Donald Trump Learns A Lesson In Framing: Loses It With Photographer Shooting Lots Of Empty Chairs On His Speech

Udi Tirosh

Donald Trump is many thing, but gentle-tempered is probably not one of them. On his Wednesday  speech in a South Carolina ballroom AP photographer Mic Smith took a photo of the ballroom looking half empty with all the back chairs being unoccupied. That photo was used by news outlets like the NYTimes and  businessinsider to suggest that Trump […]

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Adobe Unveils Photoshop Elements 14 & Premiere Elements 14

Eric Reagan

Adobe has revealed its annual update the Elements software series with Photoshop Elements 14 and Premiere Elements 14. Photoshop Elements 14 adds several new features and enhances several existing features. Two new “wow” features include camera shake reduction and a dehaze tool. Here’s a look at shake reduction: And below is a walkthrough of the dehaze tool […]

Hacking a Canon Camera with Magic Lantern Menus

Richard Harrington

Have you ever wished for more control on your Canon DSLR?  In this tutorialfrom the Video Gear Weekly series presented by lynda.com authors Rich Harrington and Robbie Carman dig deep into a hacked Canon camera.  This option really enhances what you can do with a DSLR using Magic Lantern.   This specific tutorial is from the Video Gear Weekly […]

Japanese Photographer Captures The Beauty Of Living In Japan

Tiffany Mueller

  Five years ago, Takashi Yasui’s niece was born. It was with this new arrival, Yasui would discover a passion for photography. What started out as a way to capture his beloved family, began evolving into a serious hobby. Now, Yasui works as a freelance photographer based out of Kyoto, Osaka, Japan–and his portfolio has […]

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