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Adams, Curtis, Weston, Levitt, Oh My: Stanford's Cantor Center Wins Again
[ad_1] The Cantor Arts Center at Stanford and The Capital Group Foundation have announced that The Center has been gifted a collection of photographs by some of the most esteemed photographers working in the United States throughout the 20th century: Ansel Adams, Edward Curtis, John Gutmann, Helen Levitt, Wright Morris, Gordon Parks, and Edward Weston. The collection was compiled by…
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Levitation Photography Tutorial: How to Hover with Multiple Exposures
SUBSCRIBE and like http://fb.com/NorthrupPhotography Buy the #1 book with 14+ HOURS of video on Amazon: http://help.tc/s Worldwide use 10% off coupon ‘YouTube’: http://sdp.io/sdpbook Lightroom video book $10 on Amazon: http://help.tc/l Photoshop video book $10 on Amazon: http://help.tc/p Photography Buying Guide on Amazon: http://help.tc/b Worldwide use 10% off coupon ‘YouTube’: http://sdp.io/buybg STARTER CAMERAS: Basic Starter Camera…
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Street Photographer Vivian Cherry Dies at 98
[ad_1] News recently broke that a legendary street photographer, Vivian Cherry, has passed away. Take some time to review her work and her artistic approach, as her decades of experience could benefit any photographer. Vivian Cherry took up photography after a knee injury halted her dance career some 70 years ago in New York City.…
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At War: photographer Don McCullin | The Economist
The award-winning photojournalist looks back over his 50 year career on the front line. Witness to armed conflict and atrocity on battlefields around the world, these devastating experiences changed his motivation. The conflicting emotions still haunt him. An interview to mark the opening of Shaped by War at the Imperial War Museum, the first major…
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Huawei Busted Once Again for Faking Phone Camera Capabilities Using DSLR Images
[ad_1] Phone giant Huawei seemingly have no qualms in the face of being caught using DSLR photos to promote their cameras, as they’ve been busted again. Promotional images for the upcoming P30 Pro including a photo lifted from notorious child photographer Jake Olson. The soon-to-be-released P30 Pro’s camera boasts a periscope zoom lens. However, as…
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Tutorial for Using Enlarger Lenses in Macro Photography and Image Stacking Part 3
This is a nuts and bolts explanation about adapting enlarger lenses to a common digital camera that accepts interchangeable lenses. The example camera is a Canon 60D DSLR. Part Three and Part Four describe the important preparations such as setup lighting issues when using enlarger lenses for macrophotography. Part Three was originally planned to cover…
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Watch This: Footage Released From Canon's 8K HDR Cinema Camera
[ad_1] Canon has been at work creating a suite of cameras and lenses that support 8K video capture. Here’s the first jaw-dropping footage that’s been released showcasing their 8K cinema camera under development. While viewable on YouTube in “only” 4K (most people couldn’t even watch in true 8K if available), “Roots of Japan” hints at…
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The History of Macro Photography
WM-107: How was macro photography developed? It is a genre that is older than you might think, beginning with photomicrography. Today I’ll have the answers for you. Right Here on the Will Moneymaker Photography Podcast. – Show Notes: https://wp.me/p99Bq7-6O – More Episodes https://moneymakerphotography.com/podcast – Follow on Instagram https://moneymakerphotography.com/instagram – Follow on Facebook https://moneymakerphotography.com/facebook – Weekly Giveaways https://moneymakerphotography.com/giveaway…
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What Qualifies as Deception in Landscape Photography?
[ad_1] How often do you think about either being deceived by or deceiving the viewer when you think about landscape photography? It’s a topic worth talking about, as depending on how strongly you feel, it’s a potentially polarizing subject. Photographer Adam Karnacz posted a pretty interesting video a couple days ago that asks a lot…
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Was ist das nur fuer eine Einstellung – Street Photography Tutorial
http://www.video2brain.com/de/products-1107.htm Blende, Verschlusszeit, ISO-Wert: Mit welchen Settings Thomas auf Motivsuche geht, richtet sich vor allem danach, womit er am schnellsten zum Schuss kommt. Dieses Video ist ein Auszug aus Thomas Leuthards neuem Video-Training „Street Photography — Grundlagen. Live dabei mit Thomas Leuthard.” von video2brain Original source