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Production Crew for a New Film Production Company
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read morePhotographers Needed for Actor
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read moreInternational Photographer for Location Shoot
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read more5 Steps to Rock the Brenizer Method
What is the Brenizer Method? The Brenizer Method is named after wedding photographer, Ryan Brenizer. He didn’t invent the method but instead made it popular by using it with his wedding clients, and teaching others how to do it as well. For those who have been around photography for a while, you will recognize the process. Photographers have been stitching images together to create panoramas for decades. However, Photoshop and similar software have now made this method extremely simple for you. Advantages of using the Brenizer Method...
read more6 Tips on How to do Horse Show Photography for Parents
The sport of horse riding and showing can be very rewarding and beneficial to a young child. However, capturing those memories to print and share with family and friends can be a challenge for parents. Basic horse knowledge is helpful not only in keeping your child and their horse safe, but others around them as well. The following are a few dos and don’ts to get you started successfully, and safely, photographing your child at horse shows. #1 Avoid the use of flash Camera flashes from the audience during rodeos and exhibitions are common,...
read moreGet your photos featured in an upcoming Readers’ Showcase
Tarina Golf, Siilinjärvi, Finland, 2014. Photo by Janne Voutilainen We see the work of our talented readers every day when they post their images to our galleries, forums and challenges. Lately we’ve been showing off some of our favorite reader portfolios in a weekly showcase. If you’re a site regular and you’d like your photos to be considered for a future Readers’ Showcase, just drop us a line. Include a link to your online photo portfolio as well as your DPR user profile. We’ll pick our...
read moreFirefighters Try To Shoot Down Camera Drone with Their Hoses
Angry (and possibly drunk) neighbors aren’t the only ones attacking camera drones these days. Yesterday, a man named John Thompson took his drone to a structure fire in New York to capture some aerial shots of the fire company battling the blaze. 12-minutes into the flight, the firefighters on the ground suddenly began trying to shoot the drone out of the sky with water from their high-pressured fire hoses. Here’s what the incident was like from the drone’s point of view: “This is real misconduct on their part and very...
read moreIdiot Box: Portraits of Kids with Eyes Glued to a TV
In any given week, the average US child will watch more than a day’s worth of TV. This subject is the focus of a new photo series by photographer Donna Stevens called Idiot Box. It’s a set of portraits showing blank expressions on kids faces as they watch television in a dimly-lit room. “TV is just one of the ever present Black Mirrors through which we negotiate our lives today,†the Australian photographer tells PetaPixel. “Idiot Box hopes to explore the darker side of our love for technology.†“Should we exhibit more...
read moreTesting the Image Quality of the Yongnuo 35mm f/2 for Canon EF
Here’s a look at the optical quality of the Yongnuo 35mm f/2 for Canon EF. There’s only so much that can be tested at home without fancy gear (MTF charts and the like) so I did a few tests that gauge common aesthetic qualities, using techniques that are often recommended for testing at home. It’s not super scientific, but it does give some further input on the lens and what you might expect. And all tests were done as compared to the Canon 35mm f/2 lens — each shot was taken on a sturdy tripod, and all settings were kept the...
read moreThe Seawolf is to Water as Camera Drones Are to Air
Camera drones are all the rage today, but what if you want to take your camera down into water instead of up into the air? That’s where the Seawolf comes in. Created by the company TTRobotix, the Seawolf is a remote control submarine that’s designed to carry a small camera for underwater photos and videos. The 7.7 kilogram (~17 pound), 70cm long sub can dive down to a depth of 8 meters and features a mounting point on the front that can fit a GoPro HERO3 or HERO4 action camera. The 5-blade brass propellers allow the sub to travel...
read more$1,350 Camera Drone Whacked Out of the Air by an Angry Neighbor
The folks over at Lucky7Drones were testing out their $1,350 DJI Phantom 3 camera drone this week when an angry neighbor walked up and whacked the drone out of the air with a shirt, breaking the 4K camera and three of the props. Luckily for the drone operators, the whole incident was captured on camera. In a blog post, the drone owners write that the “extremely inebriated†neighbor actually committed a felony by damaging their drone since it’s valued at over $500 (in California anything over $900 is felony vandalism). The...
read moreLighting Operators for The Who’s TOMMY the Musical
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read moreFilmmakers For A Fun Short Film
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read more1 or 2 Co-Screenwriters Wanted!
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read moreDOP for Ambitious Film Festival Shoot
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read moreCrew Needed for Edgy Short Film
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read morePhotographing Sea Turtles
 By Joseph Tepper  Without question, one the most popular marine creatures is the turtle. Green, hawksbill, loggerhead, leatherback—we love every one. And best of all, they can be found and photographed in almost every destination. With a little bit of preparation and technique you can separate your turtle shots from the rest and produce images that even Crush the turtle from Finding Nemo would call “righteous!†  Types of Turtles...
read moreWeekly Photography Challenge – Street Photography
In this previous post I shared a bunch of street photography images. But not just any old random ones. They are images that were taken all around the world, but yet still have a common thread, a connection. They included: Photographers shooting other photographers Subways, taxis and transportation Markets and vendors And buskers or street musicians By Fabrizio Maestroni Weekly Photography Challenge – Street Photography Now the challenge is over to you. Go do some street photography, and if you want to take the challenge up a notch then try...
read more39 Street Photography Images That Have Common Threads
Street photography is a popular genre which many photographers enjoy, just for the sake of doing photography. You can find many articles on it here on dPS. Let’s look at a few street photography images from around the world and see if we can’t find similarities, as well as differences between them all. I got carried away selecting images for this collection because I found the inter-connections intriguing and it inspired me. I hope you can see it too. Photographers shooting other photographers Working the Scene by Shamas Malik on 500px He...
read moreSpecial issue: photography education
For our July special issue, we profile some of the world’s leading colleges and teachers about the secret of their success What does the perfect art college look like? The Ecole cantonale d’art de Lausanne in Switzerland, profiled in our July issue (now on sale at newsagents in the UK and selected countries abroad, or via iTunes for our iPad edition, or directly from The BJP Shop), must come pretty close, with its balance of the vocational, the conceptual and a dash of the downright weird. Not to mention...
read morePhotographer creates picture of 100-man orchestra… with the same person playing each instrument
Why did it take 400 photos? 10,000 x 20,000 pixels is 200mp Seems very unnecessary when you can cover that with about 30 photos Then the extra 100 photos of the individual subjects… Just the time alone seems too long for this project. Source Article from...
read moreMarwell Wildlife Photographer of the Year contest now accepting entries
Leopard Cub in the Light. Marwell Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2014 winner. Photo by George Wheelhouse The sixth Marwell Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition is now accepting entries. This is an annual contest open to wildlife photographers residing in the UK, with a top prize that includes an eight day photography trip in Estonia via Wildlife Worldwide (valued at £1,795/$2,740) and a year’s subscription to Digital Photographer magazine. Other prizes offered include camera gear and annual Marwell...
read moreNikon D3200 firmware C 1.04 available
Nikon has released ‘C’ firmware version 1.04 for the D3200. This update addresses an issue with the camera’s memory card slot, causing the access lamp to light for too long or the camera to give an error while the user is accessing the memory card. Visit Nikon’s website for the download. Download Nikon D3200 firmware ‘C’ version 1.04 Source Article from...
read moreA Look at How the Top iOS Mobile Photo Editing Apps Stack Up
With many cameras now supporting integrated Wi-Fi connectivity, a good number of photographers are editing their photographs while still on the road. There is a variety of applications on both iOS and Android that offer different feature sets at varying price points. In this article, we’ll take a look at some of the best offerings to help you pick out what may be the best solution for your circumstances. Photoshop Express — Free for iOS/Android Our first contender is made by Adobe and is an excellent companion for those with a...
read moreThe High Cost of Suing for Copyright Infringements
If you’re wondering why copyright infringement is so widespread on the Web and why wealthy artists like Richard Prince can test the boundaries of copyright law without much worry, consider this: by the time photographer Daniel Morel won $1.2 million in 2013 after a 5-year copyright battle, his law firm had racked up a staggering $2.5 million in legal fees and costs — most of which won’t be paid.PDN has published an eye-opening look into the financial figures involved in this case, and the takeaway is concerning for photographers....
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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.