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DPReview Readers’ best shots of 2014
Very nice pictures all-around! Let this be a reminder to trolls and fanboys that THIS is what photography is about: no emphasis on what camery was used, just the end result as the photographer envisioned it. @DPR: a pity that it isn’t possible to easily navigate though the pictures in a screen-filling format – having to click on every image to see it full-size and then closing the opened tabs again is very cumbersome. Also, I found the categories quite confused – I realize the mamoth task it must have been to make the...
read more2014 DPReview Readers’ Best Shots: Things
Things #1, 6 both fantastic Source Article from http://www.dpreview.com/articles/4888416443/2014-dpreview-readers-best-shots-things
read more2014 DPReview Readers’ Best Shots: Places
15,13,11, 8, 7, 6, 4 but seriously all are really good. Source Article from http://www.dpreview.com/articles/7359589461/2014-dpreview-readers-best-shots-places
read more2014 DPReview Readers’ Best Shots: People
1,6,10,12, though well done all. Source Article from http://www.dpreview.com/articles/6865451188/2014-dpreview-readers-best-shots-people
read moreA Tongue-in-Cheek Take on Camera Test Videos
Chicago-based photographer and videographer Jon Cole made this test video for the Sony FS7 that puts a humorous tongue-in-cheek spin on generic camera test videos. It features a “model’s commentary†voiceover by his wife that imagines what the subjects in these videos are thinking when their friend or family member gets a new camera and asks them to stand in for a “quick testâ€. (via Jon Cole via cinema5D) Source Article from...
read morePhotographer Makes Fruits and Vegetables Glow by Sticking Lights Inside
Romanian photographer Radu Zaciu has been experimenting recently with photographing fruits and vegetables using internal lighting. He places bulbs inside and uses that as the main light source for his series of glowing images. The project is called “The Light Inside.†He starts by drilling or carving holes into the fruits and veggies. The holes need to be big enough to fit a light bulb, but not so big that it completely removes the flesh of the “subject†(which helps give a glow color that unique to the fruit). “It all...
read moreHow USA Today Photographers Shoot a Hollywood Awards Show
USA Today created this short behind-the-scenes video that offers a glimpse into how its staff photographers go about covering the Screen Actors Guild (SAG) Awards ceremony, one of Hollywood’s major award events that’s attended by some of television and cinema’s biggest celebrities. The photographers talk about how they set themselves up in their respective assignment locations (e.g. red carpet, theater, and photo room) and the unique challenges they face for their specific task (e.g. identifying the right people/moments and...
read morePhotographer Shoots a Portrait of Every Book Reader Spotted on the Subway
“The Last Book†is an interesting series of images collected by Dutch photographer Reinier Gerritsen, who spent 13 weeks over 3 years scouring the subway system of New York City for riders reading books. Every time he saw one, he would snap a picture and make a note of the book that was being read. Gerritsen shot thousands of photographs during his many hours in the subways, and what resulted was an extensive catalog of subway riders and their books of choice. He has selected a large number of them for display on the project’s...
read moreA Look Into the Life and Work of Surf Photographer Zak Noyle
Zak Noyle is a surf photographer based out of Oahu, Hawaii who’s considered to be one of the best in the business. He became the senior staff photographer of Surfer Magazine when he was just 25 years old, and his work has appeared in numerous magazines (e.g. ESPN, SI, Nat Geo) and advertisements (e.g. Billabong, Chanel).Berad Studio recently shot this 5-minute profile that offers a glimpse into Noyle’s life and work: Noyle says he grew up around the swimming pool, which gave him both stamina and a love for water. He’s also been...
read moreActors Required For Feature Film The Legend of Ben Hall
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read moreModel for Photographic Shoot
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read moreWin: A Luxury Studio Photoshoot
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read morePromo Girls Wanted for Chch
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read moreVideographer or Camera Person with Lighting Equipment Preferably
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read moreBrand New Show Casting – ‘This Is Your Life Change’
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read moreUnderstanding the Basic Sliders in Adobe Camera Raw
A Post By: Darlene Hildebrandt In this short video tutorial by Tuts+ you can get a quick overview of how the basic sliders work in Adobe Camera Raw. It has a great demonstration using a white to black grayscale image which shows what each slider does, and which parts of your image each are affecting. There is also a good indicator of why you want to be shooting RAW format instead of JPG, showing the same corrections done on both formats and the difference the the larger RAW file makes. Enjoy the video: For more Photoshop tips check out our...
read more6 Steps to Growing Your Photography Business Using a Recommended Vendors List
A Post By: Scott Wyden Kivowitz In this article I talk about a technique used in all types of business, but of course will relate it to photography. To make it easy to understand, I am going to discuss the technique specifically for wedding photographers. But it is important to know that the technique you will learn in this article can work for any type of photography niche or genre. Utilizing a business partner vendor list to grow your business How so? By creating something of value to offer website visitors, which will in turn get them to...
read more2014 DPReview Readers’ Best Shots: Things
Some cool images. Really like no 1 and 6.7 is mad! No 11 isn’t too bad … : ) Source Article from http://www.dpreview.com/articles/4888416443/2014-dpreview-readers-best-shots-things
read more2014 DPReview Readers’ Best Shots: Places
15,13,11, 8, 7, 6, 4 but seriously all are really good. Source Article from http://www.dpreview.com/articles/7359589461/2014-dpreview-readers-best-shots-places
read moreDPReview Readers’ best shots of 2014
Very nice pictures all-around! Let this be a reminder to trolls and fanboys that THIS is what photography is about: no emphasis on what camery was used, just the end result as the photographer envisioned it. @DPR: a pity that it isn’t possible to easily navigate though the pictures in a screen-filling format – having to click on every image to see it full-size and then closing the opened tabs again is very cumbersome. Also, I found the categories quite confused – I realize the mamoth task it must have been to make the...
read more2014 DPReview Readers’ Best Shots: People
1,6,10,12, though well done all. Source Article from http://www.dpreview.com/articles/6865451188/2014-dpreview-readers-best-shots-people
read more24 Tips by Legendary Filmmaker Werner Herzog
German filmmaker Werner Herzog is considered by some to be “the most important film director alive.†Writer and fellow filmmaker Paul Cronin recently published a book of conversations with the legendary film director, titled “Werner Herzog: A Guide for the Perplexed.†The back cover of the book features 24 piece of advice by Herzog — words of wisdom he picked up over the decades. The tips are specifically geared toward filmmakers, but they’re pretty applicable to photographers as well. Many of them are simply pointers for...
read moreTip: Easily Remove Geotag Data Using Mac’s Preview and Windows’ Properties
If you’re not comfortable with the idea of uploading photos to the Web with geotag data baked into the file, there are some easy ways you can scrub the data to protect your privacy. Both Mac and Windows computers offer simple solutions for quickly removing sensitive location info from your photo files. Mac’s Preview If you’re using Mac OS X Yosemite, your Preview app has some new EXIF scrubbing capabilities. Simply open up your photo in Preview, go to Tools in your menu bar and select Show Inspector, hit the (i) icon for the info...
read moreDeal Alert: Amazon Prime on Sale for $77, Today Only
There’s a sweet (and rare) deal going on today that many photographers may find beneficial: Amazon is discounting its Amazon Prime membership for one day only. It costs just $72 today through a special promotion, compared to the ordinary price tag of $99. The promotion is in celebration of the 72nd annual Golden Globe awards (Amazon has an original Golden Globe Award-winning series called Transparent.) This sale is geared toward signing up new Prime members, but existing subscribers can take advantage of it as well. Simply enter your...
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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.