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Documenting These Odd Phobias was Pretty Fearless for Anna Hoormann
“I found so many bizarre phobias,” says Anna Hoormann about her research into things that people are oddly scared about. What started as a mid-term university project became a fascination with some of the most unusual things that frighten humans today. Are we really human if we’re not even remotely scared of anything?
Buying an Entry-Level Camera as a Present for a Child? Please Consider Getting Something Better Instead
Entry-level cameras are the best option for beginners, right? Plus, that popular brand must be the right choice, mustn’t it? As the song goes, it ain’t necessarily so. Here’s why you should consider choosing something better. [ Read More ]
The Worst Photography Advice I Keep Hearing
The photography profession at times can be somewhat outdated in its approach, standards, and business practices. Over the years, I continually hear certain bits of bad advice, so let’s look a bit deeper into these. [ Read More ]
Is This Affordable Bokeh Master Lens Worth the Price?
50mm lenses are some of the most popular out there, and they range from sub-$100 f/1.8 versions to well over $2,000 for professional-level f/1.2 versions. However, Meike makes a 50mm f/1.2 lens for all popular full frame mirrorless mounts that costs less that $400, making it a potentially appealing option for photographers and filmmakers who… Continue reading Is This Affordable Bokeh Master Lens Worth the Price?
Good Lighting Kits for Beginner Studio Photographers
When you are ready to move into working in your own studio, you will, of course, have to bring in your own lighting. Lighting can run a huge gamut of price and features, however, and it can be tricky to know what you need to get started. If you are looking for some decent lighting… Continue reading Good Lighting Kits for Beginner Studio Photographers
Photo Of The Day By NamHui Anderson
Photo By NamHui Anderson Today’s Photo Of The Day is “The Blessing Night of Vesturhorn” by NamHui Anderson. Want to get your images in the running for a Photo of the Day feature? Photo of the Day is chosen from various galleries, including Assignments, Galleries and Contests. Assignments have weekly winners that are featured on the website homepage,… Continue reading Photo Of The Day By NamHui Anderson
Check Out This DIY Projector Lens Mod To Get Swirly Bokeh for Cheap
Adapting lenses to different camera mounts isn’t something that is new to photographers. This photographer shares some specific DIY steps to adapt cheap projector lenses to a mirrorless camera. The result? Beautiful f/1.2 swirly, bokeh-filled images. [ Read More ]
Dorota Gorecka Fell In Love With Photography Using An Empty Studio
“My intention is to get the viewer interested in what the model is thinking,” says Dorota Gorecka of Poland when I ask her what gets people so engrossed in her portraits of women. She began playing with photography equipment in the unused studio at the advertising agency she worked at. Spending more and more time… Continue reading Dorota Gorecka Fell In Love With Photography Using An Empty Studio
Experimenting With In-Camera Multiple Exposures
A lot of modern cameras allow you to create multiple exposures. Not many photographers are using this function. At first, I forgot about it, thinking it was just a gimmick. But it turns out to be a very creative tool. Perhaps this article will inspire you to try it out. [ Read More ]