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Yesterday was a rainy, hazy day at home. I didnt feel much like going anywhere but I needed to find something to do that didnt involve sitting or work. I decided to break out one of my macro lenses and a flash with soft box diffuser to go macro hunting around the house.

The random breaks in the rain would give me a few minutes at a time to venture beyond the front door to explore all the plants we have around the house. This macro safari managed to keep me entertained for the... more

Panning with a moving subject is a great way to show motion whilst also separating your subject from the background. Learn how to achieve this effect in this 11-minute beginner’s guide from photographer Josh... more

These pawsome photos from Dog Photographer of the Year 2017 will have you paws-itively going mutts. Oh my pugness, they’re just so cute!

Ok, that’s the puns out of the... more

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Lucid VR has announced the general availability of the LucidCam, its 3D VR camera.

The LucidCam captures a 180 field of view, less than the spherical 360 field of view found on many consumer VR cameras, however it does so with binocular vision, creating a 3D VR experience with a sense of depth. If you want to capture a full... more

In Lightroom, the backslash key can be used in the Develop module to toggle the Before/After view. But you can actually do more: heres a 50-second video that shows you how to customize which “Before” view is shown.

Usually, the backslash (\) key (which, by the way, is the one usually located above the Enter key) is used to toggle between the most recent edited view and the original unedited image. However, you can change it so that... more

Action shots of cars in movement are often taken with a car rig  basically a long pole that is attached to the car, with a camera mounted on the end. A professional car rig can cost in the thousands, but this 13 minute video from... more

It has been two years since I approached the Premier League with an idea of photographing their fans around the world. I had gone out of the blue to pitch the idea to them, something I had never done before.

As a photographer there is often a separation between commissioned work and personal work, but occasionally the two come together and beautiful things occur. Thankfully the Premier League was interested, and better than that, they brought a whole new element to the project... more

Taking a photo of a dog or cat can be difficult, but here to help is Flexy Paw, a smartphone attachment that dangles a treat above the device's camera. The treat serves as a lure to catch the animal's attention, giving photographers a chance to snap to a photo. Because the attachment clips to the phone, it can be connected to nearly any smartphone, and keeps the... more

Buried in the depths of the Internet, these two interviews from 1999 with some veryfamous names in photography might just give you the inspiration you need for your next shoot.

Appearing on the Charlie Rose interview show on PBS, Annie Leibovitz gives an insight into a new book she was releasing at the time:Women.

Ive never been that interested in the technical end as much as Ive been interested in how important it is to see and how you see, says... more

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