Photoshoot and Beyond
We ran into some old clients the other day while we were out with our boys. We had shot their wedding years ago, and they now had two kids of their own. They asked how things were going since we had doubled the number of children in our home. “It’s challenging sometimes,” I said, though I […]
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Following a Windows 10 compatibility announcement issued three weeks ago, Fujifilm now released firmware updates for 7 x-series compacts and CSCs.
Back in May I got collaboration offer, from a body painter, to make photo session with airbrushed models. This offer gave me the incentive, to finally try out blacklight photography, what I wanted to try out for years now. After searching through web, I found, that blacklight photography is technically rather complicated process. The main obstacle of […]
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If you’re thinking about using the Sony A7R II for underwater photography and/or video, you’ll want to take a look at this gorgeous underwater video “Grand Cayman/Dive Tech” posted by Rusty Sanoian. On Vimeo, Rusty Sanoian explains that the footage was captured using the Sony A7R II in a Nauticam housing, using the Sony F4 16-35 lens, […]
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B&H has the Rokinon 8mm f/3.5 Fisheye lens for Canon, Nikon, Pentax and Sony mounts for $179 (reg. $239) as its Deal Zone deal for today only. Check it out while it lasts here at B&H Photo.
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Photographer Noe Alonzo captured close to 3TB of images over the course of three years to make this time lapse tour of Seoul, South Korea. As he puts it, “Three years of no social life, three years of ditching my friends and events and ignoring my girlfriend so I could be out on some roof. I’d say […]
Thanks to the change to a subscription system that costs £8.57/$9.99 per month, more photographers than ever before have access to one of the most powerful image editing software packages available, Adobe Photoshop. However, all that power brings the ability to get things wrong. Let’s take a look at 10 of the most common mistakes made by photographers when using Photoshop.
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I love photography – and travel. You could say I travel to take photographs and take photographs to travel. Rick SammonFiled under: Inspiration Tagged: Rick Sammon
Every time a new, awesome camera is released, I start thinking of all the reasons I need it. Canon 5Ds? Check. Blackmagic URSA Mini? Check. Sony A7R II? Double check. I mean, the A7R II does about everything I could possibility want in a camera today. But it has one major limiting factor… Me. I […]
Recently, a portrait photographer I know shared in an online group that he had been approached by an acquaintance who wanted him to shoot their upcoming wedding. After giving it careful thought, he eventually came to the firm decision to turn the potential client down because, not only was it was outside of his target […]