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Photo Shoot with a 15-Year-Old Elk Hunter Challenges Photographer’s Views On Hunting
Recently, after a decade as a successful wedding photographer and another decade as a professional snowboarder, photographer Hillary Maybery decided to switch it up a bit and start shooting more commercial lifestyle and fashion work. But her favorite type of work is personal work. And it’s her personal desire for continued growth and variety that led her to challenge her own pre-conceptions and create an interesting photo series that follows a 15-year-old girl who loves to elk hunt. The idea came to Maybery while browsing Facebook...
read moreResort Family Shot Required Tweed Heads – 2 adults 2 children
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read moreDSLR versus Mirrorless: Guide to help you decide which is right for you?
A Post By: Simon Ringsmuth Recently there has been a great deal of buzz in the photographic community regarding a few terms that might sound a little odd or strange, like “mirrorless†or “micro four thirds.†These refer to different types of cameras that might not be as popular as standard DSLR models right now, but many think are the future of photography. However, just understanding what everything means can be an exercise in frustration, especially when all you likely want to do is buy a camera you can enjoy using. By Nadir Hashmi...
read moreDigital Photo Editing Workflow – Better Images From Capture to Output
A Post By: Nat Coalson Better images from capture to output A comprehensive look at the essential steps and principles in an effective photo editing workflow with highlights of key tools. Have you ever tried to find a digital photo you know you worked on, but couldn’t remember where you saved it, or even what it’s called? Do you find yourself re-editing photos you’re sure you finished before? Or are you stuck, staring at an image you know could be made better, but not sure which adjustments to make, or even where to start? We’ve all...
read moreAll-in-one: Ona Capri bag review
Ona Capri www.onabags.com $349 /£313 We’ve heard the refrain ‘the best camera is the one you have with you.’ It’s implied here that you don’t have a proper camera with you, and are using your smartphone to take pictures. Quality suffers, but hey, at least you got a picture rather than none at all. The underlying assumption is that you’re not carrying a proper camera because it’s a pain. And in lots of situations, it is. Cameras require care, and bags with nice little padded...
read moreWeird and wonderful: International science photography competition open for entries
wow, best 6 photos series I seen on here. Science photos are always fun to see, the funny ant. Not as easy to capture, so you don’t see much of it as other genres (landscape, street, portrait, etc). Source Article from http://www.dpreview.com/articles/6107777625/international-science-photography-competition-open-for-entries
read morePolaroid’s Instagram Logo Look-a-Like Camera, the Socialmatic, Gets an Official Release Date
After three years of teasing and a handful of tentative release dates that have come and gone, the Polaroid Socialmatic instant printing digital camera officially has a release date. As in, an actual day… not just a month or quarter. Starting January 1st, 2015, the blown up Instagram logo will be ready for the world to hold, see, shoot and share. Similar in almost every regard to the concept first shown off years ago, the specs are slightly different, fortunately for the better. The final specs for the camera include a 14-megapixel...
read moreNew Report Shows Solid State Drives Can Take Over 1,000 Years of Data-Writing Abuse
Media storage has come a long way since the days of the room-sized 3.75MB hard disk drives (HDDs) you had to carry around with a fork lift. Most recently, solid state drives (SSDs) have taken over, providing a much more durable means of storing your media, since there are no moving parts inside. But just how durable are we talking here? It turns out, very. The Tech Report recently put six different drives through the wringer, and it’s been concluded that today’s SSDs will last a thousand years of use — long enough to last until...
read moreGet Ready for the Holidays with this Tutorial on How to Photograph Christmas Lights
In honor of the holiday season, Jay P. Morgan of The Slanted Lens decided it would be a wonderful idea to show the world how to photograph Christmas lights. Breaking down the task into an easy-to-follow process, this four-minute video will get you ready to go Christmas light hunting as December wears on. What stands out in the video is Morgan’s helpful graph that explains why time-of-day is more important than most every other factor when you’re trying to capture the perfect shot of a Christmas-light covered house. The lights will...
read moreWatch the Northern Lights Dance Over Norway in Real-Time for 5 Breathtaking Minutes
If you’re like us, seeing the Aurora Borealis in person is high on your bucket list… quite possibly right at the top. The idea of watching this spectacular natural light show in real-time is thrilling, and while you don’t get there sitting on your couch reading this, the video above by Ole C. Salomonsen of Arctic Light Photo is about as close as you’re likely to get without being there in person. Captured over the course of several months in Norway, Salomonsen has compiled the best of the best real-time footage he was able to...
read more10 Truths About Being a Photographer
Is it the best job ever? Well yeah, sometimes, most of the time really, but it also comes along with some bullsh** that not everybody realizes. I know that most people would imagine being a photographer is all glamour, all fun, all exciting… well here’s some things that really happen… 1. You end up spending a lot of time on your own Because if photography is your job, then editing can take up a ton of time, and that means being stuck inside for days sometimes staring at a screen… on your own. You stare outside at the beautiful...
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read moreProfessional photographer required for gym and sport shoot.
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read moreWeekly Photography Challenge What Winter Means to You
A Post By: Darlene Hildebrandt Earlier I shared a set of frosty images to get you in the wintery mood. Now it’s the time for the weekly photography challenge, so it’s your turn to get out and shoot winter. Since winter means different things and looks different depending on where in the world you live – this challenge is about winter and what it means to you. If you’re in the northern hemisphere that might mean: Snow Ice Frost Fog Winter sports Frozen things Cold Here are some examples: By @Doug88888 By Sharon Mollerus By Mathias...
read more31 Awe Inspiring Majestic Winter Images
A Post By: Darlene Hildebrandt If you’ve followed the news recently you may have heard about the crazy snow storm in New York state in the USA. Many feet of snow fell in 24 hours and whole cities were brought to a halt. But cold weather can make for some great photographic opportunities. Enjoy this series of frosty winter images, but stay warm! The Magic of Bled Island by Dan Briski on 500px Ice on Fire by Javier de la Torre on 500px Sugar house by Andrey Chabrov on 500px No End In Sight by Todd Shaffer on 500px In Hiding by Robert Beideman...
read moreCamsFormer is a programmable smartphone trigger for DSLRs
We have seen a number of smartphone-controlled camera trigger devices enter the market in the last three years or so and it seems we will soon have another, very feature-rich, option if the CamsFormer Kickstarter campaign is successful. Given it has already reached almost 75% of its $7000 funding goal at 57 days to go we can assume it will be. CamsFormer plugs into the USB and cable release port of your camera or flash and is controlled wirelessly from a smartphone and tablet. It can trigger up to two cameras and two flashes using...
read moreLuminous Endowment announces first round of grant winners
Photo by Vincenzo Mazza, winner of the Luminous Landscape Grant. Pollino National Park, Italy. The Luminous Endowment, an charitable fund headed by Michael Reichmann, has announced its first round of grant recipients. Reichmann is the founder of Luminous Landscape, a website dedicated to fine art photography. His focus has shifted recently to the creation of the Endowment, which awards merit-based grants to photographers seeking to start or complete projects, books or exhibitions. The aim, according to Reichmann, is to...
read morePhase One’s new photo contest rewards winner with IQ250 loan
Phase One has announced a new photo contest today offering photographers a chance to win the use of a Phase One IQ250 medium format camera system for a month. The contest seeks submissions demonstrating the contest’s theme “What the world’s best __ is made of”, and will run through the rest of the month. Photographers may submit a single photograph illustrating their answer to the contest’s theme; there are no restrictions on subject matter or the gear used. Once the contest ends, Phase One...
read moreRumored Olympus OM-D E-M5 successor may offer resolution-boosting ‘sensor shift’
Rumors are swirling about a possible replacement to Olympus’ venerable OM-D E-M5 (pictured above). Rumors are circulating about a possible successor to the Olympus OM-D E-M5. According to rumor site 43rumors.com, the camera is likely to be called the Olympus E-M5II or the Olympus E-M5 Mark II and is said to feature a 16MP sensor but with a sensor shift function allowing users to boost resolution up to an equivalent 40MP. This follows a rumor from November that Olympus has stopped production of the E-M5 model....
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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.