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Disturbing photoshopped images of Kamala Harris and Princess Kate used in domestic violence awareness campaign

Italian artist and activist aleXsandro Palombo has launched a street art campaign to raise awareness of domestic violence using heavily photoshopped images of famous women such as Kamala Harris, Duchess of Kent Kate Middleton, President of Europe Ursula Von de Leyen, and Princess Letizia of Spain. The women appear against a stark dark background, front-facing… Continue reading Disturbing photoshopped images of Kamala Harris and Princess Kate used in domestic violence awareness campaign

Zhong Yi announces $600 Mitakon Speedmaster 90mm F1.5 prime for full-frame camera systems

Zhong Yi Optics has announced the release of its new Mitakon Speedmaster 90mm F1.5 lens, a fast, manual prime designed to be a more budget-friendly alternative to Leica’s Summilux M. The lens, which will be available for Canon RF, Leica M, Nikon Z and Sony E mount, is constructed of nine elements in six groups,… Continue reading Zhong Yi announces $600 Mitakon Speedmaster 90mm F1.5 prime for full-frame camera systems

Laptop Review: Apple M1 Max MacBook Pro (2021) – Back with a vengeance

All product photography by DL Cade. By just about every metric you can come up with, Apple’s transition to Apple Silicon on the Mac has been a success. The M1 MacBook Air and MacBook Pro put up performance and efficiency numbers that were hard to believe, at a price point that instantly placed Apple at… Continue reading Laptop Review: Apple M1 Max MacBook Pro (2021) – Back with a vengeance

This Canon teddy bear comes complete with a miniature 5D Mark IV

All I want for Christmas is a camera branded teddy bear with miniature-yet-useless DSLR, said no photographer ever. If however, you have a penchant for stuffed animals and a particular leaning towards a certain camera brand, then you might want to check out this latest offering from Canon! The teddy comes complete with his own 5D… Continue reading This Canon teddy bear comes complete with a miniature 5D Mark IV

How We Show It: Mentorship

What does mentorship looks like? It doesn’t fit into one stereotypical box. Let’s look at the success and impact mentorship has on all of us. When my father was just fifteen, he emigrated to the United States from Cuba. He lived in an orphanage in Madrid, Spain, for about a year before arriving in the… Continue reading How We Show It: Mentorship

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10 Tips: Shooting Sports Like A Pro

A photograph has a number of elements that work together in synergy to make final outcome a treat to see. Photographing sports is no different as Jehan Lalkaka discusses ten tips to become a champion at taking sports photos. Your Tools A telephoto lens would do wonders at a sporting venue. In most sports, photographers are… Continue reading 10 Tips: Shooting Sports Like A Pro

Back to work: The shifting visual of the “modern office” within commercial Licensing

The last year and a half has transformed the way we work. This summer, an Ipsos survey for the World Economic Forum revealed that two-thirds of people globally want to work flexibly when the pandemic is over, with 66% saying that employers should allow more flexible work in the future. Prior to the pandemic, the… Continue reading Back to work: The shifting visual of the “modern office” within commercial Licensing

International Wedding Photographer of the Year winners show wedding photography is creative and fun

The fifth International Wedding Photographer of the Year Awards has just announced its 2021 winners. If you think wedding photography is boring, this selection will prove you wrong and show you just how many fun and unique images you can get at a wedding. This year’s competition received more than 1,500 images across nine categories,… Continue reading International Wedding Photographer of the Year winners show wedding photography is creative and fun