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read moreLooking for Photographer for Portfolio Update
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read moreSecond Photographer in Hawaii
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read moreMy Biggest Photography Failures and What I Learned
A Post By: Gina Milicia “Success is a poor teacher. We learn the most about ourselves when we fail, so don’t be afraid of failing. Failing is part of the process of success. You cannot have success without failure.†– Rich Dad, Robert Kiyosaki I was at a high-pressure shoot recently, and one of my clients was watching me make adjustments to my camera and lighting. They commented, “How do you remember all that stuff? You make it all look so effortless.â€. The truth is that after thousands of photo shoots it has become second nature,...
read more7 Tips and Etiquette for Taking Portraits in Public
A Post By: Mujahid Urrehman Facial expressions, skin and hair, and sad or sparkly faces have attracted the artist’s eye since the first caveman recorded his first story on rock. Facial features have the power to convey stories. A single image says more than a thousand words. If you are a photographer who shares this joy in the human form, you would recognize that each person is unique and beautiful in his or her own way. If you are a portrait photographer, you know how humbling it is when you are given the privilege of taking a photo....
read moreAdobe releases Camera Raw 8.7.1 with Sony a7 II support
Adobe Camera Raw 8.7.1 final release is now available, adding support for the Sony Alpha 7 II and a handful of lens profiles including the EF 24-105mm f/3.5-5.6 IS STM and EF-S 24mm f/2.8 STM from Canon. A bug related to chromatic aberration with the Samsung NX1 has also been addressed in this update. See the full details from Adobe below. Download Adobe DNG Converter 8.7.1 Camera Raw 8.7.1 is now available as a final release for Photoshop CS6 and Photoshop CC. This release includes support for the Sony ILCE-A7M2 and also...
read moreTake two: Canon EOS 7D Mark II Review
Ok, I get that this thing is weather proofed, has modern high ISO performance, as good a shutter as you’re going to get, and an AF system that’s best in class for tracking motion. All that said, it’s an $1,800 APS-C camera! Who has that kind of budget and can’t afford a FF camera that for not much more money can match most of the 7Dm2’s features with about double the sensor area? The Sony A99 is only 10% more money. I get the “It’s pro” stuff, I just don’t get who is pro AND APS-C. If...
read moreShareGrid offers peer-to-peer gear rental
Renting gear from professional camera rental services has served as a vital resource for many photographers borrowing expensive or niche equipment for a shoot. Now, a new challenger has arrived, and the Los Angeles startup aims to create a peer-to-peer alternative to online rental services – enter, ShareGrid. ShareGrid is a service that allows local photographers and filmmakers to rent to and from each other. It provides a ‘fully verified and always secure’ platform backed by Athos Insurance Services, so...
read moreACDSee Ultimate 8 introduces layer-based editing
ACDSee Ultimate 8 adds layer creation and manipulation to the existing features of ACDSee Pro 8 and ACDSee 18. ACD Systems has announced ACDSee Ultimate 8, bringing for the first time layer-based editing to its Digital Asset Management and image manipulation software. It offers the same image adjustment capabilities provided by ACDSee Pro 8 with the added ability to create and manipulate layers, as well as support for 32-bit and 64-bit transparency. It’s available now to PC users only for $149.99. Press...
read morePeter Lik’s most expensive $6.5m photograph – best marketing stunt.
The Most Expensive Photo in the World, or the Best Marketing Stunt? Published on December 10, 2014 by Allen Murabayashi The airways and Internet tubes have been filled with news that Peter Lik has sold a black and white photo of Antelope Canyon for a record setting $6.5 million, raising eyebrows amongst many photographers. This tops the previous record holder, Andreas Gursky, by nearly $2.2m. As with his 2010 piece, One, the purported sale was to a private collector, and therefore there was no way to verify the claim. Rumors have swirled for...
read moreI Discovered a Treasure Trove of Unpublished Rock and Roll Photographs
About 6 months ago, I put an ad on Craigslist trying to sell a 2×12 guitar cabinet. The next day I got a response from a nice guy named PJ who was interested and the transaction was soon under way. While at my house to pick up the equipment, PJ noticed my Canon 7D and various other camera gear sitting on my desk. He then proceeded to tell me that he too was a photographer and that he used to take a lot of photos of bands on the East Coast in the mid 70s early 80s. Being a musician myself and a big fan of rock and roll photography, I...
read moreHow I Shot a Time-Lapse of a Large Thunderstorm Rolling Through Sydney
Shooting time-lapse is fun. Watching a big storm devour a city is fun. Doing both at the same time is ‘super’ fun. Sydney has been getting hit with unusually big storms for this time of year over the past week. This past Sunday my girlfriend and I went out to shoot one of them. As it happened it was one of the bigger ones! In this post I will explain a few things about the capturing and editing, as well as thought processes behind certain editing decisions. Time-lapsing a Big Storm Camera? I used a Canon 5D MkIII with external...
read moreThe Most Expensive Photo in the World, or the Best Marketing Stunt?
The airways and Internet tubes have been filled with news that Peter Lik has sold a black and white photo of Antelope Canyon for a record setting $6.5 million, raising eyebrows amongst many photographers. This tops the previous record holder, Andreas Gursky, by nearly $2.2m. Andreas Gursky’s Rhine II sold for $4.2m – the most expensive (verified) photo ever. As with his 2010 piece, One, the purported sale was to a private collector, and therefore there was no way to verify the claim. Rumors have swirled for years that Lik’s...
read moreThe Polluted Waters of NYC’s Gowanus Canal Turned into Colorful and Abstract Art
Peer into the Gowanus Canal in New York City, and you’ll see what is widely recognized as one of the most polluted bodies of water in the United States. The contamination is so bad that the canal has been designated a Superfund site. When photographer Steven Hirsch looks, he sees something more: fine art. His project “Gowanus: Off The Water’s Surface†is a series of photographs that explore the abstract explosions of patterns and colors seen on the surface of the water — sights reminiscent of a Jackson Pollock painting....
read moreCollageMo Helps You Turn Your Photos Into Beautiful Collages for Your Wall
Want to decorate your wall with a collage of your photos, but don’t want to spend the time, energy, and money required to make it happen? CollageMo can help. It’s an app that does for photo collages what Mosaic does for photo books. The app is designed to be simple and efficient. Select a collage design (there are many premade templates that range from 4 panels to 15 panels), import photos (from your phone, Facebook, or Instagram), and check out. A complete collage kit with your photos will arrive at your doorstep ready for...
read moreLooking for drone operators- PAID
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read moreURGENT – BLOKEY COUNTRY MEN for TV Commercial
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read moreFilm Editor Wanted for Exciting Projects
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read moreStill Photographer Needed for Corporate Training Shoot
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read moreThe 30 Most Popular DSLR Lenses with our Readers
A Post By: Darren Rowse Over the last week we’ve published posts revealing the most popular DSLRs and Compact System cameras among our readers (based upon what they’ve been buying in the last 3 months). Today we’re looking at the best selling and most popular DSLR Lenses*. This list is completely dominated by Canon and Nikon lenses so we’ve decided to break them out separately into two lists and then have put the 6 other lenses (from a variety of manufacturers) into a third list. Note: at this stage we didn’t see any major trends in...
read moreWhen NOT to use a Polarizing Filter
A Post By: Gavin Hardcastle Yes I just blasphemed against the gods of landscape photography. Not using a polarizing filter for landscape photography could be considered sacrilegious among some circles and indeed, I myself have written ad nauseam of the importance of this simple yet powerful photographer’s tool. Now I’m going to selectively contradict myself. The fact is that in most outdoor photography situations a circular polarizing filter can hugely improve your photographs, but there are times when leaving that shady piece of glass...
read more6 Tips for Photographing Dogs in Action
A Post By: Kelly Wolfe Canine action images are my absolute favourite thing to photograph. The freedom you can see in their expressions that split second as they leap into the air in excitement, and being able to freeze that moment into a single photograph is amazing. It’s a lot of fun for the photographer, dog, owners and is a good challenge too! Safety first Before you attempt any of the tips in this guide, please remember that no image is worth risking the safety of you or the animal. With dogs it is important that you only choose...
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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.