Just posted: Our in-depth Fujifilm X100 review
Just Posted: Our in-depth Fujifilm X100 review. The X100 has been an object of fascination and desire amongst photography enthusiasts since it was unveiled at Photokina last September. The camera marries elegant retro looks with an advanced viewfinder ...
Lens Taken From Vintage Camera Used on Canon 5D, Makes Beautiful Photos
Reddit user Brycerrr recently broke an old Zeiss Ikon Contina L he purchased for $7 from Goodwill after it took a nasty tumble down some stairs. After being bummed for a while, he stumbled upon Timur Civan’s experiment with sticking a 102-year old lens on a modern DSLR, and decided to attempt the same thing....
Photo Project Shows What People Would Save from a Burning House
If your house was going up in flames and you only had a few minutes to gather up a few things to save from the fire, which of your possessions would you choose? The Burning House is a neat photo project by Foster Huntington that asks this question, with photographs submitted by various people showing...
Man Captures the Passing of 35 Years
Portrait-a-day time-lapse videos show the passing of time in a pretty striking way, but so does this project by a guy named Sam Klemke. Every year since he was 20 years old in 1977, he has made a short video of himself announcing the passing of the year. Now, 35 years later, he has created...
A Peek Inside the Leica M6 Rangefinder
Last week we showed you some photographs of Leica lenses cut cleanly down the middle. This week we have some interesting photographs of what a Leica M6 rangefinder camera looks like when the outer layer is removed.
Pretty neat, huh?
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Think Tank Retrospective 5 Hands On Review
So I just unpacked from a week-long trip. I was able to go minimalist with this trip as there was no client or assignment to bog me down. This was perfect timing as Think Tank had sent me a review bag called the Retrospective 5.
The Retrospective 5 by ...
you can add something important even when you are ripping off someone else
it is not appropriate for these artists to ask permission because that takes away the whole purpose of appropriating images in the first place.
via >Photo Attorney and Maine Antique Digest
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Book o’ the Week: ‘Photographers A-Z’
Photographers A-Z By Hans-Michael Koetzle Published by Taschen, April 2011 12.8 x 10.2 x 1.7 inches, 444 pages - Reviewed by Geoff Wittig Two idiosyncratic German publishers stand out in the photo book world. Steidl reflects its founder's passion for...
Cineroid Electronic Viewfinders at NAB 2011
Yep, dug one more video out of the treasure troves from NAB 2011 – one I almost forgot – Cineroid electronic viewfinders! We did manage a few minutes to talk with Joseph from Cineroid about their Electronic Viewfinders for HDSLRs and video cameras. The report For feedburner daily email readers: watch the video (note: feedburner...
Why We Hire You – APA LA Panel
This Wednesday, May 18th I will be on a panel with an Art Producer, Creative Director and Art Director at the offices of TBWA-Chiat-Day in LA to help answer the question “why we hire you.” The event is being put on by the LA chapter of APA and Andrea Stern of SternRep. More information can...
A Look Into The World Of Street Photography
What is street photography? According to in-public, For the Street Photographer there is no specific subject matter and only the issue of ‘life’ in general, he does not leave the house in the morning with an agenda and he doesn’t visualise his photographs in advance of taking them. Street Photography is about seeing and reacting,...
