You know you’re committed to your craft as a wedding photographer when you find yourself doing these things for the perfect reflection portrait of the bride and groom.
Did you know that you can easily see geostationary satellites by shooting time-lapse photos of the night sky? Reddit user jannne (link is external) took his camera outside this week and managed to capture a number of satellites in their photos.
PIX 2015 has given us the opportunity to do something we've wanted to do for a long time: present awards recognizing the significant bits of photographic gear that have been announced in the last year. We handed them out last night, see which products were winners. Read more (link is external)
Since its launch back in April 2006, Photojojo (link is external) has grown from a fun photography newsletter to a massive online store filled with photo gifts and gear. Today the company just launched a major new endeavor:... more (link is external)
Adobe has released Camera Raw 9.2, introducing a local version of its new dehaze adjustment. ACR 9.2 also adds support for the DxO ONE, though not for the camera's SuperRAW files. Other cameras supported by the update are the Olympus OM-D E-M10 II, Sony Alpha 7S II and Leica S (Typ 007). Read more (link is external)
In addition to Photoshop Fix (link is external), Adobe also announced a bevy of updates to its Lightroom line of programs yesterday at the Adobe MAX conference. It’s an update that “covers the full Lightroom ecosystem across desktop, web, and mobile.”
First of all, it’s amazing how quickly Instagram has grown over the past half decade. When it launched back in October 2010, Instagram was just a tiny startup trying to make a splash... more (link is external)
“The Prophesy” is a striking series of photographs by photographer Fabrice Monteiro (link is external) that shines light on the problem of pollution in Africa, yet offers a message of hope. Each image is a “high fashion photo” in which the garment is crafted from things found at... more (link is external)
