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A Time-Lapse of the World’s Largest Salt Flat, Where the Earth Reflects the Sky
Time-lapse photographer Enrique Pacheco shot this beautiful time-lapse at Salar de Uyuni in Bolivia, the world’s largest salt flat. The 4,000-square-mile area is a popular destination for photographers, as the ground reflects the sky in ways that blur the distinction between heaven and earth. Pacheco captures this natural beauty in motion in this 3-minute film titled “Reflections From Uyuni.†“The reflections produced by the water flooding in the rainy season are the main protagonist Enrique Pacheco´s camera,†the...
read moreMemory Clock Lets You Relive Memories with Photos When You Check the Time
Memory Clock is an interesting new concept design that combines the world of clocks with the world of digital photo frames. It’s a clock that helps you relive memories by showing you photos from the past. The product itself is shaped like a little house, and the circular clock face on the front features digital hands overlaid on photos provided by the user. Transferring a photo to the device is as easy as tapping and swiping it in a special app on your phone. The concept goes beyond the generic photo frame, however, as the clock is...
read moreHow to Make a DIY Solargraphy Pinhole Camera for 6-Month Exposures
Want to try your hand at creating a solargraph? Photographer Justin Quinnell recorded this informative and humorous 14-minute video tutorial on how you can create a pinhole camera for 6-month-long exposures using only a beer can, some photo paper, a pin, and lots of gaffer tape (which Quinnell calls the “elixir of lifeâ€). Here’s an example solargraph Quinnell made by putting one of these cameras on a roof for six months (there are more in this online gallery): You can also find a text version of this tutorial over on Justin’s...
read moreNotice on Recognition of Impairment loss
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read moreNikon Corporation provides aid to the victims of the earthquake in Nepal
April 28, 2015 Nikon Corporation would like to express its profound sympathy and condolences to the victims of the earthquake that took place in Nepal. In response to this tragedy and to extend an immediate support to the victims and affected areas, the Nikon group has decided to provide the following assistance: Nikon Corporation sincerely hopes for the earliest possible recovery from this disaster. ...
read moreAsian Model for Fashion Photoshoot
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read moreEditor Required – for showreel
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read moreA Camera Operator "BlackMagic" for Shooting a Short Film
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read moreAboriginal Model Management Australia – Seeking Photographers & H/MUA’s
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read moreAssistant Editor in Christchurch
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read moreBeginner Club/Event Photographer Needed Urgently
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read morePhotographer Needed May 4th
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read morePhotographing Eels
 By Joseph Tepper  Eels—love them or hate them, they make for awesome underwater photography subjects. And best of all, they’re found in almost every tropical, temperate, and cold water destination in the world. Here’s your guide to producing stunning images of eels.   Eels as Photography Subjects  Eels come in a variety of sizes, colors, and temperaments. The smallest eels can be only a few inches...
read moreTravel Photography Tips – Photographing the Coast
Tranquil beaches and sheer cliffs offer some of the best opportunities for stunning travel photography, and it’s no surprise that some of these types of shots are my personal best-selling photos. Photos of a picturesque beach on a sunny afternoon, intense storm clouds gathering at sea, and dramatic waves crashing into rocks are all very popular scenarios; the possibilities are endless when photographing the coast. Here are some simple tips to help you with your coastal photos: Choose the Right Time Coastlines offer a wealth of photo...
read more12 Tips for Mastering the Clone Stamp Tool in Photoshop
You will not often find the stairs of Opera Garnier in Paris free of people, so you will need to put the Clone Stamp tool to work to remove the people if you want a clean picture. This applies at many other tourist destinations as well. There are a lot of good post-processing tools available for making minor edits to your photos. Within Photoshop, there are the Healing Brush and the Spot Healing Brush tools. Lightroom now has its own healing brush. Those are great for minor edits to your photos like removing spots or power lines. When it...
read more5 DIY Hacks to Have in Your Camera Bag
Close up of a DIY camera wrist strap made from paracord 1. Camera strap(s) I stopped using the camera strap that comes with the camera (DSLR) quite awhile ago now. My fundamental gripes were as follows: Not at all comfortable to wear around the neck, especially if you have a long lens attached to the camera. Didn’t particularly like the camera brand name in bright colors screaming out to potential camera thieves that you have a nice camera worth taking! The strap was a nuisance when the camera was mounted on a tripod. Because of the strap...
read more5 Tips for Geting Sharper Images When Doing Long Exposures
Long exposure photography makes it possible to show the passage of time in a still photograph. It does this by blurring moving elements and sharpening the static parts. But there is a downside to long exposures – any camera movement blurs the static elements. Here are four simple ways you can prevent unwanted blurring. 1. Use a Good Tripod For very short exposures there are ways to hold yourself and your camera steady, like: How to Reduce Camera Shake – 6 Techniques. However, when you’re taking an exposure of a few seconds, you need...
read moreEpson International Pano Awards open for panoramic photographers
One of the top fifty images from the 2014 competition, by Ajit Menon Entries are now being accepted for the Epson International Pano Awards competition that celebrates and rewards outstanding panoramic photography. In its sixth year, the contest which is sponsored by Epson Australia, has a prize fund of $50,000, including a single prize of $5,000 for the Jeff Mitchum Fine Art category. As well as $20,000 in cash, the total prize fund is made up of Epson printers and projectors, and vouchers for the Triple Scoop Music...
read moreLG G4 puts focus on the camera
LG has announced its new flasgship smartphone, the LG G4. The new model takes over some of the G3’s design details, but from a hardware point of view it’s an all around new device. Specifically, it puts a lot of emphasis on camera specifications. In the camera module the 16MP 1/2.6-inch CMOS sensor is a touch larger than the 1/3-inch sensors in many other phones, and the F1.8 aperture is the fastest among the current crop of high-end mobile devices. The improved optical image stabilization system now works along 3 axis,...
read moreAnsix introduces LensPacks: Rear lens caps with Velcro for bags
Ansix Engineering has taken to Kickstarter with its LensPacks, a rear lens cap backed with Velcro that can be attached to the inside of a camera bag. It’s designed to speed up lens changes – when a lens swap is necessary, the photographer can twist the current lens into the waiting rear cap, then twist a different lens off of another cap. The lens caps are said to fit into any camera bag. If a bag does not have a lining compatible with Velcro, Ansix is offering Velcro fasteners with adhesive backing....
read moreMindShift creates bag range for action cameras and accessories
US bag manufacturer MindShift Gear has introduced a new range of bags and pouches aimed at the GoPro and action cam market. The GP series is made up of 10 individual cases that can be purchased individually or in three bundles of differing sizes. MindShift says that the cases are ideal for carrying and organizing all the kit and accessories that go with action cams because they have clear windows that allow the user to see immediately what is in each bag. They also come in a range of sizes to suit the different...
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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.