I have to say I have one of the better jobs on the planet, at least for a photography gear-head. The part I like best — well, really there’s a lot of parts I like best — but one fun part is that my job description includes: Take things apart. See how they work. Learn how to fix them.
Haristobald recently captured a series of Superman photographs without the use of Photoshop or body painting.
Want to get closer to animals when doing wildlife photography? If there’s access, your car can do the trick …
Last week we shared an interesting video that shows how Civil War-era tintype photographs were created.
If you’re an Android user patiently waiting for Instagram to arrive on your …
Have you ever wondered why newer Canon DSLR battery covers have a small rectangular hole punched into them? It’s …
Here’s a short one minute time-lapse video that took nine months to create. It creatively documents a pregnancy and …
Kodak’s film business just can’t seem to catch a break. One week the company announced the death …
Want to protect your gear from dings and scratches while customizing its look? Try using some …
Instagram is reportedly in the process of securing new round of funding that values the 16-month-old company at a …
PBS art series Off Book created this short video that presents a brief history of the animated GIF.
We’ve all seen photographers make mad dashes into group portraits, hoping to get into position before the camera’s self …
Here’s a quote by photographer Richard Benson on …
If you want an extra personal touch at birthday parties, you can turn portraits of the birthday boy or …
Photo-sharing site Pinterest, the new darling of social media, has a copyright infringement …
The Giottos Rocket is a popular tool used by photographers to remove dust …
Photoshop guru Scott Kelby has released a …
Researchers have created the first comprehensive image of the entire 3×5-mile debris field around the sinking of the Titanic: …
Ever wonder how photographs were made back in the days of the Civil War? This video by the George …
The first issue of Portland-based designer Ian Coyle‘s new online photography magazine, …
Photographer Bjoern Ewers directed this creative advertising campaign for the Berlin Philharmonic orchestra that shows beautiful views of the insides of various instruments. Shot using a macro lens, each one looks more like a giant music hall than a musical instrument.
Rusidah Badawi lost her forearms in a tragic accident 32 years ago at the age of 12. After the amputation, the 44-year-old Indonesian woman was introduced to photography through a vocational rehabilitation centre for the handicapped. She immediately fell in love with it, and began a career working as a wedding and party photographer. Working primarily with film photography up until 2010, she switched over to digital when Canon sponsored her endeavors by gifting her with a digital Canon 550D DSLR and a Speedlite flash.
Shaofeng Xu’s photo of a protestor climbing a high-voltage electricity tower won Honorable Mention in the Contemporary Issues category of the World Press Photo 2012 contest.
New York-based animator Adam Pesapane (who goes by the working name PES) creates some of the smoothest and most creative stop-motion videos we've seen. In the short video above, titled "Fresh Guacamole", he shows how you can create a guacamole dip out of random objects such as baseballs, golf balls, and dice.
Here’s an interesting 20-minute-long documentary film titled Chimping in which Dan Perez de la Garza speaks to various photojournalists …
This past Sunday, a group of amateur astronomers in San Antonio, Texas successfully “flashed” the International Space Station with …
Apple officially announced the new iPad today (called “the new iPad” rather than the “iPad 3”). It’s a tablet …
KEH has published a helpful primer on memory cards that describes the different …
On December 31st, 2011, Oaida Raul decided pay a tribute to the recently-retired …
Nokia caused quite a ripple in the mobile phone market last week by announcing its new 41-megapixel 808 PureView …