Photography News

Wildlife photography in Yellowstone National Park is an incredible opportunity, yet some bad photographers are giving all photographers a bad name by not following the rules. I wont even get into the plain rudeness of too many professionals that further that bad name.

The rules for wildlife viewing in Yellowstone are very simple. Youre required to stay 100 yards away from bears and wolves, and 25 yards away from everything else. If an animal approaches within that distance,... more

The stock photo service Shutterstock has announced a new powerful photo search tool called Composition Aware Search. It uses advanced deep learning technology to let you search for photos... more

Danish designer Milan Madge recently built himself a gigantic Leica III rangefinder camera out of LEGO blocks. The level of detail is impressive.

Here’s a photo of what the Leica IIIa looks like... more

Foreign weddings are now banned on a famous monastery on the Greek island of Rhodes after a British couple decided to shoot a raunchy wedding photo and share it online.

Matthew and Carly Lunn (27 and 34, respectively) of the UK got married last month at the monastery of St Paul, one of the holiest sites in Greece and a popular venue for weddings.

Afterward, they decided to pose for a “cheeky” wedding photo showing Carly kneeling down in her wedding dress and... more

Western Digital has unveiled new “next-generation technology” that promises to bring hard disk drive capacity to a whopping 40TB by 2025. That’s a leap of about 300% in a span of around 7 years.

One of WD’s new developments is something called “microwave-assisted magnetic recording”, or MAMR. The company showed... more

Casio just announced an action camera that it claims is drop-, water- and freeze-proof, and comes with a 13mm f/2.8 equivalent lens. It's called the GZE-1, and it's the first of a new line of Gz EYE models that are aimed at extreme sports enthusiasts.

The camera is said to use G-Shock technology borrowed from the Casios sports watch brand, and can be controlled... more

Photography has always held a weird space in my head. In my mind, I make things that look neat. I have always held great envy to those who create such complex, emotional narratives to their images. I sit and observe with awe and wonder at the tales that come from them, their reasons for color, pose, and other infinitesimal details. Pixels for me are a means to an end, but its still something I cant help but create. Its how I tell a story, but its not how I tell my own.

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Allen Murabayashi is the Chairman and Co-Founder of PhotoShelter. He's an avid photographer and frequently speaks on how photographers can use online marketing to grow their businesses. This article was originally published... more

DxOMark‘s camera ratings are becoming more and more influential in the camera and smartphone industries. But how exactly do the scores work? Here’s an 11-minute video in which tech personality... more

Every time you think we're approaching the ceiling of what's possible in the world of photo storage, a new innovation comes along that moves that ceiling just a little (or a lot) higher. Case in point: Western Digital has revealed some new proprietary technology that it claims will allow them to create 40TB 3.5"... more

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