Man Finds His Photography Used Around the World Without His Knowing
This is the incredible story of how one man's photography was used hundreds of times all over the world without his permission before he finally found out.
This is the incredible story of how one man's photography was used hundreds of times all over the world without his permission before he finally found out.
Emphas.is is a newly launched Kickstarter-esque website that brings the latest Internet craze of crowd funding to photojournalism.
Rather than using more expensive bags or cases for moving around your lighting gear, you can buy a bass guitar bag for $30 or $40 to get the job done. The length allows you to store light stands, the velcro straps inside help secure them, and the multiple handles and straps on the outside give you a number of options for carrying the bag.
At the beginning of the year, a guy named Todd Bieber was skiing in Brooklyn’s Prospect Park when he came across a lost roll of film. After he had the pictures developed, he discovered some pretty nice photographs, and created a video to find the owners. The video went viral, and amassed over 1 million views.
It's a good time to be a digital photographer -- massive hard drives are becoming cheaper than ever, making it so photo-enthusiasts don't have an excuse for not backing up their data redundantly. Here's an interesting look at how the price of a Gigabyte of storage has changed over time: …
Last month there was quite a bit of buzz among photographers when photographer Michael Wolf's Google Street View "photographers" (or screenshots) were awarded Honorable Mention at the prestigious World Press Photo 2011 contest. A month later, the British Journal of Photography tracked him down and interviewed him regarding the work.
Customer: Hi, I am looking for a Canon lens. Shopkeeper: Certainly, which one specifically or what's the purpose? Customer: I am looking for a lens that can shoot pictures with sharp foreground objects and sharp background objects. Shopkeeper: Right, you mean a lens that is good for close-ups and landscape? Customer: Well, not exactly, I want a lens to shoot pictures that everything is in not blurry, especially not those blurry backgrounds with people. Shopkeeper: Hmm? Customer: Should I buy …
