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The Present And Future Of Adobe Fireworks
By Michel Bozgounov
December 19th, 2013
Workflow
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Unless you’ve been on Mars for the last few months, you’ve already heard the news that Adobe is feature-freezing Fireworks. And Adobe is not offering a replacement tool for Fireworks users (at least, not for now.) What does this mean for you if you use (and rely on) Fireworks to design user interfaces and screens? What are your options? In this article, we’ll take a close look at Adobe Fireworks, explaining why it is a unique and powerful...
A Little Journey Through (Small And Big) E-Commerce Websites
By Shavaughn Haack
December 18th, 2013
Showcases, Web Design
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People don’t spend their money online easily. Think about it: If you had to answer a long list of questions or struggle to navigate a website, how much money would you be willing to part with? Online shopping is about convenience and comfort, and those of us who have at least once ventured into the realm of online shopping know how time-consuming and unpleasant it can be. The online stores that stand out from the rest...
A Post By: Darren Rowse On the seventh day of Christmas dPS gave to me … The biggest discount on the sale on our biggest-selling eBook of the year! Living Landscapes today is yours for just $7. Grab it here. When we released it earlier this year Living Landscapes sold like hotcakes. Not only that – the feedback we’ve received from readers and reviewers has been phenomenal. We’re going to let this eBook and price stand for itself and simply say … If you like taking landscape photos – Don’t miss this one! Get It by itself or Bundle it With 4 More Great eBooks from Jay Patel Now...
A Post By: Valerie Jardin Do you live in a cold and snowy climate? Are you planning a trip to a desert or a tropical island? Although adverse weather or harsh environments can yield some of the best images, those situations can also play havoc with your camera gear if you don’t plan accordingly. Here are some simple steps to help you shoot without ruining your equipment. Tips to Protect your Gear Rain I love photographing in the rain. Of all adverse weather conditions, rain is one of the easiest to deal with in regards to protecting your camera. ©Valérie Jardin Don’t let a rainy day...
A Post By: Keith Cuddeback Easy Peazy HDR in Adobe Lightroom to make realistic HDR images! HDR photography used to be time consuming, difficult to learn, and required expensive software. Recent new technology now allows anybody, even beginners, to make perfect HDR in less than 5 minutes – while eating a bowl of ice cream. It’s that easy! Using Adobe Lightroom for HDR Just wait until you see how awesome this is! The Perfect HDR Workflow takes place completely within Adobe Lightroom 4 or 5, a very robust, yet inexpensive, state of the art software. There is also an inexpensive plugin you...
A Post By: Darren Rowse Over the last few weeks we’ve featured lists of the most popular DSLRs, DSLR Lenses and Camera Bags among our readers. Today we’re turning our attention to compact camera systems. This last 3 months has seen a bit of a surge in purchases of and interest in this class of camera as an increasing number of our readers seem to be looking for smaller cameras that still have interchangeable lens options. Particularly of interest is Sony’s release of the full farm A7 and A7R cameras which have only been available for a short while but which already feature in our best...
A Post By: Darren Rowse On the sixth day of Christmas dPS gave to me, a chance to master Black and White Photography. You’ll save 75% on acclaimed Udemy course “The Art of Black and White Photography“. To take advantage of todays deal head here. In this value packed 6 hour course you’ll learn how to create dramatic and compelling black and white images using a range of powerful Photoshop techniques. What Students Are Saying About This Highly Rated Course This course is rated as the #1 Photography course on Udemy. Here’s a snippet of what students are saying about this course....
A Post By: Craig Minielly Working with Off Camera Flash and TTL To be able to create a portrait of someone is a wonderful experience. To do so in an interesting location is even better. To be able to make use of lighting techniques that allow your imaginative ideas to come to life and bring out the personality of the subject and the location environment… is where it really gets exciting! Step one – analyze the natural light first The natural, or ambient light, even though it may seem to be everywhere all at once, actually has the same qualities of direction, intensity, colour and...
We have added DxOMark Mobile’s report to our camera review of the LG G2. The report includes DxO Lab’s usual industrial-quality scientific measurements. Their imaging experts have analyzed 14 aspects of mobile imaging including detailed image quality assessment, flash performance, autofocus reliability and more to calculate a final score. Click below to read our LG G2 review and check out page 8 for the DxOMark Mobile report. LG G2 review with DxOMark Mobile Report Click here for the LG G2 report on DxOMark.com @larsrehm
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A Post By: Jeff Guyer “Photoshop Actions†from ATNX Digital provides an affordable, user-friendly actions alternative for Photoshop users. Let’s face it– Photoshop is a beast, and a tough one to tame. There are at least half a dozen “right†ways to do just about everything, and I think it’s safe to say that most of us don’t use it to anywhere near its full potential. I’ve lost track of how long ago I started using PS (version 4, maybe?), and I’ve yet to unlock all its secrets– which I think is a good thing. For me, the best Photoshop work is that which my clients never...
A Post By: Darren Rowse On the fifth day of Christmas dPS gave to me, the deal we know a lot of you have been waiting for … Save 65% on our smash-hit eBook Portraits: Making The Shot Snap up a copy here for just $7 Making The Shot is an amazing eBook that will help you say goodbye to dull and lifeless pictures of people forever. It’s Jam packed with 25 years of portrait photography perfection and we think it’s the best portrait photography eBook you’ll find … And 10′s of thousands of our readers who’ve picked up a copy agree. If people are what you’re looking at through your...
A Post By: Anne McKinnell There are few things more majestic than a flowing waterfall, whether it’s on the Niagara river or the little stream behind your house. There are many ways to photograph these natural wonders, and I’ve compiled a few tips, tricks, and techniques to help you get waterfall images that do justice to their elegant beauty. Equipment Choices The equipment you need will depend on what type of photo you want to make. But you probably won’t make that decision until you are on location, so here is what I usually keep in my camera bag if I’m planning on shooting a...
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DxOMark has just reviewed the Sigma 24-105mm f/4 DG OS HSM, a general-purpose zoom for full frame SLRs. As part of our ongoing collaboration we’ve added the test data to our lens widget, and looked to see how it compares to the Canon equivalent. We’ve also added test data for the Nikon mount version of Zeiss’s stellar Apo Sonnar T* 2/135. Also this...
Using Brainwriting For Rapid Idea Generation
By Chauncey Wilson
December 16th, 2013
Business, Communication, Ideation
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When a group wants to generate ideas for a new product or to solve a problem, you will usually hear the clarion call, “Let’s brainstorm!†You assemble a group, spell out the basic ground rules for brainstorming (no criticism, wild ideas are welcome, focus on quantity, combine ideas to make better ideas) and then have people yell out ideas one at a time. Brainstorming is often the method of choice for ideation, but it...
I’ve had quite a few discussions with people concerning some aspect of being both a real estate agent and a real estate photographer. I find when a subject like this pops up out of the blue from a bunch of different people I usually indicate a trend going on. There were four different questions that people posed on this subject: Is there a benefit to being both an agent and a real estate photographer that shoots for other agents besides your own listings? Is there some conflict of interest if you are both a listing agent and a real estate photographers? Are there many agents that do real...
A Post By: Barrie Smith Review Canon Powershot S120 Digital Camera You could wonder at my bravado in reviewing this tiddler when all it seems to offer is a digicam with moderate specs and little else. Aah! But look further! Features and Specs Its story begins with Canon’s well-tried DIGIC 6 processor, along with a relatively large CMOS sensor. The maximum aperture is a generous, optically stabilized f/1.8, which does, quickly fall to f4 once you start zooming. However, it is the first S-series model to feature an f/1.8 lens and the 24mm wide end is extremely useful for tight interiors. But...
![5 Uncommon Snow Photography Tips That Can Transform Your Winter Scenes.]()
A Post By: James Maher Couple in Sheep Meadow, Central Park It’s that time again when we get to burn off those holiday pounds by trudging through the snow to capture those stunning winter shots.  I’ve got a few extra ones this year, so you’ll see me out there a bit more than usual. In this article, I want to share with you a few, fairly uncommon tips that I often use, which can make the difference between an average snow photo and an epic one.  Do you do any of these things? 1.  Use a Reverse, ‘White’ Vignette. The purpose of a vignette is to keep the eyes from falling off the...
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Tamron has announced that its SP 150-600mm F/5-6.3 Di VC USD telephoto zoom will go on sale on December 19th in Japan, and 17th January 2014 in the USA. The lens – whose development was announced at the start of November - will feature optical image stabilization and an Ultrasonic Silent Drive autofocus motor, and be compatible with both full frame and APS-C...
A Post By: Darren Rowse Day 3 of the 12 Days of Christmas sale is all about inspiring and equipping people keen to turn pro. Secretly wish you could be a full-time photographer? Not sure where to start? No problem – Digital Photography Santa has all the answers in these mega-special Day 3 deals. Deal 1: Save 60% Off our popular eBook – Going Pro Learn first-hand from experienced magazine photo editor Kelly Kingman about selling your images the way YOU want. Going Pro covers everything from choosing the right business model to teaching you the practicalities of building a successful...
A Post By: Andrew Gibson The main benefit of Lightroom’s Library module is that it saves you time. It is much quicker, and ultimately simpler, to organize your photos using Lightroom Collections, than it is to search through the folders on your hard drive containing those photos when you need something. The skills you’ve learned so far in this series (yes, there is a series – I’ll provide links to the relevant articles at the appropriate points) all come together with Lightroom’s Publish Services. You can use these to publish photos to photo sharing websites like Facebook, Behance,...
A Post By: Darren Rowse On the 2nd day of Christmas dPS gave to me … A massive 75% saving on James Brandon’s fantastic video course, 2 eBooks and loads of presets — yours today only for just $19! (normally $76). Yes you heard us right – today’s deal is pretty amazing – for under $20 you get some great photographic training and software. Click this link to check it out. Here’s what you get in this great investment in your photographic learning: 1. Video course: Video Course: 10 Common Photography Mistakes and How to Fix them.2. eBook: Tack Sharp (a really popular book amongst...
A Post By: Darlene Hildebrandt By Pison Jaujip Earlier I posted several macro, or close-up images to give you some ideas. Now it’s time for you to get out and try it. If you don’t have a macro lens there are plenty of other methods you can use that are less expensive if buying a new lens isn’t an option. Here’s a few articles and resources on different options for doing macro photography: Getting up close with close-up lenses – part one of four on macro photography Extension tubes – part two of four on close-up photography Reverse lens macro – part three on close-up photography...
A Post By: Darlene Hildebrandt Macro photography is like a secret world. You can capture ordinary objects in a way that the human eye cannot see them, and create captivating images. Many people immediately think flowers and bugs at the mention of the word macro, but there are so many other great options. This is meant to inspire you to get out there and look at the world a little closer. Find interesting subjects right under your nose – hey, maybe you can even photograph your dog’s nose! Here’s a few ideas for you including some flowers and bugs: By @Doug88888 By @Doug88888 By...
Interview With Designer Jan Martin“Be Careful: Trends Come And Goâ€
By Leona Hu
December 13th, 2013
Inspiration, Interviews, Web Design
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As one of the top designers on Dribbble, Jan Martin attracts many followers with his visual design skills. Unlike many designers, Jan is incredibly humble about what he has achieved. “Stop following what the visionary designers think,†he says. “There is no wrong or right way. We need to create our own things and always design with our heart.†Jan grew up in the small city of Brandenburg, about...
A Post By: Darren Rowse Welcome to Day 1 of the 12 Days of Christmas Sale where we’re about to release 12 days of mind-blowing photography deals for you! Day 1: Two Amazing Deals on dPS eBooks The countdown to Christmas 2013 begins today with 2 great deals on eBooks by award-winning travel photographer Mitchell Kanashkevich. Working with natural light and colors to create enchanting travel photography is Mitchell’s main game. In his 3 beautifully presented eBooks, Mitchell shares practical advice, information and tips on how anyone can create beautiful travel imagery by simply...
A Post By: Darren Rowse Over the past few weeks we’ve shared with you the best selling DSLRs and most popular DSLR lenses among our readers. Today it is time to turn our attention to camera bags. Following are the best selling* camera bags among our readers based upon what you’re buying at Amazon in the last quarter. Here’s the top 13! 1. Lowepro Passport Sling 2. Crumpler *NEW* 5 Million Dollar Home Camera Bag 3. Think Tank Retrospective 5 Shoulder Bag 4. Canon 2400 SLR Gadget Bag for EOS SLR Cameras 5. Lowepro LP36576-PWW 250 AW Transit Sling Bag 6. Canon 200DG Digital Camera Gadget...
This is a guest contribution from Meghan Aileen Schirmer at The Shoppe Designs & Photoshop Actions. Their In Vogue Action Set is available on Snap N Deals now for just $29! (until December 24, 2013) Learning to Love Photoshop Actions When it comes to Photoshop Actions or presets photographers tend to love them or hate them. But, when done right they can really enhance a digital image in a way that a straight out of the camera digital image cannot achieve. If you use film, that is very different, and the variety in types of film and processing techniques allows for a greater variety...
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Lomography has announced that its Kickstarter-funded Petzval portrait lens is now available for pre-order in Canon and Nikon mounts. Based on a 19th century optical design, the 85mm F2.2 lens has a brass lens barrel, a ‘gear rack’ manual focusing mechanism using a knob on the side of the barrel, and a set of drop-in ‘Waterhouse stops’ to change the...
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Hong Kong-based lens maker SLR Magic has announced an addition to its ‘HyperPrime’ family of video-oriented manual focus fast primes for Micro Four Thirds. The 17mm T1.6 offers an angle of view equivalent to 34mm on full frame, and has geared focus and aperture rings. It will be available at the end of December 2013. Press release: NEW: THE SLR Magic 17mm T1.6...
Google’s Nexus 5 marks a substantial advance in the frequently maligned imaging capabilities of the Nexus smartphone line. The camera’s optical image stabilization combines with its decent 8-megapixel sensor to deliver images that, while not class-leading, are certainly competitive. However, in our review we found that the Nexus 5’s camera performance was undermined by speed issues: the camera app was slow to start up, exhibited frustrating shutter lag and felt pokey when focusing. Soon after the phone started shipping Google said it would address these issues, and it has...
A Post By: Darren Rowse This week has been a busy week on our social media accounts with unprecedented amounts of sharing of dPS articles. In fact the last couple of weeks have seen us smash our previous traffic records. So we thought it might be fun to do a wrap up of the most viral dPS photography tutorials being shared on our different accounts. As you’ll see the lists are quite different depending upon which social media account you follow! Top 7 FaceBook Shares – Follow dPS on Facebook 21 Settings, Techniques and Rules All New Camera Owners Should Know 17 Forced Perspective...
A Post By: Helen Bradley The Blend If feature in Photoshop blends one layer into another based on the content of either of the two layers. It can be used, for example, to replace a sky by making it easy for you to knock out the blue sky without having to make a complex selection. In this article, you’ll learn some Photoshop tips on how to use Blend If to replace a sky. Start by opening an image such as the one shown here. Right click on the background layer and choose Duplicate Layer to make a second copy (keyboard shortcut is “command/control + Jâ€). You now have two layers with the...
A Post By: Elliot Hook A telephoto lens is perhaps one of the first lenses people buy to add to their kit, as they are useful in many genres of photography.  The reach that a telephoto lens can offer is crucial for a lot of sports, wildlife or other ‘action’ photography. However, it is that same reach that can introduce the problems that prevent people getting sharp results.  Here are six tips to help you perfect the technique of maximizing sharpness with a telephoto lens. 1. Shutter Speed Selection One of the biggest hurdles to overcome when shooting with a telephoto lens is camera...
Google’s Nexus 5 marks a substantial advance in the frequently maligned imaging capabilities of the Nexus smartphone line. The camera’s optical image stabilization combines with its decent 8-megapixel sensor to deliver images that, while not class-leading, are certainly competitive. However, in our review we found that the Nexus 5’s camera performance was undermined by speed issues: the camera app was slow to start up, exhibited frustrating shutter lag and felt pokey when focusing. Soon after the phone started shipping Google said it would address these issues, and it has...
The Line Of Least Resistance
By Sorin Pintilie
December 11th, 2013
Interaction Design, Interfaces, Psychology
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In chess, the psychological dimension that springs from a dialogue between two brains, two ideas, two strategic conceptions that depend on the personality of each chess player has long been somewhat of a romantic mystery. How do Grandmasters think? What strategies do they use? More often than not, the most successful strategies are rooted in our own very nature. And common to most Grandmasters is that they almost never take the...
Freebie: Exo 2.0, A Contemporary Geometric Sans Serif Font
By The Smashing Editorial
December 10th, 2013
Free Fonts, Freebies, Typography
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Back in the days when he was a student, Portuguese graphic and type designer Natanael Gama started to play with glyphs — as a way to discover typography. Doodling around, he created Exo, a font which he released for free in a Kickstarter project. The project turned out to be quite successful. Exo became so popular that Natanael did a complete redesign. It was two years ago. Today, Natanael is no...
A Post By: Ralph Velasco How to Capture the Essence of a Place Travel Photography Tips If you’re a traveler and you enjoy bringing back photos of the places you’ve visited – let’s face it, who doesn’t – then it’s extremely important to capture a set of images that more completely tells the story of the place. To me, the best way to ensure this in my own work is to work from a well thought out and organized shot list. Then I don’t have to worry about trying to remember the categories of images I have yet to photograph, as I have a check list at the ready all the time and I can...
A Post By: Andrew Gibson Landscape photography is difficult. If you live in a location that lacks spectacular landscapes, or you just fancy going somewhere new, travelling to a new location – especially a beautiful one – may seem like the solution. A few days ,or a week, in a national park or other beautiful spot with your tripod and camera sounds like a great way to create some wonderful new images. What could go wrong? Actually, plenty. The weather (and consequently the light) might not do what you want. If you are shooting by the sea, the timing of the tides may not be conducive to...
How To Simplify Mobile App Data With Google Analytics And Tag Manager
By Drew Thomas
December 9th, 2013
Apps, Marketing, Strategy
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Information about customers has never been available on the scale it is today. Businesses are learning new ways to leverage data to improve themselves on a daily basis. They’re realizing that data collection and data analysis have a measurable return on investment, and decision-makers are asking to see them. As a developer, business owner or marketer, you need to know how to gather data and how to do it...
A few days ago Lance Selgo in Arlington, TX was talking to a Redfin agent. She gave him a link to data from new Redfin Study. At first he didn’t realize that it was an updated version of the now famous 2010 study where Redfin first showed the effect of professional photography on real estate sales. After he realized what it was he passed it on to me. By this time you may have seen other sites referencing this. As a reminder of how this study identifies professional real estate photography, they use the EXIF data from the MLS photos and if the listing has photos shot with a DSLR it calls it...
A Post By: Valerie Jardin While you may be at ease shooting candid street photography, you may not feel quite as comfortable doing street portraits… Making a portrait of a stranger, is a very different approach which requires an interaction with your subject. If you are a very social person who talks to strangers anywhere you go, like I do, taking the next step should not be too much of an issue. If, on the other hand, the thought of approaching a stranger terrifies you, keep reading. Meet Steve ~ While waiting for the light to cross the street, I made a comment on his cool hat. We talked...
A Post By: Elizabeth Halford Last week I talked about Five Bad Photography Habits to Quit! Today, I want to talk about five good photography habits you want to start today. 1. Shoot every day Those 365 projects are magical. They encourage participators to take at least one shot every single day. Shooting every day is a really great habit for all photographers. Here are some of the benefits of this habit: You will excel in your capabilities You will start to see the world photographically and frame scenes with your mind’s eye You will be recording your life. This doesn’t always seem...
A Post By: Paul Burwell The last time I counted, there were about seventy two quadrillion photos of birds on the internet. Therefore, if you’re dedicating your time to try to stand out as a bird photographer, there is a ton of competition out there. However, there is one thing that you can try to incorporate in your photos that will at least have them stand out a little bit. Creating More Compelling Bird Portraits Wait for the turn of the head. Sounds pretty simple doesn’t it? It sounds simple, but achieving it is often a bit trickier. Many bird species have their eyes placed on opposite...
A Post By: Darlene Hildebrandt Just a quick post to give you a few places to look for tips on doing better landscape photography.  Links to a few recent articles, and a couple of ebooks for you to check out.. Ebooks On sale now 50% off (expires December 15th, 2013) Landscape Photography – The Entire eBook Collection This eBook collection has been a really strong seller over at our sister site – SnapnDeals. It’s six landscape eBooks at a great price. Also don’t forget to check out our own best selling Landscapes eBook – Living Landscapes – which launched earlier this year. Living...
Full 360-degree panoramas once involved big DSLRs, tripods with panorama heads and a lot of shooting and editing time. But today the processing power of smartphones means that much of this work can be done by a device you carry in your pocket.  Google’s Photosphere camera mode which was launched with Android 4.2 and the Nexus 4 smartphone allows you to capture a full 360-degree panorama that can then be browsed either on the device or in the Google Plus photo viewer. (It’s also available on the new Nexus 5, which we just reviewed.) You can shoot handheld, with the app...
A Post By: Darlene Hildebrandt Henri Cartier-Bresson (1908-2004) was a French photographer who is widely considered the father of photojournalism. He phrase the “Decisive Moment†is one that many photographers know well. If you are not familiar with his name or this phrase – it’s time to learn! Father of photojournalism Something I recommend in my classes is to learn about the history of photography. Who are the greats that came before us? How did this craft we know today come to be? There is much to be learned from the masters of yesterday. I want to start introducing them to you...
A Post By: Helen Bradley Lightroom tips for the Develop module – one feature in Lightroom that isn’t obvious or easy to discover is the visualization feedback which you can get in the Develop module. In many cases when you hold the Alt key, (Option on a Mac) and click (and hold it) on a slider, the screen will change to give you feedback on the adjustment you are making. This feedback (visualization) take some of the guess work out of how the adjustment you are making is affecting the image. Here are some of the useful visualizations available in the Lightroom Develop module: Alt and the...
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DxO has announced updates to its recently-announced Optics Pro 9 software, bringing speed enhancements, and additional camera support. Optics Pro 9 is the latest version of DxO’s long-running Optics Pro Raw conversion and optical correction software. It brings greatly improved ‘denoising’ (noise reduction) technology for enhanced high ISO image quality. Press Release:...
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DxO has announced an update to its FilmPack 4 software, with version 4.5 adding two new ‘film renderings’ – Agfa Scala 200x and Kodak Ektar 100. FilmPack aims to simulate the look of classic film emulsions and can operate either as a standalone program or as a plugin for Adobe, Apple and DxO software. Press Release: DxO FilmPack v4.5 perpetuates the legend of analog...
Interview With Designer Benjamin Dauer“Be Humble, Be Honest, Don’t Be Afraid To Failâ€
By Leona Hu
December 6th, 2013
Inspiration, Interviews, Web Design
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Influenced by his father, an architect, Benjamin Dauer had an early fascination with design, which came first from watching his father draw by hand and then connecting these drawings to physical space. When his father began using digital programs like AutoCAD, Benjamin became equally inspired, seeing it as a way for static design to achieve dimension. Unlike many designers, Benjamin...
A Post By: Darlene Hildebrandt Something that tends to strike fear into the heart of many new photographers is street photography. So today I’m going to urge you to get out of your comfort zone and go try it. I teach a travel photography class and when I share my photos of different exotic places, it’s always the street photography, and in particular the people photos, that get my students most excited. Taken during a photowalk in Portland, OR. This guy was stopped at a light and I took about 20 photos of him in 30 seconds. Made him laugh! If he had minded he would have said something,...
A Post By: Darlene Hildebrandt Street Photography – that subject that makes many an experienced photographer run and hide. Done well, it documents daily life, society as we know it today. Today I want to share some street photography images I found particularly good for different reasons. Whether you do this type of photography or not, appreciate the art and skill and enjoy these images. Notice there are a lot of black and white images. It’s pretty common for street photography as it really narrows down to the subject, light and shape. By publikaccion By Stepan Mazurov By praline3001 By...
A Post By: James Maher The Bowery by ONA Bags These days, no piece of photography equipment excites me more than a good camera bag. Or even better, a practical, light, good-looking camera bag. I’ve been a fan of ONA bags for over a year now and the Bowery is one of my favourites.  It’s small and made for traveling light.  I carry it around almost daily. Well padded and well made, the bag has water resistant, waxed canvas (and believe me, I’ve tested the water-resistant part out), leather details, and beautiful brass hardware. Perfect for sightseeing, everyday use, and street...
A Post By: John Davenport How do you create successful HDR photos? It’s a question that I’ve gotten from time to time, and before we get started with this post I do want to make clear that there’s no question that HDR photography is one of those never ending battle grounds in the photography world. Much like the Windows vs Apple battle of the PC world, HDR vs non-HDR is a battle that continues to stir the pot. Five tips for successful HDR photos – for those that wish to do it! While it’s always fun to add fuel to the fire from time to time, let’s put the argument of whether or...
Model for TFP Beauty Shoot in Brisbane (date changed)
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Seeking Rappers to Work on Collaborations and New Online Show
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Stage Crew Wanted for an Event in 2014
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Experienced Post-Production/SPFX Editor Wanted
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Camera Operator for a Presentation Video
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Colour Gradist Wanted for Completed Feature Film
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The Present And Future Of Adobe Fireworks
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The Present And Future Of Adobe Fireworks
By Michel Bozgounov
December 19th, 2013
Workflow
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Unless you’ve been on Mars for the last few months, you’ve already heard the news that Adobe is feature-freezing Fireworks. And Adobe is not offering a replacement tool for Fireworks users (at least, not for now.) What does this mean for you if you use (and rely on) Fireworks to design user interfaces and screens? What are your options? In this article, we’ll take a close look at Adobe Fireworks, explaining why it is a unique and powerful...
A Little Journey Through (Small And Big) E-Commerce Websites
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A Little Journey Through (Small And Big) E-Commerce Websites
By Shavaughn Haack
December 18th, 2013
Showcases, Web Design
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People don’t spend their money online easily. Think about it: If you had to answer a long list of questions or struggle to navigate a website, how much money would you be willing to part with? Online shopping is about convenience and comfort, and those of us who have at least once ventured into the realm of online shopping know how time-consuming and unpleasant it can be. The online stores that stand out from the rest...
Kramer Levin Launches UAS Practice Group
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Wide-Angle Lenses For Real Estate Photography: How Wide is Wide?
Interior Lighting With Multiple Strobes: By Scott Hargis
What Should You Charge For Real Estate Photography?
Don’t Charge For Real Estate Photography Until Your Verticals are Vertical
Choosing Gear To Get Started in Real Estate Photography For Least the Cost
My Formula For Pricing Real Estate Photography
The Arithmetic Of Real Estate Photography Pricing
Bracketing With Flash For Exposure Fusion and HDR
Flash For Beginners – Why You Eventually Really Do Need To Use...
Grab Our Best Selling Landscape Photography eBook for $7 – Today Only
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A Post By: Darren Rowse On the seventh day of Christmas dPS gave to me … The biggest discount on the sale on our biggest-selling eBook of the year! Living Landscapes today is yours for just $7. Grab it here. When we released it earlier this year Living Landscapes sold like hotcakes. Not only that – the feedback we’ve received from readers and reviewers has been phenomenal. We’re going to let this eBook and price stand for itself and simply say … If you like taking landscape photos – Don’t miss this one! Get It by itself or Bundle it With 4 More Great eBooks from Jay Patel Now...
Tips to Protect your Gear in Harsh Weather Conditions
Posted by Chris Roubis on 19th, Dec, 2013 |
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A Post By: Valerie Jardin Do you live in a cold and snowy climate? Are you planning a trip to a desert or a tropical island? Although adverse weather or harsh environments can yield some of the best images, those situations can also play havoc with your camera gear if you don’t plan accordingly. Here are some simple steps to help you shoot without ruining your equipment. Tips to Protect your Gear Rain I love photographing in the rain. Of all adverse weather conditions, rain is one of the easiest to deal with in regards to protecting your camera. ©Valérie Jardin Don’t let a rainy day...
Five Minutes to Realistic HDR using Lightroom and a 32-Bit Plugin
Posted by Chris Roubis on 19th, Dec, 2013 |
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A Post By: Keith Cuddeback Easy Peazy HDR in Adobe Lightroom to make realistic HDR images! HDR photography used to be time consuming, difficult to learn, and required expensive software. Recent new technology now allows anybody, even beginners, to make perfect HDR in less than 5 minutes – while eating a bowl of ice cream. It’s that easy! Using Adobe Lightroom for HDR Just wait until you see how awesome this is! The Perfect HDR Workflow takes place completely within Adobe Lightroom 4 or 5, a very robust, yet inexpensive, state of the art software. There is also an inexpensive plugin you...
Sizing it up: Our Panasonic Lumix DMC-GM1 Review
Posted by Chris Roubis on 19th, Dec, 2013 |
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Actually don’t get the fuss around the GM1? Ok it IS nice, sure. What I actually don’t get is why everyone is going ga-ga over it, yet at the same time shun the E-PM2 as being the ‘beginners’ camera? It is 10mm taller, 10mm wider and 3mm thicker. That isn’t a whole hell of a lot really (also DPR, why no comparison shot?). Thing is though, that unless using the ‘kit’ lens, the GM1 is a bit more awkward with existing m43’s lenses, potentially needing the grip to make it that bit taller. The E-PM2 on the other hand had the same great AF as the...
Firmware update gives Sony QX-series cameras more manual control
Posted by Chris Roubis on 19th, Dec, 2013 |
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In your opinion, which products require a firmware update? Source Article from http://www.dpreview.com/news/2013/12/19/firmware-update-gives-sony-qx-series-cameras-more-manual-control
Have Your Say: Best DSLR / SLT of 2013
Posted by Chris Roubis on 19th, Dec, 2013 |
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Glad to see Pentax getting some justified kudos. Although I have never owned a true DSLR other than K10D, (my other cameras were/are a Sony f717, Panasonic GH2, Sony NEX 5R and a few compacts, including right now, the excellent and also underrated like Pentax, Samsung EX2F with f1.4 lens), when i go through my Aperture library, the Pentax photos are the most natural, sharp and have the best dynamic range. Further, all their DSRLs have the best handling, with superb ergonomic grip and positioning of controls. Not to mention splash proof bodies. If Pentax launch a DSLR or mirrorless with an...
Have your say: Best Fixed-lens Compact Camera of 2013
Posted by Chris Roubis on 19th, Dec, 2013 |
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Another way of choosing them if size and budget aren’t major concerns:15 MP (effective) @ 75 mm? DP324 MP @ 35mm? RX1R16 MP @ 35mm? X100s16 MP @ 28 mm? GR or Coolpix A They have similar image quality to begin with, and anyone looking at them are likely well-versed in post-processing to tune the camera’s nuances/colours to their own liking. They’re further apart in terms of controls and operations, seeing how only X100s has a built-in EVF and the DP3 can be a slower (going by others’ opinions), but pragmatically none of them are committing major usability no-nos....
Have Your Say: Best Mirrorless Interchangeable Lens Camera of 2013
Posted by Chris Roubis on 19th, Dec, 2013 |
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First, I’m pleased to see the Samsung NX 300 listed; it is an excellent little camera. It is by no means revolutionary but has a decent APS-C sensor, hybrid phase and contrast detection AF, a very nice 3.3″ AMOLED articulating touch screen display, great WiFi and NFC, and a very useful iFn button mounted on lenses. Coupled with the 18-55mm kit lens it is, to my mind, Samsung’s first real mature mirrorless offering, and a very good value. I’ve really been impressed with it. {pitch over – just giving it some love} As for best mirrorless, I’m going to abstain...
Go to Hollywood! – Denmark
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2 Hostesses for corporate Christmas party.
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Female Models for Paid Fashion Assignments – Victoria
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Asian Models for Iphone Game
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Hair models for a fab photo shoot!
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Directors, Grip, Sound, & Music, Camera and make-up required.
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How Optimized Are Your Images? Meet ImageOptim-CLI, a Batch Compression Tool
Posted by Chris Roubis on 18th, Dec, 2013 |
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How Optimized Are Your Images? Meet ImageOptim-CLI, a Batch Compression Tool
By Jamie Mason
December 17th, 2013
Freebies, Workflow
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Exporting images for the Web from one’s favorite graphics software is something many of us have done hundreds of times. Our eyes fixate on an image’s preview, carefully adjusting the quality and optimization settings until we’ve found that sweet spot, where the file size and quality are both the best they can possibly be. After exporting the image — usually using a feature called “Save for the Webâ€...
The Most Popular Lens For Real Estate Photography: Canon 10-22mm
Posted by Chris Roubis on 18th, Dec, 2013 |
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Wide-Angle Lenses For Real Estate Photography: How Wide is Wide?
Interior Lighting With Multiple Strobes: By Scott Hargis
What Should You Charge For Real Estate Photography?
Don’t Charge For Real Estate Photography Until Your Verticals are Vertical
Choosing Gear To Get Started in Real Estate Photography For Least the Cost
My Formula For Pricing Real Estate Photography
The Arithmetic Of Real Estate Photography Pricing
Bracketing With Flash For Exposure Fusion and HDR
Flash For Beginners – Why You Eventually Really Do Need To Use...
The 10 Most Popular Compact System Camera Systems among Our Readers
Posted by Chris Roubis on 18th, Dec, 2013 |
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A Post By: Darren Rowse Over the last few weeks we’ve featured lists of the most popular DSLRs, DSLR Lenses and Camera Bags among our readers. Today we’re turning our attention to compact camera systems. This last 3 months has seen a bit of a surge in purchases of and interest in this class of camera as an increasing number of our readers seem to be looking for smaller cameras that still have interchangeable lens options. Particularly of interest is Sony’s release of the full farm A7 and A7R cameras which have only been available for a short while but which already feature in our best...
The Art of Black and White Photography: 75% Off Today Only
Posted by Chris Roubis on 18th, Dec, 2013 |
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A Post By: Darren Rowse On the sixth day of Christmas dPS gave to me, a chance to master Black and White Photography. You’ll save 75% on acclaimed Udemy course “The Art of Black and White Photography“. To take advantage of todays deal head here. In this value packed 6 hour course you’ll learn how to create dramatic and compelling black and white images using a range of powerful Photoshop techniques. What Students Are Saying About This Highly Rated Course This course is rated as the #1 Photography course on Udemy. Here’s a snippet of what students are saying about this course....
Working with Off Camera Flash and TTL
Posted by Chris Roubis on 18th, Dec, 2013 |
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A Post By: Craig Minielly Working with Off Camera Flash and TTL To be able to create a portrait of someone is a wonderful experience. To do so in an interesting location is even better. To be able to make use of lighting techniques that allow your imaginative ideas to come to life and bring out the personality of the subject and the location environment… is where it really gets exciting! Step one – analyze the natural light first The natural, or ambient light, even though it may seem to be everywhere all at once, actually has the same qualities of direction, intensity, colour and...
Fujifilm announces XF 10-24mm F4 R OIS wideangle zoom
Posted by Chris Roubis on 18th, Dec, 2013 |
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Very nice indeed. I am very, very impressed with Fuji. They seem to relentlessly plug away, continually improving their camera bodies ( firmware upgrades make a freshly update XP-1 almost a new camera compared to the original ) and they just keep on increasing the lens range. Very impressive. And I must say the only weaknesses, around AF in the main, are also much improved too. The web is full of some excellent work being done by bloggers and pros using Fuji now. People like Mike Kobal. Like I said, its very impressive. Well done Fuji. Source Article from...
Nikon D4 and Canon EOS 6D added to test scene comparison tool
Posted by Chris Roubis on 18th, Dec, 2013 |
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The Df and D4 RAW files look fantastic at those ISO settings, whether or not it’s needed is going to depend on what you shoot. Concert photography, events, really any available light work the extra expense for the Df is going to be well worth it. But of course the D610 is an extremely capable all-around shooter, no doubt. Dual SDs, especially since the Df is not a video camera, are not such a big deal as fast cards have never been cheaper. I have yet to fill the 32 GB primary card in my D800 shooting RAW stills with some video. Source Article from...
DxOMark Mobile analyzes the LG G2’s camera capabilities
Posted by Chris Roubis on 18th, Dec, 2013 |
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We have added DxOMark Mobile’s report to our camera review of the LG G2. The report includes DxO Lab’s usual industrial-quality scientific measurements. Their imaging experts have analyzed 14 aspects of mobile imaging including detailed image quality assessment, flash performance, autofocus reliability and more to calculate a final score. Click below to read our LG G2 review and check out page 8 for the DxOMark Mobile report. LG G2 review with DxOMark Mobile Report Click here for the LG G2 report on DxOMark.com @larsrehm
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UDC Require Female Models for Auto Expo, India.
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We are looking for Normal and grey haired models:
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Cinematographer required for a short film
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Experienced Sound Designer required for feature film
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Creative Director needed for Short Film
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Sound Designer Needed
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Crew Wanted for Super Hero Web Series Pitch
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Sydney based Photographer Wanted for Location and Studio Shoots
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Photographer Needed in Birmingham
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Need Paparazzi Photographers for New Magazine
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ATNX Photoshop Actions Review
Posted by Chris Roubis on 17th, Dec, 2013 |
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A Post By: Jeff Guyer “Photoshop Actions†from ATNX Digital provides an affordable, user-friendly actions alternative for Photoshop users. Let’s face it– Photoshop is a beast, and a tough one to tame. There are at least half a dozen “right†ways to do just about everything, and I think it’s safe to say that most of us don’t use it to anywhere near its full potential. I’ve lost track of how long ago I started using PS (version 4, maybe?), and I’ve yet to unlock all its secrets– which I think is a good thing. For me, the best Photoshop work is that which my clients never...
Get our ‘Making the Shot’ Portraits eBook today for $7 only!
Posted by Chris Roubis on 17th, Dec, 2013 |
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A Post By: Darren Rowse On the fifth day of Christmas dPS gave to me, the deal we know a lot of you have been waiting for … Save 65% on our smash-hit eBook Portraits: Making The Shot Snap up a copy here for just $7 Making The Shot is an amazing eBook that will help you say goodbye to dull and lifeless pictures of people forever. It’s Jam packed with 25 years of portrait photography perfection and we think it’s the best portrait photography eBook you’ll find … And 10′s of thousands of our readers who’ve picked up a copy agree. If people are what you’re looking at through your...
Beginner’s Guide to Waterfall Photography
Posted by Chris Roubis on 17th, Dec, 2013 |
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A Post By: Anne McKinnell There are few things more majestic than a flowing waterfall, whether it’s on the Niagara river or the little stream behind your house. There are many ways to photograph these natural wonders, and I’ve compiled a few tips, tricks, and techniques to help you get waterfall images that do justice to their elegant beauty. Equipment Choices The equipment you need will depend on what type of photo you want to make. But you probably won’t make that decision until you are on location, so here is what I usually keep in my camera bag if I’m planning on shooting a...
Samyang says five of its full frame lenses now available in Sony E mount
Posted by Chris Roubis on 17th, Dec, 2013 |
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I hardly expected Samyang to turn around brand new optical designs. This series of lenses took some years to develop and produce, and seem to be something of a success for them. They presumably decided to modify the lenses to capitalise on the market that Sony will (based on historical evidence) fail to provide for, and negate the problems caused by adapters, without going “deep” enough as to do a complete redesign. It’s common business sense, really. Sadly it means these lenses won’t balance very well on the A7/R, but Sony aren’t in the business of making well...
Lens reviews update: test data for the Sigma 24-105mm f/4 DG OS HSM
Posted by Chris Roubis on 17th, Dec, 2013 |
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DxOMark has just reviewed the Sigma 24-105mm f/4 DG OS HSM, a general-purpose zoom for full frame SLRs. As part of our ongoing collaboration we’ve added the test data to our lens widget, and looked to see how it compares to the Canon equivalent. We’ve also added test data for the Nikon mount version of Zeiss’s stellar Apo Sonnar T* 2/135. Also this...
Cameraman required to record a live recording of a song at London’s studio
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Baby Models & Actors Wanted
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The Dialogue requires crew
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The Dialogue requires crew
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The Dialogue requires crew
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The Dialogue requires crew
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Using Brainwriting For Rapid Idea Generation
Posted by Chris Roubis on 16th, Dec, 2013 |
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Using Brainwriting For Rapid Idea Generation
By Chauncey Wilson
December 16th, 2013
Business, Communication, Ideation
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When a group wants to generate ideas for a new product or to solve a problem, you will usually hear the clarion call, “Let’s brainstorm!†You assemble a group, spell out the basic ground rules for brainstorming (no criticism, wild ideas are welcome, focus on quantity, combine ideas to make better ideas) and then have people yell out ideas one at a time. Brainstorming is often the method of choice for ideation, but it...
What About Being A Real Estate Photographer And A Real Estate Agent
Posted by Chris Roubis on 16th, Dec, 2013 |
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I’ve had quite a few discussions with people concerning some aspect of being both a real estate agent and a real estate photographer. I find when a subject like this pops up out of the blue from a bunch of different people I usually indicate a trend going on. There were four different questions that people posed on this subject: Is there a benefit to being both an agent and a real estate photographer that shoots for other agents besides your own listings? Is there some conflict of interest if you are both a listing agent and a real estate photographers? Are there many agents that do real...
Review Canon Powershot S120 Digital Camera
Posted by Chris Roubis on 16th, Dec, 2013 |
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A Post By: Barrie Smith Review Canon Powershot S120 Digital Camera You could wonder at my bravado in reviewing this tiddler when all it seems to offer is a digicam with moderate specs and little else. Aah! But look further! Features and Specs Its story begins with Canon’s well-tried DIGIC 6 processor, along with a relatively large CMOS sensor. The maximum aperture is a generous, optically stabilized f/1.8, which does, quickly fall to f4 once you start zooming. However, it is the first S-series model to feature an f/1.8 lens and the 24mm wide end is extremely useful for tight interiors. But...
5 Uncommon Snow Photography Tips That Can Transform Your Winter Scenes.
Posted by Chris Roubis on 16th, Dec, 2013 |
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Art of Building contest: Vote for your favorite photo
Posted by Chris Roubis on 16th, Dec, 2013 |
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DPR: “A panel of judges shortlisted 15 images.” And you for some reason only published 14 pages, with 2 pictures on page 11. The second of those was the only one which, I guess, was hard to take.#10 is beautiful and worth a second look. Source Article from http://www.dpreview.com/news/2013/12/16/art-of-building-contest-vote-for-your-favorite-photo
Tamron announces availability of 150-600mm F/5-6.3 telephoto zoom
Posted by Chris Roubis on 16th, Dec, 2013 |
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Tamron has announced that its SP 150-600mm F/5-6.3 Di VC USD telephoto zoom will go on sale on December 19th in Japan, and 17th January 2014 in the USA. The lens – whose development was announced at the start of November - will feature optical image stabilization and an Ultrasonic Silent Drive autofocus motor, and be compatible with both full frame and APS-C...
Proactive Promo Girls needed To Demo Mobile Phones *Cambridge*
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Promo Models & Brand Ambassadors for new Promotional Agency
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Youth tattoo’s and body art illustrations [location style shoot]
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Cake Clothing
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Models wanted for ASOS Boutique
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Photographer for Niteclub Tour
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camera and lighting wanted for Joker and Riddler movie
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Looking for some people interested in working on Youtube video projects
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Camera Assistant Needed for Music Video
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Assistant Photographers needed to Help on Location
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Day 3 Deals – Turn your Dreams of Going Pro into Reality
Posted by Chris Roubis on 15th, Dec, 2013 |
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A Post By: Darren Rowse Day 3 of the 12 Days of Christmas sale is all about inspiring and equipping people keen to turn pro. Secretly wish you could be a full-time photographer? Not sure where to start? No problem – Digital Photography Santa has all the answers in these mega-special Day 3 deals. Deal 1: Save 60% Off our popular eBook – Going Pro Learn first-hand from experienced magazine photo editor Kelly Kingman about selling your images the way YOU want. Going Pro covers everything from choosing the right business model to teaching you the practicalities of building a successful...
How to Upload Photos to Flickr and 500px using Lightroom 5
Posted by Chris Roubis on 15th, Dec, 2013 |
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A Post By: Andrew Gibson The main benefit of Lightroom’s Library module is that it saves you time. It is much quicker, and ultimately simpler, to organize your photos using Lightroom Collections, than it is to search through the folders on your hard drive containing those photos when you need something. The skills you’ve learned so far in this series (yes, there is a series – I’ll provide links to the relevant articles at the appropriate points) all come together with Lightroom’s Publish Services. You can use these to publish photos to photo sharing websites like Facebook, Behance,...
Using a Video Slideshow to Showcase Your Photography
Posted by Chris Roubis on 15th, Dec, 2013 |
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This is a guest contribution by Alison Dias-Laverty Take your Photos and Videos to the Next Level: Create a Video Slideshow One of the most memorable photos I have taken was on the highlands of Scotland. It is one of the most beautiful and breathtaking views and experience that changed my life. Yet as many times that I have tried to capture my feelings and emotions of being in that present moment of magnificence, I could never rekindle those same feelings in all my still photos. Technology is truly exciting for the creative. You can now use your photos and video clips, mix them to music to...
Backdraft at 1,000 FPS in full 4K resolution
Posted by Chris Roubis on 15th, Dec, 2013 |
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This IS DPR, where many news items are a day late and a dollar short. Nonetheless, a breathtaking piece of video. Source Article from http://www.dpreview.com/news/2013/12/15/backdraft-at-1-000-fps-in-full-4k-resolution
Want to remember something? Don’t take a photo
Posted by Chris Roubis on 15th, Dec, 2013 |
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My personal experience disagres with this study.I have hundreds of moments where I wished I had a camera back then and took a picture, because its just a fuzzy memory to me now.And I don’t think I have any memory issues with moments I took a picture, and if I have, I have images to look at.And there is that road trip I did 10 years ago where I remember the images I took, I don’t remember the actual moments, but I do remember the images, which helps me rememeber the actual moments, and I lost thoes image like 8 years ago.I did another road trip 7 years ago, and I didn’t have...
Mature Model Required
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Models Wanted for Theatrical and Artistic Nudes – Australia
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Models wanted for Photography Workshops
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5 Catwalk Models Needed – Music Video – Cash Savage & the Last Drinks
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Presenters – Videos & TVCs – Sydney
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Photographer for Niteclub tour.
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Director Needed to Understudy 3 Directors of Plays Performed 21-22 Feb 2014
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A Cameraman/ Film Editor Required
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Freelance Videographer needed
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One Camera Operator and Two Still Photographers for a Premiere Screening
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Innovative Sydney Based Photographer Wanted for Location Shoot
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Photographer needed for Promotional Pictures for Recording Artist
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This Week In Real Estate Video #87 – A Resource For Getting Started With Video
Posted by Chris Roubis on 14th, Dec, 2013 |
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Wide-Angle Lenses For Real Estate Photography: How Wide is Wide?
Interior Lighting With Multiple Strobes: By Scott Hargis
What Should You Charge For Real Estate Photography?
Don’t Charge For Real Estate Photography Until Your Verticals are Vertical
Choosing Gear To Get Started in Real Estate Photography For Least the Cost
My Formula For Pricing Real Estate Photography
The Arithmetic Of Real Estate Photography Pricing
Bracketing With Flash For Exposure Fusion and HDR
Flash For Beginners – Why You Eventually Really Do Need To Use...
Day 2 of 12 Days of Christmas…Great Deals from James Brandon
Posted by Chris Roubis on 14th, Dec, 2013 |
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A Post By: Darren Rowse On the 2nd day of Christmas dPS gave to me … A massive 75% saving on James Brandon’s fantastic video course, 2 eBooks and loads of presets — yours today only for just $19! (normally $76). Yes you heard us right – today’s deal is pretty amazing – for under $20 you get some great photographic training and software. Click this link to check it out. Here’s what you get in this great investment in your photographic learning: 1. Video course: Video Course: 10 Common Photography Mistakes and How to Fix them.2. eBook: Tack Sharp (a really popular book amongst...
Weekly Challenge – Macro Photography
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A Post By: Darlene Hildebrandt By Pison Jaujip Earlier I posted several macro, or close-up images to give you some ideas. Now it’s time for you to get out and try it. If you don’t have a macro lens there are plenty of other methods you can use that are less expensive if buying a new lens isn’t an option. Here’s a few articles and resources on different options for doing macro photography: Getting up close with close-up lenses – part one of four on macro photography Extension tubes – part two of four on close-up photography Reverse lens macro – part three on close-up photography...
It’s a Small World – the World of Macro Photography
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A Post By: Darlene Hildebrandt Macro photography is like a secret world. You can capture ordinary objects in a way that the human eye cannot see them, and create captivating images. Many people immediately think flowers and bugs at the mention of the word macro, but there are so many other great options. This is meant to inspire you to get out there and look at the world a little closer. Find interesting subjects right under your nose – hey, maybe you can even photograph your dog’s nose! Here’s a few ideas for you including some flowers and bugs: By @Doug88888 By @Doug88888 By...
Want to remember something? Don’t take a photo
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I’m the kind of person who forgets what they went upstairs to get, etc… Alzheimer’s? possibly, but I have been like this for most of my life. My contact sheets used to prompt a precise recall of events and have been used in court as evidence, but then, younger, I could also give a precise recall of events without them, and sober, still am able to now. But I have a very precise, accurate recall of human interaction my kids hate me for, because these things are important. We dont take pics only to remember. We take pics to be able to gaze a long time, as in a gallery, at...
Characters Needed For Shoot
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Paid Male Models Wanted – Paid
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Models needed for a Stunning Bridal Shoot TFP
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Cairns: Brand Ambassador Needed
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Mackay: Brand Ambassador Needed
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Animator Wanted for Channel 31 Show
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Fashion Photographer Required for a Bloggers Shoot
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Male Photographer Needed for Exciting Promotional Campaign
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Photographer Required for Video Shoot
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Videographer Needed Urgently
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Interview With Designer Jan Martin: “Be Careful: Trends Come And Go”
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Interview With Designer Jan Martin“Be Careful: Trends Come And Goâ€
By Leona Hu
December 13th, 2013
Inspiration, Interviews, Web Design
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As one of the top designers on Dribbble, Jan Martin attracts many followers with his visual design skills. Unlike many designers, Jan is incredibly humble about what he has achieved. “Stop following what the visionary designers think,†he says. “There is no wrong or right way. We need to create our own things and always design with our heart.†Jan grew up in the small city of Brandenburg, about...
Day 1 of 12 Days of Christmas… Get our Natural Light eBook for $7
Posted by Chris Roubis on 13th, Dec, 2013 |
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A Post By: Darren Rowse Welcome to Day 1 of the 12 Days of Christmas Sale where we’re about to release 12 days of mind-blowing photography deals for you! Day 1: Two Amazing Deals on dPS eBooks The countdown to Christmas 2013 begins today with 2 great deals on eBooks by award-winning travel photographer Mitchell Kanashkevich. Working with natural light and colors to create enchanting travel photography is Mitchell’s main game. In his 3 beautifully presented eBooks, Mitchell shares practical advice, information and tips on how anyone can create beautiful travel imagery by simply...
The Top 13 Camera Bags Among Our Readers
Posted by Chris Roubis on 13th, Dec, 2013 |
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A Post By: Darren Rowse Over the past few weeks we’ve shared with you the best selling DSLRs and most popular DSLR lenses among our readers. Today it is time to turn our attention to camera bags. Following are the best selling* camera bags among our readers based upon what you’re buying at Amazon in the last quarter. Here’s the top 13! 1. Lowepro Passport Sling 2. Crumpler *NEW* 5 Million Dollar Home Camera Bag 3. Think Tank Retrospective 5 Shoulder Bag 4. Canon 2400 SLR Gadget Bag for EOS SLR Cameras 5. Lowepro LP36576-PWW 250 AW Transit Sling Bag 6. Canon 200DG Digital Camera Gadget...
Tips for Learning to Love Photoshop Actions
Posted by Chris Roubis on 13th, Dec, 2013 |
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This is a guest contribution from Meghan Aileen Schirmer at The Shoppe Designs & Photoshop Actions. Their In Vogue Action Set is available on Snap N Deals now for just $29! (until December 24, 2013) Learning to Love Photoshop Actions When it comes to Photoshop Actions or presets photographers tend to love them or hate them. But, when done right they can really enhance a digital image in a way that a straight out of the camera digital image cannot achieve. If you use film, that is very different, and the variety in types of film and processing techniques allows for a greater variety...
Accessory Review: Manfrotto 190 Carbon Fiber Tripod
Posted by Chris Roubis on 13th, Dec, 2013 |
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I have the previous version of the CX190 pro4. When you splay the tripod totally flat, the last section collars are touching the ground and not the feet (circumfrence too small) Because the bottom of the center column has a release button, they have a bag hang lug on the crown. The hole in this is so thin that you have to buy a specialized thin carabina to hang the bag from. Other than these two niggles, the tripod has been great. I would buy it again in a heart beat. I got mine for travelling and treking and it fold’s down to a perfect size for fixing to the outside of the ruck sack...
Lomography offers pre-order package for Petzval 85mm F2.2 SLR lens
Posted by Chris Roubis on 13th, Dec, 2013 |
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Lomography has announced that its Kickstarter-funded Petzval portrait lens is now available for pre-order in Canon and Nikon mounts. Based on a 19th century optical design, the 85mm F2.2 lens has a brass lens barrel, a ‘gear rack’ manual focusing mechanism using a knob on the side of the barrel, and a set of drop-in ‘Waterhouse stops’ to change the...
Adobe adds color profiles for Olympus cameras to ACR and Lightroom
Posted by Chris Roubis on 13th, Dec, 2013 |
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Well , there is loss of details in the shadows too .And anyway , why would one choose to use an “updated” profile (or any for that reason) if it still , among the rest “doesn’t handle reds very well” ?I suppose , it still would be better to stick to native soft . Source Article from...
SLR Magic announces HyperPrime 17mm T1.6 for Micro Four Thirds
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Hong Kong-based lens maker SLR Magic has announced an addition to its ‘HyperPrime’ family of video-oriented manual focus fast primes for Micro Four Thirds. The 17mm T1.6 offers an angle of view equivalent to 34mm on full frame, and has geared focus and aperture rings. It will be available at the end of December 2013. Press release: NEW: THE SLR Magic 17mm T1.6...
What the Android 4.4.1 update means for Google’s Nexus 5 shooters
Posted by Chris Roubis on 13th, Dec, 2013 |
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Google’s Nexus 5 marks a substantial advance in the frequently maligned imaging capabilities of the Nexus smartphone line. The camera’s optical image stabilization combines with its decent 8-megapixel sensor to deliver images that, while not class-leading, are certainly competitive. However, in our review we found that the Nexus 5’s camera performance was undermined by speed issues: the camera app was slow to start up, exhibited frustrating shutter lag and felt pokey when focusing. Soon after the phone started shipping Google said it would address these issues, and it has...
Brand Ambassadors, Southampton
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Brand Ambassadors, Cheltenham
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Brand Ambassadors, Plymouth
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Brand Ambassadors, Chelmsford
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Brand Ambassadors, Chester
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Videographers Needed
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Trainee Editor Wanted
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Producer Required
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Director Wanted
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DOP/Camera Operator & Editor to Form Collaborative Team
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Photographer Required for Family Fun Day
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Landscape Paintings or Pictures Wanted – Exhibition
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CamRanger Adds Support For Wireless Tripod Control Via CamRanger App
Posted by Chris Roubis on 12th, Dec, 2013 |
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Wide-Angle Lenses For Real Estate Photography: How Wide is Wide?
Interior Lighting With Multiple Strobes: By Scott Hargis
What Should You Charge For Real Estate Photography?
Don’t Charge For Real Estate Photography Until Your Verticals are Vertical
Choosing Gear To Get Started in Real Estate Photography For Least the Cost
My Formula For Pricing Real Estate Photography
The Arithmetic Of Real Estate Photography Pricing
Bracketing With Flash For Exposure Fusion and HDR
Flash For Beginners – Why You Eventually Really Do Need To Use...
Our 21 Most Viral Photography Tutorials This Week
Posted by Chris Roubis on 12th, Dec, 2013 |
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A Post By: Darren Rowse This week has been a busy week on our social media accounts with unprecedented amounts of sharing of dPS articles. In fact the last couple of weeks have seen us smash our previous traffic records. So we thought it might be fun to do a wrap up of the most viral dPS photography tutorials being shared on our different accounts. As you’ll see the lists are quite different depending upon which social media account you follow! Top 7 FaceBook Shares – Follow dPS on Facebook 21 Settings, Techniques and Rules All New Camera Owners Should Know 17 Forced Perspective...
Photoshop Tips – Using the Blend If Feature
Posted by Chris Roubis on 12th, Dec, 2013 |
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A Post By: Helen Bradley The Blend If feature in Photoshop blends one layer into another based on the content of either of the two layers. It can be used, for example, to replace a sky by making it easy for you to knock out the blue sky without having to make a complex selection. In this article, you’ll learn some Photoshop tips on how to use Blend If to replace a sky. Start by opening an image such as the one shown here. Right click on the background layer and choose Duplicate Layer to make a second copy (keyboard shortcut is “command/control + Jâ€). You now have two layers with the...
Maximizing Sharpness with a Telephoto Lens
Posted by Chris Roubis on 12th, Dec, 2013 |
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A Post By: Elliot Hook A telephoto lens is perhaps one of the first lenses people buy to add to their kit, as they are useful in many genres of photography.  The reach that a telephoto lens can offer is crucial for a lot of sports, wildlife or other ‘action’ photography. However, it is that same reach that can introduce the problems that prevent people getting sharp results.  Here are six tips to help you perfect the technique of maximizing sharpness with a telephoto lens. 1. Shutter Speed Selection One of the biggest hurdles to overcome when shooting with a telephoto lens is camera...
What the Android 4.4.1 update means for Google’s Nexus 5 shooters
Posted by Chris Roubis on 12th, Dec, 2013 |
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Google’s Nexus 5 marks a substantial advance in the frequently maligned imaging capabilities of the Nexus smartphone line. The camera’s optical image stabilization combines with its decent 8-megapixel sensor to deliver images that, while not class-leading, are certainly competitive. However, in our review we found that the Nexus 5’s camera performance was undermined by speed issues: the camera app was slow to start up, exhibited frustrating shutter lag and felt pokey when focusing. Soon after the phone started shipping Google said it would address these issues, and it has...
Adobe releases final versions of Camera Raw 8.3 and Lightroom 5.3
Posted by Chris Roubis on 12th, Dec, 2013 |
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Speaking of Adobe products : who took their special CC offering for photographers ? I thought hard about it, but no : I will drag CS6 as long as I can and own LR5. I’m still angry about the way they deals with long time customers (I have it since 1996), updated to CS6 just a few months before CC was launched and felt that last update was wasted. Then came a special offering until the end of December for owners of CS6, then a few months later they made it available for anybody, and shortened the delay to the 2th December previous owners included.. Then they prolonged the delay until the...
Miss Teen Great Britain 2014 – Entries Now Being Accepted! – UK
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United States Correspondent needed for Australia’s biggest Hip Hop show
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Miss Junior Teen Great Britain – aged 11-14? Enter now! – UK
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Looking for Sound Operator for a online channel
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Looking for Lighting Operator
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Comedy Theatre Show March – looking to be a part of our creative team (Syd)
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Assistant Director Needed for Short Film – London
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Looking for Special Computer Effects Artists
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Photographer Needed for International Model Book Update
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Looking for Photographer to Collaborate on Fashion Blog
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Photographers Wanted
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The Line Of Least Resistance
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The Line Of Least Resistance
By Sorin Pintilie
December 11th, 2013
Interaction Design, Interfaces, Psychology
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In chess, the psychological dimension that springs from a dialogue between two brains, two ideas, two strategic conceptions that depend on the personality of each chess player has long been somewhat of a romantic mystery. How do Grandmasters think? What strategies do they use? More often than not, the most successful strategies are rooted in our own very nature. And common to most Grandmasters is that they almost never take the...
Freebie: Exo 2.0, A Contemporary Geometric Sans Serif Font
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Freebie: Exo 2.0, A Contemporary Geometric Sans Serif Font
By The Smashing Editorial
December 10th, 2013
Free Fonts, Freebies, Typography
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Back in the days when he was a student, Portuguese graphic and type designer Natanael Gama started to play with glyphs — as a way to discover typography. Doodling around, he created Exo, a font which he released for free in a Kickstarter project. The project turned out to be quite successful. Exo became so popular that Natanael did a complete redesign. It was two years ago. Today, Natanael is no...
How to Capture the Essence of a Place – Travel Photography Tips
Posted by Chris Roubis on 11th, Dec, 2013 |
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A Post By: Ralph Velasco How to Capture the Essence of a Place Travel Photography Tips If you’re a traveler and you enjoy bringing back photos of the places you’ve visited – let’s face it, who doesn’t – then it’s extremely important to capture a set of images that more completely tells the story of the place. To me, the best way to ensure this in my own work is to work from a well thought out and organized shot list. Then I don’t have to worry about trying to remember the categories of images I have yet to photograph, as I have a check list at the ready all the time and I can...
Tips for Landscape Photography in Exotic Places
Posted by Chris Roubis on 11th, Dec, 2013 |
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A Post By: Andrew Gibson Landscape photography is difficult. If you live in a location that lacks spectacular landscapes, or you just fancy going somewhere new, travelling to a new location – especially a beautiful one – may seem like the solution. A few days ,or a week, in a national park or other beautiful spot with your tripod and camera sounds like a great way to create some wonderful new images. What could go wrong? Actually, plenty. The weather (and consequently the light) might not do what you want. If you are shooting by the sea, the timing of the tides may not be conducive to...
DPReview Gear of the Year Part 5: Canon Rebel SL1/100D
Posted by Chris Roubis on 11th, Dec, 2013 |
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schmaud: I have an E-420 too (bought as new), but unfortunately I feel a bit differently about it these days. When I bought it the options for small size and big sensor were it and the Sigma DP series – how things have changed! Within a year I added the Sigma 30/1.4, which gave it an excellent boost. However, taking pictures today, it can’t keep up. I now have the Olympus E-P1 – which is considered to be a slow focuser with a noisy sensor. However, compared to the 420 the P1 is a high-performance camera. The image has a chance of fitting into the dynamic range, there is...
Enter the 2014 World Press Photo contest
Posted by Chris Roubis on 11th, Dec, 2013 |
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These comments are ridiculous. These are working pros turning excellent, dramatic work daily, sometimes under extreme conditions. If I go out and shoot all day and I delete all the images because they’re crap, oh well, I had a fun day. These guys may not get paid that day! Take a look at last few year’s winners. If you can’t say that they are excellent images, you need to reconsider your hobby. Or, it’s just jealousy. Source Article from...
Attractive Female Promo Models Required for Poker Night Bradbeach
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Promotion Girls Required
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International Modelling Portfolio Shoot In New Zealand
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Dramatic Model Required for Avant Garde Fashion Shoot
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Miss South Auckland 2014 Contestants
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Scriptwriter Needed
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How To Simplify Mobile App Data With Google Analytics And Tag Manager
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How To Simplify Mobile App Data With Google Analytics And Tag Manager
By Drew Thomas
December 9th, 2013
Apps, Marketing, Strategy
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Information about customers has never been available on the scale it is today. Businesses are learning new ways to leverage data to improve themselves on a daily basis. They’re realizing that data collection and data analysis have a measurable return on investment, and decision-makers are asking to see them. As a developer, business owner or marketer, you need to know how to gather data and how to do it...
Redfin Releases Updated Data On The Results Of Professional Real Estate Photography
Posted by Chris Roubis on 10th, Dec, 2013 |
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A few days ago Lance Selgo in Arlington, TX was talking to a Redfin agent. She gave him a link to data from new Redfin Study. At first he didn’t realize that it was an updated version of the now famous 2010 study where Redfin first showed the effect of professional photography on real estate sales. After he realized what it was he passed it on to me. By this time you may have seen other sites referencing this. As a reminder of how this study identifies professional real estate photography, they use the EXIF data from the MLS photos and if the listing has photos shot with a DSLR it calls it...
How to Make a Portrait of a Stranger in 8 Easy Steps
Posted by Chris Roubis on 10th, Dec, 2013 |
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A Post By: Valerie Jardin While you may be at ease shooting candid street photography, you may not feel quite as comfortable doing street portraits… Making a portrait of a stranger, is a very different approach which requires an interaction with your subject. If you are a very social person who talks to strangers anywhere you go, like I do, taking the next step should not be too much of an issue. If, on the other hand, the thought of approaching a stranger terrifies you, keep reading. Meet Steve ~ While waiting for the light to cross the street, I made a comment on his cool hat. We talked...
5 Good Photography Habits to Start Today
Posted by Chris Roubis on 10th, Dec, 2013 |
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A Post By: Elizabeth Halford Last week I talked about Five Bad Photography Habits to Quit! Today, I want to talk about five good photography habits you want to start today. 1. Shoot every day Those 365 projects are magical. They encourage participators to take at least one shot every single day. Shooting every day is a really great habit for all photographers. Here are some of the benefits of this habit: You will excel in your capabilities You will start to see the world photographically and frame scenes with your mind’s eye You will be recording your life. This doesn’t always seem...
Nikon Df real-world samples gallery
Posted by Chris Roubis on 10th, Dec, 2013 |
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No wonder, with the resolution and pixel pitch of an 8 mpix aps-c sensor. When you compare the old Fuji S5 and you used that compared to any 10 to 14 mpix sensor in that time, the Fuji won it at high ISO. In 2007, it made 1300 ISO clean in detail, while D200 and D300 could not hold the distance with it. In some way this is an up to date low resolution sensor, and if camera manufactureres would concentrate on 10 to 14 mpix in APSC and bring cameras with such good high ISO values, they would sell them, condition is a fair pricing, not a fancy Nikon Df one for sure. I still use my Nikon D40,...
Free Photoshoot at London School of Photography
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Promotions models needed to attend Gold Coast Supanova Comic launch- QLD
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Models Wanted for Nudist Magazine
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Promo Staff Needed in Auckland
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Narre Warren: Paid Promo Staff Wanted for Carols Event
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Street Fit in Search of Wardrobe Stylist for Latest Promo
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PAID Editors required for prime time TV show about health, fitness and fun!
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Production Manager for Independent Short
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Boom Operator and General Hand Required for Indie Shoot
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Artist/Editor/Logo Designer Needed to Create Studio Logo
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What Realtors Need to Know About Photography Now in Four Languages
Posted by Chris Roubis on 9th, Dec, 2013 |
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Wide-Angle Lenses For Real Estate Photography: How Wide is Wide?
Interior Lighting With Multiple Strobes: By Scott Hargis
What Should You Charge For Real Estate Photography?
Don’t Charge For Real Estate Photography Until Your Verticals are Vertical
Choosing Gear To Get Started in Real Estate Photography For Least the Cost
My Formula For Pricing Real Estate Photography
The Arithmetic Of Real Estate Photography Pricing
Bracketing With Flash For Exposure Fusion and HDR
Flash For Beginners – Why You Eventually Really Do Need To Use...
This Month The PFRE Jury Will Choose The PFRE Photographer of The Year for 2013
Posted by Chris Roubis on 9th, Dec, 2013 |
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Wide-Angle Lenses For Real Estate Photography: How Wide is Wide?
Interior Lighting With Multiple Strobes: By Scott Hargis
What Should You Charge For Real Estate Photography?
Don’t Charge For Real Estate Photography Until Your Verticals are Vertical
Choosing Gear To Get Started in Real Estate Photography For Least the Cost
My Formula For Pricing Real Estate Photography
The Arithmetic Of Real Estate Photography Pricing
Bracketing With Flash For Exposure Fusion and HDR
Flash For Beginners – Why You Eventually Really Do Need To Use...
A Turn of the Head – Creating More Compelling Bird Portraits
Posted by Chris Roubis on 9th, Dec, 2013 |
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A Post By: Paul Burwell The last time I counted, there were about seventy two quadrillion photos of birds on the internet. Therefore, if you’re dedicating your time to try to stand out as a bird photographer, there is a ton of competition out there. However, there is one thing that you can try to incorporate in your photos that will at least have them stand out a little bit. Creating More Compelling Bird Portraits Wait for the turn of the head. Sounds pretty simple doesn’t it? It sounds simple, but achieving it is often a bit trickier. Many bird species have their eyes placed on opposite...
Resources for Better Landscape Photography
Posted by Chris Roubis on 9th, Dec, 2013 |
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A Post By: Darlene Hildebrandt Just a quick post to give you a few places to look for tips on doing better landscape photography.  Links to a few recent articles, and a couple of ebooks for you to check out.. Ebooks On sale now 50% off (expires December 15th, 2013) Landscape Photography – The Entire eBook Collection This eBook collection has been a really strong seller over at our sister site – SnapnDeals. It’s six landscape eBooks at a great price. Also don’t forget to check out our own best selling Landscapes eBook – Living Landscapes – which launched earlier this year. Living...
Fujifilm XF 23mm F1.4 R real-world samples gallery
Posted by Chris Roubis on 9th, Dec, 2013 |
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I have to say, purely objectively and not currently as a Fuji user, that the general look and quality of the images from the Fuji camera and lens is very, very pleasing in my opinion. The IQ is lovely. They have my attention for sure. Source Article from http://www.dpreview.com/news/2013/12/09/fujifilm-xf-23mm-f1-4-r-real-world-samples-gallery
Motrr Galileo puts new spin on iPhone panorama photography
Posted by Chris Roubis on 9th, Dec, 2013 |
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Full 360-degree panoramas once involved big DSLRs, tripods with panorama heads and a lot of shooting and editing time. But today the processing power of smartphones means that much of this work can be done by a device you carry in your pocket.  Google’s Photosphere camera mode which was launched with Android 4.2 and the Nexus 4 smartphone allows you to capture a full 360-degree panorama that can then be browsed either on the device or in the Google Plus photo viewer. (It’s also available on the new Nexus 5, which we just reviewed.) You can shoot handheld, with the app...
Experienced Editor – TV Show (Sony Vegas Pro)
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WANTED: Camera Operator/Film Editor looking for an interesting project
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Crew Members for a Short Film Needed
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Freelance Cameraman and Editor Needed
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Assistant Photographer
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The Master Henri Cartier-Bresson – the Decisive Moment
Posted by Chris Roubis on 8th, Dec, 2013 |
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A Post By: Darlene Hildebrandt Henri Cartier-Bresson (1908-2004) was a French photographer who is widely considered the father of photojournalism. He phrase the “Decisive Moment†is one that many photographers know well. If you are not familiar with his name or this phrase – it’s time to learn! Father of photojournalism Something I recommend in my classes is to learn about the history of photography. Who are the greats that came before us? How did this craft we know today come to be? There is much to be learned from the masters of yesterday. I want to start introducing them to you...
Lightroom Tips for the Develop Module – the Magic Alt Key
Posted by Chris Roubis on 8th, Dec, 2013 |
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A Post By: Helen Bradley Lightroom tips for the Develop module – one feature in Lightroom that isn’t obvious or easy to discover is the visualization feedback which you can get in the Develop module. In many cases when you hold the Alt key, (Option on a Mac) and click (and hold it) on a slider, the screen will change to give you feedback on the adjustment you are making. This feedback (visualization) take some of the guess work out of how the adjustment you are making is affecting the image. Here are some of the useful visualizations available in the Lightroom Develop module: Alt and the...
DxO releases Optics Pro 9.1
Posted by Chris Roubis on 8th, Dec, 2013 |
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DxO has announced updates to its recently-announced Optics Pro 9 software, bringing speed enhancements, and additional camera support. Optics Pro 9 is the latest version of DxO’s long-running Optics Pro Raw conversion and optical correction software. It brings greatly improved ‘denoising’ (noise reduction) technology for enhanced high ISO image quality. Press Release:...
DxO releases FilmPack 4.5
Posted by Chris Roubis on 8th, Dec, 2013 |
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DxO has announced an update to its FilmPack 4 software, with version 4.5 adding two new ‘film renderings’ – Agfa Scala 200x and Kodak Ektar 100. FilmPack aims to simulate the look of classic film emulsions and can operate either as a standalone program or as a plugin for Adobe, Apple and DxO software. Press Release: DxO FilmPack v4.5 perpetuates the legend of analog...
TIME’s top photos of the year
Posted by Chris Roubis on 8th, Dec, 2013 |
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I can’t but think how weird the people have become. Is there no more beautiful things in this World? Is there only conflict, tragedy, disasters, cataclysms? And the mind of people picking out those for being “the best”, or “top” (of what)?If we think of our life as a cross-section of all we can perceive, isn’t it high time we replaced this kind of thinking? Or do we let things go as they go, and end up in really miserabe frame of mind, where if something does not involve grief, pain, death, or loss – it is not worth publishing / highlighting?I...
Filmmaker Looking for an Interesting Project
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Comedy Sketch Writer – London
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Photographer with Studio and Models
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Launch Online Media
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Photographers needed for the Golden Seven Fashion and Art show (TFP)
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Interview With Designer Benjamin Dauer: “Be Humble, Be Honest, Don’t Be Afraid To Fail”
Posted by Chris Roubis on 7th, Dec, 2013 |
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Interview With Designer Benjamin Dauer“Be Humble, Be Honest, Don’t Be Afraid To Failâ€
By Leona Hu
December 6th, 2013
Inspiration, Interviews, Web Design
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Influenced by his father, an architect, Benjamin Dauer had an early fascination with design, which came first from watching his father draw by hand and then connecting these drawings to physical space. When his father began using digital programs like AutoCAD, Benjamin became equally inspired, seeing it as a way for static design to achieve dimension. Unlike many designers, Benjamin...
This Week In Real Estate Video #87 – Property Video of Michael Jordan’s Home
Posted by Chris Roubis on 7th, Dec, 2013 |
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Wide-Angle Lenses For Real Estate Photography: How Wide is Wide?
Interior Lighting With Multiple Strobes: By Scott Hargis
What Should You Charge For Real Estate Photography?
Don’t Charge For Real Estate Photography Until Your Verticals are Vertical
Choosing Gear To Get Started in Real Estate Photography For Least the Cost
My Formula For Pricing Real Estate Photography
The Arithmetic Of Real Estate Photography Pricing
Bracketing With Flash For Exposure Fusion and HDR
Flash For Beginners – Why You Eventually Really Do Need To Use...
Street Photography – Weekly Photography Challenge
Posted by Chris Roubis on 7th, Dec, 2013 |
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A Post By: Darlene Hildebrandt Something that tends to strike fear into the heart of many new photographers is street photography. So today I’m going to urge you to get out of your comfort zone and go try it. I teach a travel photography class and when I share my photos of different exotic places, it’s always the street photography, and in particular the people photos, that get my students most excited. Taken during a photowalk in Portland, OR. This guy was stopped at a light and I took about 20 photos of him in 30 seconds. Made him laugh! If he had minded he would have said something,...
30 Street Photography Images to Inspire You
Posted by Chris Roubis on 7th, Dec, 2013 |
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A Post By: Darlene Hildebrandt Street Photography – that subject that makes many an experienced photographer run and hide. Done well, it documents daily life, society as we know it today. Today I want to share some street photography images I found particularly good for different reasons. Whether you do this type of photography or not, appreciate the art and skill and enjoy these images. Notice there are a lot of black and white images. It’s pretty common for street photography as it really narrows down to the subject, light and shape. By publikaccion By Stepan Mazurov By praline3001 By...
TIME’s top photos of the year
Posted by Chris Roubis on 7th, Dec, 2013 |
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I can’t but think how weird the people have become. Is there no more beautiful things in this World? Is there only conflict, tragedy, disasters, cataclysms? And the mind of people picking out those for being “the best”, or “top” (of what)?If we think of our life as a cross-section of all we can perceive, isn’t it high time we replaced this kind of thinking? Or do we let things go as they go, and end up in really miserabe frame of mind, where if something does not involve grief, pain, death, or loss – it is not worth publishing / highlighting?I...
Female Amateur Model Required for Portfolio Building
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Set Up Crew Needed Cardiff
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Camera men/women needed for experimental feature film
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Urgent! – One editor required for a short film
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Producer for short film
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Small Crews Required for a 3-min Horror Short Film Competition
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Review: The ONA Bowery Bag for Everyday Photography
Posted by Chris Roubis on 6th, Dec, 2013 |
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A Post By: James Maher The Bowery by ONA Bags These days, no piece of photography equipment excites me more than a good camera bag. Or even better, a practical, light, good-looking camera bag. I’ve been a fan of ONA bags for over a year now and the Bowery is one of my favourites.  It’s small and made for traveling light.  I carry it around almost daily. Well padded and well made, the bag has water resistant, waxed canvas (and believe me, I’ve tested the water-resistant part out), leather details, and beautiful brass hardware. Perfect for sightseeing, everyday use, and street...
5 Tips for Successful HDR Photos
Posted by Chris Roubis on 6th, Dec, 2013 |
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A Post By: John Davenport How do you create successful HDR photos? It’s a question that I’ve gotten from time to time, and before we get started with this post I do want to make clear that there’s no question that HDR photography is one of those never ending battle grounds in the photography world. Much like the Windows vs Apple battle of the PC world, HDR vs non-HDR is a battle that continues to stir the pot. Five tips for successful HDR photos – for those that wish to do it! While it’s always fun to add fuel to the fire from time to time, let’s put the argument of whether or...
Samyang announces 10mm F2.8 manual focus wide-angle prime
Posted by Chris Roubis on 6th, Dec, 2013 |
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Lens mount: Canon EF, Canon EF-M, Fujifilm X, Nikon F (DX), Four Thirds, Micro Four Thirds, Pentax KAF, Sony Alpha, Sony E (NEX), Samsung NX This 2.8 wide-angle would fill the long-overdue APS-C prime range. Even EOS M got some love. Now everybody is happy! Source Article from http://www.dpreview.com/news/2013/12/06/samyang-announces-10mm-f2-8-manual-focus-wideangle-prime
Started out doing photography at the age of 6 using an uncle's old 1940 kodak brownie box camera. At 15 years of age, I decided to buy my very own 1975 Praktica SLR camera. I now shoot with a Nikon D850. I do unpaid TFP and commercial paid work.