By pascaljappy | How-To
Not a day goes by without a blog post or video describing tips, rules or techniques to make better photographs. 99.9% miss the mark, and it’s not always their fault. Here’s how to use them better. Disclaimer: The following is purely based on personal experience and isn’t sanctioned by any of the official schools […]
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By Dallas Thomas | Travel Photography
Third chapter in a series of posts of photographs of Paris, this episode is devoted to buildings that stray from the more usual architectural style.
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By pascaljappy | Newsletter
Greetings from sunny (humour) Britain. I write this from my son’s living room, looking at the trees rocking in the wind, listening to the pitter-patter of the rain on the bay-windows. As the date moves closer to summer, our souls hanker for more sun, but I have to say it is beautiful to watch from […]
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By pascaljappy | Newsletter
How about a quicky? I’ll be a man of few words, this time (who said “thank goodness” at the back of the room ? š ) Much to do this week-end, so I’ll let the links do the talking, and hope you enjoy the content. Gear OK, let’s kick this off with a fun […]
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By Lad Sessions | How-To
Lichens are vastly underappreciated by photographers (and indeed by almost everyone except lichenologists). To get the inevitable pun out of the way, most people donāt like āem, or donāt care much about āem. Both are mistakes. Once again Iām in over my head, a babe in lichenland, and I will rely heavily on a […]
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By Frank Field | How-To , Travel Photography
The Coast Redwoods, sequoia sempervirens, are the world’s tallest trees. They grow in a 450-mile / 725-km strip along the California coast from Big Sur to the southwest corner of Oregon. The tallest known living redwood measures 379 ft / 115 m high and is protected in the Redwood National Park, north of Eureka, California. […]
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By pascaljappy | Newsletter
In this week’s issue, a prepper destroys the GPS, MQA destroys the myth of resolution, Pop photo destroys wide angle distortion, a French weirdo optician destroys traditional photo lenses, a parrot destroys Chinese drone domination (not really), stock photographers destroy the market, the Canon R3 destroys the competition, Zeiss destroy the night, nature photographers destroy […]
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By Bob Kruger | Art & Creativity
Two years ago, I and others submitted photographs in response to a Dear Susan challenge entitled āVisual Haikuā (DS #841). Recently reviewing photographs I have taken over the past five years brought this challenge to mind. I wished to enhance the emotional impact of these photos through the addition of a haiku inspired by each. […]
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By pascaljappy | Newsletter
In this week’s issue, we explore paints and fabrics for super black backgrounds, ethical consumers diss the photo industry, drones get better every day, instant cameras play cool, Amazon picks and shovels its way into content creation, Olympus and Sigma make our hearts beat faster, I wish one video product existed for photography, and admire […]
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By pascaljappy | Newsletter
AI is at the center of this week’s edition again. This time, it isn’t enhancing amateur images to provide superior resolution but helping scientists make discoveries – through astrophotography – that could change our understanding of the universe. In other news, Zuckerberg is opposed by child protection associations, Andrew Reid comes to Sigma’s defense (good […]
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