Computational photography refers to processing images, often as they’re captured, in a way that goes beyond simply recording the light that hits a camera’s image sensor. Getty Images The most profound shift in photography since the transition from film to digital is happening now—and most people don’t realize it yet. That shift is computational photography,… Continue reading Computational photography explained – the next age of photography is already here
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The pandemic doesn’t stop Christmas Wish project from making sick children happy through photography
Australian photographer Karen Alsop and her team have used photography for years to bring a smile back to the faces of sick children. They’re well-known for the heartwarming project Christmas Wish, and they managed to pull it off this year despite the pandemic and lockdowns. I believe most of us need some extra magic during holidays.… Continue reading The pandemic doesn’t stop Christmas Wish project from making sick children happy through photography
15 Ways to Get Rid of Cluttered Backgrounds
Aditya Nair and Raj Lalwani tell you several tricks you can try, to ensure that a weak background does not distract from that otherwise perfect photograph you wish to make. How many times have you captured the perfect moment and later, realised that there is a tiny element in the background that is really distracting?… Continue reading 15 Ways to Get Rid of Cluttered Backgrounds
The Panasonic Lumix GH6 Is Delayed
Panasonic now says: “We are aiming for commercialization in early 2022�
Sally Mann wins the 2021 Prix Pictet award
Reading Time: 2 minutes The US photographer’s series Blackwater ties American history to contemporary environmental danger and is on display at the V&A The winner of the Prix Pictet, the international photography award centring on sustainability, was announced at a ceremony at London’s V&A last night. Sally Mann’s Blackwater (2008–2012) was selected as the overall… Continue reading Sally Mann wins the 2021 Prix Pictet award
Galeryst is a free Lightroom plugin that creates 3D galleries
When the pandemic began, we moved our lives online more than ever before. Even art exhibitions have taken place online for the past two years, and perhaps you’re considering throwing one of your own. Well, Galeryst makes it quite simple. It’s a Lightroom that adds your images to a 3D virtual gallery, and it’s completely… Continue reading Galeryst is a free Lightroom plugin that creates 3D galleries
Is a Photograph Ever Finished?
In 1958, Ernest Hemingway admitted to The Paris Review that the final words of A Farewell to Arms was rewritten 39 times before he was satisfied. Marcel Duchamp’s The Bride Stripped Bare by Her Bachelors Even (otherwise known as The Large Glass) took him eight years until he decided that he didn’t want to work… Continue reading Is a Photograph Ever Finished?
Mission Blue Announces New Hope Spot: The Biological Marine Corridor of Osa, Costa Rica
The waters off the Osa Peninsula attract migratory species such as humpbacks, hammerhead sharks and manta rays
FREE Sparkling New Year Clip Art Pack
Glitter, anyone? Add some sparkles to your New Year designs by downloading this FREE New Year Clip Art Pack today. A new year means a whole new chapter full of exciting opportunities. So, let’s celebrate it with something sparkly! This FREE New Year Clip Art Pack is here to help you create some fun and… Continue reading FREE Sparkling New Year Clip Art Pack
Wicked Sharpness, Beautiful Bokeh: Leica Summicron M 90mm f2 Review
While the nifty fifty gets all the attention, a 90mm prime brings that bokeh in closer. The Leica M-mount system doesn’t have any shortage of 90mm options. The Leica Summicron M 90mm f2 is brighter than the company’s Macro f4, yet less than half the price of the Summilux M 90mm f1.5 ASPH. It brings… Continue reading Wicked Sharpness, Beautiful Bokeh: Leica Summicron M 90mm f2 Review