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Underwater Photography Masterclass

Underwater Photography Masterclass

Ever wonder what it takes to bring your DSLR scuba diving? Photographer Larry Cohen, an expert in underwater photography, explains how you can start your own underwater photographic adventures in this tutorial. He covers the gear you need, such as underwater housing and strobes, and also goes on to discuss some of his own experiences […]

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A Hyperlapse Made Entirely of Google Street View Photos

A Hyperlapse Made Entirely of Google Street View Photos

A truly fresh and clever idea. Teehan+Lax, a digital experience company, has created a hyperlapse video using photos taken from Google’s Street View. The particular unit which created the hyperlapse says that they are “tasked with exploring the creative uses of technology in the digital channel and framing technical possibilities for the agency, clients, and […]

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NBA Player Borrows Camera That Falls on Court

NBA Player Borrows Camera That Falls on Court

Here’s an interesting bit of news. The other day during a Raptors vs. Bulls NBA game, the Chicago Bulls’ forward, Carlos Boozer, accidentally kicked a DSLR out onto the court. The Toronto Raptors’ forward/center, Amir Johnson, spotted the camera and picked it up. But before returning it to its owner, Johnson decided to take a […]

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How to Keep Your Photos Safe: Backup or Die

How to Keep Your Photos Safe: Backup or Die

So how important is backup? It really comes down to how much you value the photography you create for clients or for your family. Do you want to make sure it won’t be lost forever? Then backing it up properly is critical. This new eBook explains the most time-efficient and fail-proof methods for backing up […]

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Striving for Authenticity on Big Photography Projects

Striving for Authenticity on Big Photography Projects

Stephen Alvarez loves to tell stories. “The storytelling always drives what I do, but the technology enables storytelling that we just couldn’t do before,” he shares. See how his images speak to you in the video below: Alvarez has been a National Geographic photographer since 1995. He has covered expeditions and explorations all over the […]

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Portrait Lighting Basics with a One Light Setup

Portrait Lighting Basics with a One Light Setup

A one light setup is simple yet effective—and apparently, easy to do, as Jay P Morgan from The Slanted Lens explains it. He starts off by saying that “everything in the world is a ball, a cube or a cylinder.” A key light is used to highlight across the face, leaving a shadow line which drops […]

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Behind The Scenes of an Interrogation Photo Shoot

Behind The Scenes of an Interrogation Photo Shoot

Art direction and set design play a major role in many photoshoots, which is why when selecting a location for an interrogation themed shoot, photographer Chris Razoyk set up studio in the machinery room in the basement of a swimming complex complete with exposed pipes and cement steps, all which help set the scene. Scouting […]

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Improve Your Portrait Photography With Purpose And Passion

Improve Your Portrait Photography With Purpose And Passion

Becoming a photographer is lot more than acquiring expensive cameras and an extensive lighting collection. To truly be a photographer, one must have creativity and a passion to create unique art. Unfortunately, capturing the portrait we have developed in our mind can sometimes be a challenge since we must somewhat rely on the subjects to […]

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Understanding Camera Lenses

Understanding Camera Lenses

When shopping for a DSLR camera, people often overlook or skimp on lenses. Lenses serve as the camera’s “eye.” They determine what and how your camera will see your subject and how well that view is transmitted to the camera’s sensor chip for recording. The way I like to look at camera lenses is as painters’ brushes: […]

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Fitness Photography Demonstrations and Tips

Fitness Photography Demonstrations and Tips

Ever flip through a fitness magazine and wonder how they get those perfect poses of athletes running and working out? Well in this short video, photographer Yannick Wolff takes you behind the scenes as he shoots fitness model Sebastian Scheppler. Watch and take careful note of his techniques and lighting setups: Wolff doesn’t talk about […]

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