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Lights Man Needed for "Sandow" Teaser Shoot
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read moreLooking for Camera-Men and Videomaker
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read moreBeginner/Amateur Photographer for Baby Cake Smash Shoot
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read moreWeekly Photography Challenge – Long Exposures
A Post By: Darlene Hildebrandt In this collection of long exposure photographs you can see some great examples of how you can use this technique to produce stunning images. By Stewart Ayrey I teach a night photography class and many times I’ve seen a whole new world of exciting things open up for my students when they learn about long exposures. Of course you can use this technique in the daytime as well, but it is often associated with night photography. On a weekend workshop I lead we go out and photograph the sunset and I MAKE them use...
read more37 Ethereal Almost Supernatural Long Exposure Photographs
A Post By: Darlene Hildebrandt Landscape photographers use a technique involving long exposures to create those milky smooth waterfalls, and misty images of coastlines. But what other ways are long exposures used? Here are a few long exposure photographs that seem almost otherworldly or supernatural in their appearance for you to ponder and enjoy: Smoking Jungle by Karim Nafatni on 500px Snake on a Train by Brian Donovan on 500px Skipping Rocks by Michael Shainblum on 500px Autumn Swirl by Andrew Kumler on 500px 49 Shades of Grey by Dylan Toh...
read moreThe Contest Winners of the Three Tamron Lenses Are…
A Post By: Darren Rowse A VERY BIG Thank You to everyone who entered our recent competition to win one of three lenses from our friends and site sponsors at Tamron. Tamron 16-300mm Di II VC PZD Macro and Tamron SP 70-300mm Di VC USD This was not actually a photography competition, per se, but so many of you shared your beautiful photographs, we encourage you all to go back and scroll the comments section for some wonderful photographs and links to reader pages/sites. The response was absolutely AMAZING with over 1,000 entries! In fact, it was...
read morePhottix launches Indra 500 TTL mains or battery powered studio heads
Flash and accessories brand Phottix has introduced a new studio flash head that can be powered via the mains in a studio environment or through a portable battery pack when flash is needed in the field. The Phottix Indra 500TTL offers 500 watts of output across eight settings from full power to 1/128th power and, according to Phottix, it can be synchronised with shutter durations as short as 1/8000sec. Depending on output required, flash duration ranges between 1/250sec and 1/15,000sec. The TTL in the name refers to the...
read moreCanon 7D mirror box filmed at 10,000fps
I asked this question on the YouTube page, but maybe I’ll have better luck here: I’m sure I’m making an obvious mistake here, but it’s killing me 🙂 At 4:20 he explains how the top of the picture is “older” than the bottom, due to the way the shutter leaves work. Then at 4:28 he further explains that this is in fact reversed due to the way lenses invert the image, i.e. the bottom of the picture will be “older”. So why is the shadow of the cork, which is lower in the frame and therefore should be...
read moreLast Chance to vote! 2014 Readers’ Polls – best product of 2014
Think what you want. People are no longer buying cameras, they are buying reviews. They read the reviews, mingle in the fanbois forums, click through to B&H, Adorama, Amazon, etc., pay their money — and five days later they finally get their camera, bought sight unseen. Pretty crappy products when people are no longer inspecting the actual product before they buy. Look at the “I want it” numbers in the voting. And then the links at the bottom inviting you to “Shop Now” at Amazon. People are buying reviews. Bricks...
read morePerfectly Clear App for Android updated to version 4, iOS update to follow
Athentech has released the latest version of its auto-enhancement photo editor Perfectly Clear App for Android, bringing it up to version 4. With the latest update users are given several new features for further improving their photographs, as well as new detection algorithms for the Next Generation Beautify feature specifically. Those who upgrade will have access to five more photo enhancement features comprised of: Face Slimming, Blemish Removal, Shine Removal, Circle Removal, and Catchlight. Â Of course the original features from...
read moreHow I Made Myself a DIY Spider Light for $40
I recently made myself a DIY Spider Light as a thrifty alternative to the Spiderlite that costs hundreds of dollars. The entire project ended up costing $40 per light and can be built entirely with parts from a local home improvement store. It turned out pretty well I think, with the added benefit of being bulletproof — you can stand on the body without breaking it. What You’ll Need How to Build It I started off by using a holesaw to drill socket holes in the 4†domed cap. Then I trimmed some length off the back end of the 4â€...
read moreThe Graceful Movements of Tennis Players Captured with Long Exposures and Strobe Lights
For a series of photos titled “Chronophoto,†photographer Jean-Yves Lemoigne paid tribute to old strobe photography camera tests with his own series of images that explore the movements of tennis players. The effect was achieved entirely in-camera by photographing the athletes in a dark studio with long exposures and repeatedly flashing strobe lights. Each of the flashes records a ghostlike image of the player in the frame at a different moment in time. These photos were captured for a special tennis issue of Black Rainbow...
read moreWatch How DSLR Shutters Work in 10,000FPS Super Slow Motion
If you want to see the mechanics of how a modern DSLR shutter works, one way to do so is through slow-motion captured with a high-speed camera. That’s what Gavin Free of The Slow Mo Guys recently did by pointing a Phantom Flex at his Canon 7D and capturing what goes on inside the mirror box during exposures of various shutter speeds. By slowing down the movements after shooting at up to 10,000 frames per second, we get to see exactly what goes on in the camera in the blink of an eye. Viewed side-by-side, we see the gaps of various...
read moreCrowdsourced Instagram Photos of Snowstorm Land on the Front Page of the New York Times
Yesterday’s front page of the New York Times featured a story about the snow that has been falling on the Northeastern United States. Accompanying the article and dominating a large portion of the page were 9 Instagram photos of the snow as snapped by Times readers. Poytner points out that this appears to have been the first time the New York Times published audience-submitted photographs on the front page of its printed newspaper. On Monday, the New York Times published an article that asked readers to share their Instagram photos...
read more‘Photographs’: A Touching Animated Short About an Old Lady and a Polaroid Camera
“Photographs†is a touching 6-minute-long animated short film about an elderly woman who comes across an old (but working) Polaroid camera. She begins snapping instant photo selfies and uses those images to relive her younger days. The film was created back in 2010 as an undergraduate animation thesis project by animators Brendan Clogher and Christina Manrique while they were studying at Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles. (via DigitalRev) Source Article from...
read moreQantas frequent flyer online video
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read morePromotional Staff needed in Sydney
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read morePromotional Staff Needed in Melbourne
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read morePromotional Staff Needed in Adelaide
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read morePromotional Staff Needed in Perth
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read moreCostume Designer For Short Film
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read moreLooking for Photographer for Editorial Bridal Shoot
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read more11 Tips for Creating Stunning Photographs of Cities at Dawn
A Post By: Anthony Epes We’ve all seen hundreds of gorgeous photos of sunrises over beaches and beautiful landscapes. Of course they have the capacity to wow and inspire, but I would argue that it’s far more interesting to photographs cities at dawn. You have so much more to work with – buildings, graffiti, debris, rivers, glass, the odd person, roads, and greenery in the midst of all of this urban-ness. The possibilities to create unique photos are endless. So, if you combine all this intense city landscape with the wonderful and...
read moreFood Photography – How to Shoot A Beverage With Only Two Lights
A Post By: Joel Dryer The wonderful thing about food photography is that you can easily turn your apartment, home, or garage into a studio. This image was shot for a local ice cream franchise that offers a different spin on the traditional root beer float. The set was constructed on a coffee table with common household items, and was lit with just two lights. Final image You might be thinking that the featured photo does not look like your normal, every-day root beer float, and you would be right. The ice cream pellets in the float...
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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.