Photoshoot and Beyond
What makes photographers spend nearly $5 Million on a camera bag? No, there wasn’t the promise of free candy. Instead, there was innovation. A lot of it. $5 Million worth. Today, I want to introduce you to the Peak Design Everyday Messenger Bag, and give you a little look at what is truly the most forward […]
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Over the years we’ve heard from countless people who have lost their photos. Usually it’s due to hard drive failure, but unfortunately there are tons of ways to lose your images. In this past year alone there have been multiple stories of photographers losing their life’s work due to hard drive theft. It usually takes loss […]
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If you’ve been following this blog for a bit, you’ll know that we recently bought our (now 3 year old!) son, Max, a camera. (If you haven’t watched it yet, the video of him opening the camera is pretty adorable, from a totally biased parent perspective!). Since getting the camera, we have been taking things […]
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I took this photo in 2010 on a trip to Peru. It was taken in the city of Pucallpa, which is on the banks of the Ucayali River, a tributary of the Amazon river. This is one of my favorite photos. It was taken with film (when I had more patience and time to work with film). […]
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I started using Google Photos by accident a couple weeks ago, and now it’s kind of blowing my mind. I guess it actually all started when we used our Android Nexus 5 Phones. There was an option to automatically upload our photos taken with our phones to Google Photos, so I figured why not? Well, a […]
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The new iPhone 6S and 6S Plus can shoot 4K video. That’s about four times the resolution of 1080P. It looks incredible, but is it worth shooting? The example video above was shot using the iPhone 6S Plus in 4K (Make sure to click on the Settings gear at the bottom to change the quality to 4K). […]
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Over the past couple of weeks we’ve been spending a lot of time taking photos with the iPhone 6S. One of the features we were most excited about is the new Live Photos feature. This excitement has kind of turned into a love/hate relationship. The love part is easy: it’s amazing to have a small bit […]
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Sunday evening there was a lunar eclipse during a supermoon! Here’s the photo I took along with some details on how it was taken. First I think that this event should have been called the “Ultramoon”, cause why not? Technical Details Shot with a Canon 70D on a tripod 70-200mm lens at 200mm ISO 125 […]
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Check out this quick demo of Live Photos! In this video I’ll show you how to view a Live Photo, how to take a Live Photo, how to turn Live Photos off, and how to disable the motion in Live Photos that you’ve already taken. The Apple iPhone 6S and 6S Plus launched a few […]
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