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Would you say you have a recognizable photographic style? Do you think its even important to have it? This is the topic Ive been thinking about a lot, and in his recent video, Joe Edelman gives some fantastic points about it. He discusses the importance of having your style in photography, as well as various […]

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Frustrating isn’t it? No matter what you do, some days you just don’t feel like a photographer. You feel like hanging up the camera for good because you ask yourself, what’s the point of it all? In other words, you feel sorry for yourself because you feel inadequate even calling yourself a photographer. Well, the good news is that you are not alone even if it seems that way.

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Do you recall Flag? The app that wanted to take your photos and print them for free, funded by advertising on the reverse of the photo? If you do remember it, its likely that you were one of its Kickstarter backers. If you dont, youre forgiven. January 2014, when Flag launched its first Kickstarter campaign, […]

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Although photography is relativity new in terms of history, color still provides us with the opportunity to convey meaning and draw the eye.Monochromatic pallets take color photography to the next level.

From the origins of color photography, photographers have honed in on the emotional bond humans have with color. First used in prehistoric cave paintings, red ochreis one of the oldest pigments still in use. Blue was popular in Egypt and later in the medieval era to depict the delicate... more

Photographer Sal Cincotta has recently been selected as the winner of ShutterFest photo contest in several categories. It wouldnt be strange if Cincotta himself werent the owner of ShutterFest. Out of 17 categories, his photos won the first place in 5 of them, in addition to winning the Grand Prize. So basically he won […]

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Fear and creativity go hand in hand. At least, I believe they should, if you want to really push yourself. But getting over that fear can be very tough. But it’s a weird kind of fear. It’s not like a fear of flying, or rattlesnakes, or something tangible that does hold at least some chance […]

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DJI has recently announced their goggles that allow you to see the world from the perspective of your drone and control it by turning your head. Colin Smith from Photoshop Caf and Alex Assenmacher from We Talk UAV bring you a hands-on review and a field test. Physically, the goggles are pretty large and heavy […]

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NASA has their rich media library available to the public, and they made it easier than ever for the users to access and search. Sophia Nasr, an astro-particle physicist, has created a true-color image of polar vortex on Saturns North Pole. A young scientist used three raw images taken by Cassini and merged them in […]

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If you’ve been using Lightroom for a while maybe you’re ready to take your processing to the next level. Here are 10 tips for advanced Lightroom users and professionals, brought to you by Photos in Color:

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A while ago I started working as a designer for a new Dutch magazine about smartphone photography called Phonographer. Next to being a photographer and photoshop wizard I do love to shoot with my iPhone. And Im an avid geek when it comes to accessories and things with buttons. Now shooting with an iPhone comes […]

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