[ad_1] Robert K Baggs is a professional portrait and commercial photographer from England and Director of Acufocal London. Robert has a First-Class degree in Philosophy and a Master’s by Research. In 2015 Robert’s work on plagiarism in photography was published as part of several universities’ photography degree syllabuses. [ad_2] Original Source Link

[ad_1] When people in the movie-viewing world think of sharks, the 1978 hit movie “Jaws” often comes to mind. Who could forget its ominous theme song or that menacing movie poster of a massive great white shark about to consume a swimmer? Over four decades later, it’s evident that many people still remember these cinematic…

[ad_1] After more than two years of beta testing, nonprofit organization Creative Commons has just launched its own search engine. And with over 300 million images available, here’s hoping it proves to be worth the wait. The search engine is intended for use when searching the commons’ archive of free content available in the public domain,…

[ad_1] Stepping up to a telephoto lens can be a jarring experience for bird photography hopefuls. With such a limited field of view while looking through the camera’s viewfinder, how are you ever supposed to find anything? In the latest video from my budding YouTube channel, I share a few techniques that you can use…

[ad_1] Earlier this year, I wrote a full review of the new LensCoat LegWrap Pro. From the title, “The Best Way to Carry a Heavy Tripod Setup,” you can probably guess that I liked it. Here I take a look another new tripod accessory from LensCoat, the LegCushion, and see how it compares to my…