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Packing and carrying equipment for travel adventures is always a challenge. With increasing airline restrictions and not being willing to check your gear, you need to find the best possible alternative for your needs. Like most of my peers, I covet several bags. Usually when going abroad I take a bag with all the equipment and a smaller, second bag for everyday outings once on location. As I tend to travel lighter and lighter every day, I was on the lookout for a bag that could serve dual purposes for my recent Italy trip. I wanted a bag that...
read morePhotographing Starry Skies for Nocturnal Landscape Without Breaking the Bank
Milky Way over the Belgian countryside – Sony RX100, 28mm equivalent f/1.8 + LPR (Light Pollution Reduction) filter, ISO 6400. Panorama composed of 12×3 frames, each frame is the image average of four different photos Photography in low-light conditions is one of the most challenging things to do with a camera. In conditions with faint, moving, distant lights it is even trickier. There is something about a starry sky that simply inspires awe in all of us. And it does so more often since light pollution is getting worst all around the world. I...
read moreReaders’ Showcase: Sarnim Dean
Beautifully captured. I was lucky enough to spend nearly a month touring NZ South Island in March/ April 2013. Saw the desolation in Christchurch that you mentioned but was struck by how positive the people were there, particularly the young. I found it very inspiring. The area SE of Christchurch is quite volcanic but very beautiful, particularly the little town/ port of Akarua where we had a lovely meal in the local Bistro where the chef turned out to be from Swansea here in the UK and his wife was from Christchurch, both in their late 20s....
read moreThis is What It Looks Like to Sue a Viral ‘Clickbait’ Site for Photo Copyright Infringement
California-based photographer Jeff Werner has filed a copyright infringement lawsuit against the popular website ViralNova for publishing (and profiting from) his photos without his permission. ViralNova is a viral content publishing website (sometimes called a “clickbait” site) that launched in May 2013 and exploded in popularity thanks to huge amounts of traffic from social networks such as Facebook. Last month, the two-year-old website was sold to Zealot Networks for a reported $100 million. Jeff Werner worked as a professional...
read morePhotographer Giles Penfound on Storytelling with the Art of Photography
Giles Penfound is a photographer with an engrossing past and a story to tell. Penfound began his journey as a professional photographer over 25 years ago and spent most of his time documenting military operations from within the British Army. Documentary photographer Neale James approached Penfound to produce a short film about his life and work, and the result is the inspirational 30-minute video above. (Note: the video contains some strong language.) Penfound explores the images he created around the world while bringing the...
read moreThis Singer Recreated 28 Iconic Album Cover Photos in a Creative Music Video
Canadian singer Kalle Mattson just released a music video for his song “Avalanche” that creatively recreates some of the most famous album cover photos in the history of music. Over the course of 4 minutes, Mattson steps into 28 different sets to show what his album cover would look like as other iconic albums. The Ramones, Jay-Z, the Backstreet Boys, and Michael Jackson are some of the artists referenced. Brownie points if you can name the others. Here are some still frames showing several of the recreations: (via Kalle Mattson via...
read moreReview: Lensbaby’s Creative Mobile Kit Lenses Bring Selective Focus to Your Phone
Lensbaby has been producing creative art lenses since the company was established in 2004. They have since released a number of different products for both SLR and Mirrorless camera bodies, as well as mobile smartphones. Recently, Lensbaby released the ‘Creative Mobile Kit’ which features two unique lenses: the LM-20 and LM-30. Today, we are taking a look at the kit to see if it truly delivers on its creative promises. Depending on the smartphone you are using, there are different mounting options available for the lenses. Owners of...
read more7 Unseen Photos of Dwight D. Eisenhower Found on an Undeveloped Roll of Film
Photographer Levi Bettwieser has been doing some incredible work as the founder and film technician behind The Rescued Film Project. Back in January he made headlines around the world after finding 31 rolls of undeveloped film that was shot by a World War II soldier. Now he’s made another fascinating discovery: after developing an unprocessed roll of orphaned film from California, Bettwieser found never-before-seen photos of former US President Dwight D. Eisenhower. “I don’t know for sure where I acquired the roll of film or how long...
read moreProfessional Photographer Magazine Honors Nikon with Two 2015 Hot One Awards for Best Multi-Function Lens and Speedlight/Hot Shoe Flash
MELVILLE, NY – Professional Photographer Magazine has selected the Nikon AF-S NIKKOR 300mm f/4E PF ED VR lens and SB-500 Speedlight as the pros’ top choice in the Multi-Functions Lens and Speedlight/Hot Shoe Flash categories, respectively for the 2015 Hot One Awards. The annual Hot One Awards honor the hottest products for professional photographers. From hundreds of entries, a panel of judges—who are all professional photographers—name their top choice among dozens of photography products and services. The awards are highlighted in the...
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read moreWeekly Photography Challenge – Antique Cars
Old cars – look around you, they’re everywhere. By PoL Úbeda Hervàs Weekly Photography Challenge – Old Cars Admit it – photographers love old things. The more battered, torn, peeling, weathered, falling down, beat up, rusted, broken and just in generally poor condition an item is – the more we love to photograph it. Right?! Tell me I’m not alone on that? So your challenge this week is to go find an old car. It could be ancient and broken down like described above, or overhauled, in pristine condition, and well cared for by a car enthusiast....
read more28 Timeless Images of Time-worn Old Cars
Antique, old, rusted, archaic, crumbling, ancient, and time-worn – all words that could describe vintage vehicles. Some are in better condition than others, some in running order, others put out to pasture. Photographers love to shoot crumbling subjects. I hope you enjoy these images of old cars: Plymouth by Aaron J. Groen on 500px Old memories by László Gál on 500px Old Metal by Meagan V. Blazier on 500px P L Y M O U T H by Liban Yusuf on 500px Rusted Car in Flowers by Lidija Kamansky on 500px Racing through the streets of Havana by Mikko...
read moreInjecting joyful chaos into the spaces hidden within abandoned Irish cottages
While most photographers document faded, old buildings with a sense of mourning and nostalgia, Jill Quigley injects her playful images of abandoned homes with anarchic immediacy “The interventions are intended as a fresh approach to subject matter that would otherwise be considered nostalgic,” explains Belfast-based photographer Jill Quigley, describing the work she’s been making in abandoned buildings in Ireland. The project came about when she sought a subject to work on during her master’s degree at the University of...
read moreOn the fly: SeattlePI.com photographer captures Blue Angels from the air
The Blue Angels announced their arrival in Seattle this week as they usually do – suddenly, and with a lot of noise. Over the past couple of days we’ve been able to catch glimpses of them flying over from our office windows, as they prepare for a local maritime festival. But our view is nothing like the one SeattlePI.com photographer Josh Trujillo had during their flyby yesterday afternoon. High above Lake Washington, he captured the Blue Angels and a few other stunt pilots flying beside them as they completed...
read moreQuick Review: PhotoKeeper
PhotoKeeperwww.photokeeper.net from $3.99/month Cloud storage offers many benefits over local storage, including the ability to access content anywhere and, in some cases, automatic syncing across devices. Some cloud services like Flickr, Google Photos, and 500px are dedicated solely to image storage, and as such their features are optimized for the needs of photographers. While photography-centric cloud storage is dominated by a few big players like Google, ample options exist outside of that core group, and one such...
read morePhotographer Makes 6-Foot-Long Print of Every Single Person at Wedding
Photographer Liam Hennessey runs a wedding photography studio in downtown Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada. Recently he was hired to shoot a wedding at a hotel that was extremely close to his studio. Wanting to do something unique for the couple, an ambitious idea popped into Hennessey’s head: “Why don’t we have every guest come to our studio and get their photo taken?” he thought. So they did. Inspired by the dance scene in Taylor Swift’s music video for the song “Shake It Off,” Hennessey invited all 111 people at the wedding to his tiny...
read moreThe GoFish Cam is an Undewater Action Camera for People Who Fish
Submersible action cameras are nothing new to the marketplace, but two brothers have teamed up to design a unit specifically geared at those who fish, and they are turning to KickStarter to get it funded. The unit is aptly named the ‘GoFish Cam’ and sits on your fishing line while capturing footage down to 100m without wobble. Additionally, built-in night vision ensures that you’ll never miss the shot. The GoFish captures 1080p HD color video through a 170-degree wide-angle lens. Designed to be tough, the ‘armor casing’ keeps the unit...
read moreCouples Who Share Photos of Themselves Online Are More Likely to Stay Together
The next time you roll your eyes at yet another photograph of two couples embracing on social media, consider this: they are more likely to remain together than a couple who doesn’t plaster their love across the Internet. Scientists Catalina L. Toma and Mina Choi of the University of Wisconsin-Madison came to that conclusion after a recent study on “the association between Facebook self-presentations of coupledom and relationship longevity among college-aged dating partners.” They examined the relationships of 212 undergraduates at...
read moreWant a Medium Format DSLR? The Pentax 645D is Now $4K, Down from $10K
The Pentax 645D has received yet another major drop in price. Originally retailing for $10,000 when it was introduced five years ago, this 40 MP medium format monster is now selling for $4,000, less than half the price. We may not all be ready to whip out our wallets, but at less than $4,000 the 645D boasts one of the best digital medium format values on the market. Beyond the beast’s 40MP CCD sensor, it boasts a weather-sealed magnesium alloy body with a 3-inch 921,000 dot screen. The unit is compatible with Pentax’s 645 lineup of...
read moreThis Homemade Instant Camera Uses Raspberry Pi and a Thermal Printer
Photographer Arvid Larsson recently made himself a portable instant camera that’s powered by a Raspberry Pi computer camera and thermal receipt printer. The printer is a Mini IoT that you can get for about $45 from places like eBay, and the photo is sent to it from Raspberry Pi via a serial RS-232 cable. Code for controlling the printer in Raspberry Pi can be found on GitHub. After getting the camera working, Larsson had a body 3D printed for it and designed and painted by illustrator Anna Kristensson. The final product is a small...
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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.