. Now make up a recreation of an event… The post Stonehenge Grand Dahlia Show A Rocking Floral Weekend appeared first on The Travel Trunk.
read more4 ms ago (Blog – Shetland Nature): Kev Morgans & Brydon Thomason Photo credits: Atlantic Puffins, Ian Makin (Insta: @wildlifeimprint); King Eiders, Alison Bamber (Insta: @alisonbamber); Hawk Owl, Monica Doshi (Insta: @mdee_photos); Pine Grosebeak, Brydon Thomason. From beautiful Arctic Sea Ducks to feisty fighting Puffins in the snow. This is a fabulous trip to photograph an array of birdlife in a totally unique […]
read more5 ms ago (Behind the Shutter): The Westcott FJ400 is a beast when it comes to creating in-studio portraits for your photography shoots. Soft light beauty portraits are no exception. I love working with the Westcott lighting system and their softboxes. In my opinion, they are some of the best on the market and you can't beat the price point.
read more5 ms ago (Behind the Shutter): Ready to take your photography lighting to the next level? In this previously recorded live webinar, in our photography studio we go through some simple techniques for using continuous lighting for boudoir photography to create some epic portraits. Personally, I love continuous lighting because it allows you to see exactly what you are doing in real time.
read more5 ms ago (The Travel Trunk): With more and more islands objecting to tourists in the Mediterranean and Canaries. One island is saying ‘Aloha’! After dealing with devastating forest fires a year ago the Island of Maui in Hawaii is welcoming back visitors. In a big… The post Aloha! Certainly Island Tourists Are Welcome Here. appeared first on The Travel Trunk.
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read more5 ms ago (A Photography Blog - Thomas Fitzgerald Photography): DXO Pure Raw is a very interesting application. It’s primary purpose is noise reduction, and if you’ve heard of the software, removing noise from an image is probably what you most associate with the software. However, with version 4 they opened up a very interesting alternative use of the application. By allowing you to change the way the algorithm works, you can actually turn the noise reduction down and the detail recovery up, and the result can be a pretty impressive level of...
read more5 ms ago (Behind the Shutter): Continuous lighting has opened up a world of possibilities for our portrait photography studio - both indoors and out. Watch this live photoshoot tutorial where I create dynamic portraits using continuous lights in New York with some of the most amazing models and locations out there.
read more5 ms ago (Behind the Shutter): Beauty lighting for your photography doesn't need to be complicated. All too often photographers tend to over-complicate their lighting. In this tutorial, I show you how to get quick and easy beauty lighting using the Nanlite PavoTube II 30X and other setups for gorgeous portraits.
read more5 ms ago (A Photography Blog - Thomas Fitzgerald Photography): Just a quick update on the presets that I posted about last week. I made the cardinal mistake of giving a timeline for these when I wasn’t ready. So, needless to say, I was a bit optimistic when I said that I’d have them out within about a week. It’s taking a bit longer than I had anticipated (it always does) so they’re not quite ready yet! But hopefully not too much longer.
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