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New Twitter policy says don’t share photos/videos without a subject’s permission

Twitter Twitter has just introduced a new privacy policy that limits the sharing of photos or videos of private individuals without their permission. While it sounds like it might be a big deal—and it has certainly prompted a big reaction—it’s probably nothing for photographers to worry about. What does the new policy say? Twitter already… Continue reading New Twitter policy says don’t share photos/videos without a subject’s permission

Microsoft Adds More Robust Photo Editing Features to One Drive

After introducing basic photo editing functionality to One Drive over the last year, Microsoft has added several more, including exposure adjustments, cropping, creative filters, and the ability to add markups. “We’re excited to announce new photo editing features in in OneDrive on the web that will enable you to crop photos, adjust light and color,… Continue reading Microsoft Adds More Robust Photo Editing Features to One Drive

5 Mistakes Landscape Photographers Make on Location

Creating a successful landscape image takes a combination of many factors ranging from solid technique to creative vision and careful planning in advance. When you are trying to bring everything together in the field, it can be easy for something to go wrong. This excellent video tutorial will show you five common mistakes landscape photographers… Continue reading 5 Mistakes Landscape Photographers Make on Location

How to Capture the Best Quality Low Light Sports Photos

Professional sports photographer Paul Rutherford shares valuable advice on how to tackle fast-paced sports shoots in low-light situations. Sports photography is exciting yet challenging, even in the most favorable shooting conditions. Add to the mix low lighting conditions, and it can become a frustrating experience that leads to blurry or outright missed shots if not… Continue reading How to Capture the Best Quality Low Light Sports Photos

Photo Of The Day By Denis Dessoliers

Photo By Denis Dessoliers Today’s Photo Of The Day is “Transition 2” by Denis Dessoliers. Location: Yosemite National Park, California. 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… Continue reading Photo Of The Day By Denis Dessoliers

Laowa 85mm f/5.6 Review: The Smallest 2x Macro Packs a Big Punch

The new Venus Optics Laowa 85mm f/5.6 2x Macro lens is one of the smallest macro lenses that I’ve ever used for a full-frame sensor. It is even smaller than the Laowa 50mm f/2.8 2:1 for Micro Four Thirds, and that’s no mean feat! The reason for a small f/5.6 lens is that very few… Continue reading Laowa 85mm f/5.6 Review: The Smallest 2x Macro Packs a Big Punch

Christopher Anderson’s reflection on love, time and family revisited

Reading Time: 2 minutes “These photographs are not a documentation or story telling or even art. They are declarations of Love” Christopher Anderson’s latest book, SON, takes the form of an older series revisited. It is distinct from the photography for which he garnered critical acclaim. Documentary work, significantly the images he created on a… Continue reading Christopher Anderson’s reflection on love, time and family revisited

The Polaroid 600SE Was Called “The Best Instant Film Camera”

If there is anything out there that is easy to lust after, it’s the Polaroid 600SE. I mean, what’s not to love? They’re rangefinder cameras that can take various film formats and have sharp glass? More importantly, the camera is heavily supported by the hacked and modding community. You can take the dive in with… Continue reading The Polaroid 600SE Was Called “The Best Instant Film Camera”