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How to Be a Cycling Photographer – In Video

How to Be a Cycling Photographer – In Video

Think Tank Photo (makers of our absolute favorite camera bags) have just released a few videos that show exactly what it’s like to be a professional photographer covering a pro cycling event. For a week they shadowed photographer Anthony Bolante as he covered the Amgen Tour of California. This first video shows the Bolante as he ... read more

July 22, 2010 in Technique by David Schloss 0 comments

WTD For Saturday

WTD For Saturday

Somehow I can really relate to this one…read more

July 17, 2010 in News by John Omvik 0 comments

Videos show how photographers pack their kit

Videos show how photographers pack their kit

Matthew Dae Smith interviews pro photographer Andy Batt, Thomas Boyd, Lars Topelmann, Susan Seubert, Holland Studios, and Campbell-Salgado Studios for the 6-part YouTube series Pack Your Kit. Director Philip Clayton-Thompson, also a pro photographer, used to quiz his assistants on how other shooters packed their kits to go on the road. That’s how this ... read more

March 25, 2010 in Tips by Thomas Boyd 1 comment

Amazing High Speed Macro Photography

Amazing High Speed Macro Photography

It is amazing to see what a photo enthusiast with a background in mechanical and electrical engineering and plenty of free time can produce. Check out this article about “Photoopa” the Belgian grandfather and photographer who built the custom high speed camera rigs that allowed him to capture images like this.With something that looks like ... read more

March 21, 2010 in News by John Omvik 0 comments

The iPad And What It Means For Photographers – So was it worth the wait? Did it live up to the hype?

The iPad And What It Means For Photographers – So was it worth the wait? Did it live up to the hype?

For me, the answer is Yes and Maybe. David Schloss is in the unfortunate position of having to travel from the sunny and warm Hudson River Valley to Hawaii while the iPad was being announced, so he asked me to cover the impact that this device may have on photography and photographers going forward. I was not ... read more

January 27, 2010 in News by John Omvik 11 comments

Vincent Laforet Discusses New Video Project And Contest

Vincent Laforet Discusses New Video Project And Contest

Vincent was given a single still image of a teddy bear laying on the curb of an airport terminal as an opening frame, and asked to develop the first 2-3 min long chapter of a 7 chapter movie. ... Based on that still shot, videographers are then asked to contribute entries for the next chapter, resulting in an interesting experiment for a movie that has no fixed script, or known end. The project will go for several months, with lots of great Canon gear as prizes for each winning segment. ... You can see Vincent's first chapter as well as a "behind the scenes" clip of how it was made on his blog This is one of the best ideas for a photo/video contest that I have seen in a long time, and a great way to highlight talent and technology. Unlike the old Batman series that always asked you to "stay tuned" to the next episode, you really have no idea how this one will end. read more

January 11, 2010 in News by John Omvik 0 comments

Joe McNally Confesses Photographic Sins To Father Bob

Joe McNally Confesses Photographic Sins To Father Bob

Nothing like starting the new year fresh by overcoming the sins of the past. Joe McNally and Bob Krist show us how it’s done…read more

January 4, 2010 in News by John Omvik 0 comments

Photographer James Balog Speaks About Global Warming

Photographer James Balog Speaks About Global Warming

Photographer James Balog has been a professional nature photographer for his whole life, and he was part many trips as part of the Extreme Ice Survey, which has been mapping climate change in action. This 2009 talk at the TED conference brings photography and science together to try and change the world. Literally.read more

December 8, 2009 in News by David Schloss 0 comments

Just Another Day At The Beach – Or Your Camera Must Be “This Small” To Board

Just Another Day At The Beach – Or Your Camera Must Be “This Small” To Board

Last Friday I took the opportunity to avoid the mall traffic and do something productive, like shoot my kids’ portraits for our annual family Christmas cards. The kids chose the venue, Seacliff State Park in Aptos CA. It was the same location they had spent most of their summer for the Junior Life Guard program. We ... read more

December 3, 2009 in News by John Omvik 0 comments

Top iPhone Apps for Photographers

Top iPhone Apps for Photographers

PDN’s just released a list of the best iPhone application for photographers. These ten applications aren’t just a collection of programs that do creative effects to your iPhone images (though some of those do just that) but rather a guide to programs that help the photographer work smarter and faster. News read more

November 30, 2009 in News by David Schloss 0 comments