In April 2021, I wrote an article that tackled the topic of creating photographs of women breastfeeding in public. I asked a simple question: “In the world of street photography ethics, is it okay to photograph a woman breastfeeding?” My conclusion was, although I wouldn’t, if it’s happening in a public space and the intentions… Continue reading New Law Bans Making Photographs of Women Breastfeeding. Is It Right?
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Why it’s time to start collecting NFTs and how to get started
From Eric Young, who’s invested more than $1 million in NFTs, to Colborn Bell, who estimates he’s spent approximately $400,000, NFT collectors have taken the art world by storm. In recent months, Young famously resold three of his pieces, including two by Mad Dog Jones; initially purchased for $700 for both, he later sold those… Continue reading Why it’s time to start collecting NFTs and how to get started
Samsung Continues To Support ePHOTOzine’s Prestigious ‘Photo of the Week’ In 2022
ePHOTOzine is delighted to announce that Samsung will continue to support our prestigious ‘Photo of the Week’ accolade for the seventh consecutive year!
8 Tips for Impactful Street Photography Lighting
The post 8 Tips for Impactful Street Photography Lighting appeared first on Digital Photography School. It was authored by Valerie Jardin. Lighting is a key component of great street photography. After all, by carefully working with the light, you can capture shadowy photos, silhouettes, upbeat shots, ethereal images, and so much more. But what type… Continue reading 8 Tips for Impactful Street Photography Lighting
Set in Dublin’s notorious Ballymun estate, Ross McDonnell’s new photobook tells a tale of rebellion
Reading Time: 2 minutes “I set out years ago to capture something wild and untamed that I felt was disappearing from Irish society – the sad part is that it came true.” Joyrider, the first photobook by Ross McDonnell, recounts the six years the Irish photographer spent documenting life in Ballymun, an infamous housing estate… Continue reading Set in Dublin’s notorious Ballymun estate, Ross McDonnell’s new photobook tells a tale of rebellion
The January 2022 Issue of Photoshop User Is Now Available!
Happy New Year, everyone! The January 2022 issue of Photoshop User is now live on the KelbyOne site and KelbyOne Mags for iOS and Android. In this issue, learn how to streamline the process of opening images in Photoshop from Lightroom Classic, plus getting inspiration from both AI and real people in Lightroom, using profiles and Color Grading for unique color… Continue reading The January 2022 Issue of Photoshop User Is Now Available!
The Entangled Flow of Water
Few residents of the Saidapet slum had pipes attached to their motors, so that they could draw water from their private containers on the ground. Sathish Kumar “Photographs can be exhibited anywhere, provided they communicate the story.” When Sathish looks at water pipes, he is reminded of a maze, especially the ones he found while… Continue reading The Entangled Flow of Water
Superior Sharpness, Surprisingly Close: Nikon Z 105mm Macro Review
kon’s Z lenses tend to be much sharper than the older optics, an improvement that had me itching to try the system’s first macro lens. The Nikon Z 105mm Macro, formally called the Nikon Z MC 105mm f2.8 VR S, brings a true 1:1 ratio to the company’s full frame mirrorless system. The 105mm can… Continue reading Superior Sharpness, Surprisingly Close: Nikon Z 105mm Macro Review
Cindy Sherman’s self-portraits and 5 other photo exhibits worth seeing right now
“Untitled #87,” by Cindy Sherman (American, born 1954), 1981, chromogenic print. Image: 59.2 x 122.5cm (23 5/16 x 48 1/4in.); Frame: 78.7 x 139.7 cm (31 x 55 in.). This photograph is part of the “Alter Egos | Projected Selves” group show currently on view at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, in New York. ©… Continue reading Cindy Sherman’s self-portraits and 5 other photo exhibits worth seeing right now
FAA Investigating Plane Crash Filmed and Posted on YouTube
We’ve covered a lot of crazy antics that social media personalities attempt to get views, clicks, or just attention at any rate. From falling out of a car window to falling off of a cliff and beyond, it’s getting tougher to do something “novel” in this genre of media. But today’s story somehow does just… Continue reading FAA Investigating Plane Crash Filmed and Posted on YouTube