German photographer Max Leitner has published a project titled “Misleading Lines.” It’s a series of architectural photos shot in Warsaw, Poland. They’re not standard architectural images,... more
Vimeo has announced the arrival of HDR to its streaming video platform, making it possible to upload and view up to 8K HDR 10-bit content containing more than one billion colors. Though many monitors and TVs aren't capable of displaying this type of content, an increasing number of consumer devices are, such as the iPhone X and Galaxy S8 smartphones.
Today I used Lightroom Mobile to capture images on the street for the first time. I recently remembered that you can sync images from Lightroom Mobile right to the Lightroom desktop application. This was huge for me as I’m tired of syncing via Airdrop. It takes forever to select which images you want to import.
Anyway, when syncing the images I noticed each one took about 10-20 seconds — quite long, but worth it considering the images were RAW. This also... more
After moving into a new home, photographer Juhamatti Vahdersalo noticed the cardboard boxes he used sitting in his garage. So, he decided to get creative and use the used cardboard for a photo series.... more
The holidays are all about giving, so why not give back to the most important photographer in your life? Thats right, Im talking about you.
At this time of year there are plenty of gift guides out there geared toward buying for others, but at the end of the day, your own photographic spirit needs nurturing. Also, camera gear can be pretty pricey... more
We're counting down our top 10 most popular sample galleries of 2017, and we've at last cracked the top 5 (see the other winners below). Sitting pretty in the #5 spot is a little number we like to call the... more
There's an incredibly talented online community of colorization enthusiasts and professional retouchers who spend their free time bringing iconic black-and-white photography to life in color. You typically find their work on Facebook, Reddit, or occasionally featured on photo blogs, but we've never seen it published in any official printed capacity we'd want to display on a coffee table... until now.
