technique

Here’s a scan of a Mechanix Illustrated magazine article from 1941 teaching readers …

This video is hardly new (appeared back in 2008), but could be helpful for those of you who haven’t …

This video will blow your mind. We've all seen light-painting photos and stop-motion animations created with those photos, but marketing agency Dentsu London figured out how to take light painting a step further using an iPad.

You've most likely seen HDR photographs before, but how about HDR video? The above is a demonstration of HDR video by Soviet Montage, created using two Canon 5D Mark II DSLR cameras. Both cameras recorded identical scenes using a beam splitter, and captured the footage at different exposure values (over and under exposed).

This photograph, titled "Easy Rider", was shot by photographer Chris McVeigh (AKA powerpig on Flickr). The photograph seems so unbelievable that many people asked whether it was faked using Photoshop.

Roberts Birze, known as thescatteredimage on Flickr, has a neat set called "scattered images" in which he creates surreal panoramas by combining a large number of digital photographs taken of a particular scene:

Here’s a neat idea I came across yesterday: tossing a coin to explore …

One of the things I became very aware of during a recent road trip to Oregon is how much easier …

When browsing around on Flickr, I used to be amazed by how sharp many of the photographs I came across …