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Bridge the gap – see how these photographers photographed some pretty unique bridges.

By Peter McConnochie

Weekly Photography Challenge –Bridges

There are two most obvious ways to photograph a bridge – from the side, or on it – as you can see by the two different angles of... more

Sigma have today confirmedthe final pricing and availability of the Sigma sd Quattro camera and EF-630 flash unitsannounced in February, along with a new bundle that includes the sd Quattro and Sigma 30mm f/1.4 DC HSM Art Lens. The Sigma sd Quattro is a mirrorless camera with an APS-C Foveon sensor, which Sigma claim as [...]

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Ansel Adams wasone of those people that becomesmore and more fascinatingthe more you learnabout him. Each bit of information you gained made you want to learn even more about either the man himself or photography in general. In a video recently uploaded to Advancing Your Photography’s YouTube channel, hostMark Silber interviews hisson, Michael Adams, and [...]

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The term bridge has several meanings. The literal one which is a structure that spans across something, usually over a waterway. The other is of a connection between two things, or a transition from one to the other. Of course there is also the bridge of a ship where the captain takes the helm, bridge of your nose, and a bridge or passage in a musical composition.

Here are several images that interpret that term – bridge:

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I find long exposures to be great fun, especially once you start really stopping down the light and extending that shutter to ridiculous lengths. The costs of getting started, however, can add up very quickly. In Mathieu Stern’s latest video, which features long exposure photographer Thibault Roland,we are shown how we can get started very [...]

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Nikon have released a somewhatsubstantial V1.10 firmware update for the Nikon D5, addressing many issues that have been reported by customers. The biggest being the record time limit for shooting video. Electronic vibration reduction has also been added whenshooting movies, while stills shooters receive a few very welcome additions for shooting through the viewfinder. A [...]

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Recording audio off the camera is as vital to filmmakers as getting the flash off the hotshoe is to photographers. Just as there are different options with off-camera flash, there are also a number of different microphone options when it comes to off-camera audio. In this video from Adorama TV, David Day walks us through [...]

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In this blog post, Im going to walk you through the shoot I did for My Bike Store Challenge riding with cyclist Ayman Habeta. Ill begin by explaining a little background on how the shoot came to be and then Ill illustrate a photography technique I like to use in this. Camera Gear List Camera: [...]

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If you enjoy photographing mother nature and waterscapes, one particularly fun exercise is to capture the beautiful characteristics of the ocean shore. If you are in the right place at the right time, you can create images displaying the delicate balance between the awesome force of a powerful wave crashing into the shoreline, juxtaposed with the calming ebb and flow of the water cascading over the rocks.

Follow these tip to help you capture great action shots of waves:

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Gigapixel images have taken off like crazy over the last couple of years. With devices like the Gigapanand similar products becoming so readily available and the massive increase in sensorresolution lately, they’re becomingeasier and easier to create. While typically used to document sportingor political events, or to show off an entire city, this is the [...]

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