In the quick video clip below, professor Lorna Roth (of Concordia University in Montreal), covers the who, what, why, where, and when film and camera technology began making strides in an effort to more accurately capture and portray the wide variety of skin tones that make up the human race. In the early days of [...]
What do you get when you have two fun loving and creative wedding photographers that just so happen to be expecting a baby together? Here’s what: a really, really clever pregnancy announcement. Take, for example, the husband-wife photography team Judy & Gavin Holt , who have just announced to the world they’re expecting a baby [...]
When the Canon EOS 70D was announced in July 2013 it was the first Canon crop camera in a while that didnt come with an 18mp sensor. Not that the extra two megapixels made a huge difference, but it was a good indicator of the companys direction. Back in the day the 20.2mp sensor was [...]
It took Anton Kusters about 10 months of negotiations with the notorious Japanese crime syndicates, the Yakuza to be granted access into their world. Kusters, a Belgian photographer, wanted to photograph the gang as part of a documentary photography project he had been hoping to start. Kusters delivered the proposal for his project during a [...]
If there is one common thing that gets photographers fired up and excited, its the prospect of travel. Just like most other artists, you need your creative fire stoked and its hard to beat a walkabout to some exotic foreign land (or even a Cow Safari).
The new surroundings, different cultures, or new experiences are the perfect excuse to charge your batteries,... more
Turning Day into Night using Color Lookup and easy-to-do moon in Photoshop.
As the theme for this month is on landscape photography, I thought I would share three fun ways to add features to your landscape images that already come embedded in Photoshop as presets. Lets take a look at the first one.
#1 The Rainbow
Open an image that you want to add the rainbow to.... more
Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer took a break from the courtroom to promote his new book on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert. The book was only briefly mentioned but Colbert took the opportunity to gain insight regarding various court-related issues, including why cameras are still banned in the highest federal court in the United [...]
