Pricing and availability for Tokina’s AT-X 24-70mm F2.8 Pro FX lens has appeared on the company’s website. Announced at CP+ earlier this year, the lens will be released in a Nikon mount in June and then for Canon in July. Retail price is listed at ¥150,000 before tax, which is around $ 1250 US (final US pricing is not yet confirmed). Read more
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Getty Images has announced a new grant offered in collaboration with Instagram. There are a total of three grants available, each for $ 10,000 USD, and will be awarded to photographers using Instagram to document underrepresented communities. Recipients will also be given a mentorship opportunity with Getty Images’ photographers. Read more
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If you’re in the photography industry, leaving your clients with a good impression at the end of a job is very important. The best way to show your clients that you enjoyed working with them is a small gift which you can give them as part of your photo delivery package. Giving a pen with your logo on it is Continue Reading
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A 150-foot-tall figure of a man walking materializes on a Manhattan sidewalk, slowly coming into focus as the city awakens around it, in a new time-lapse video. French photographer and street artist JR directs a team of workers who can be seen scrambling around the piece like worker bees as the hours pass, the sun arcs over the site and thousands of people mill by.
The New York Times commissioned JR to create the piece for an accompanying story on walking in the city, and produced the video. A camera perched atop the adjacent Flatiron building captures the action as the team wets the pavement before dawn, preparing to adhere the giant paste-up.
It’s cool to see the process behind installing a wheat paste project this big, and the time lapse shows just how much work goes into it despite the fact that it’s not being hand-painted onsite.
JR is known for journalistic murals made of his own photography, putting giant faces all over urban structures like walls, roofs, streets and train cars. The photo-realism is especially effective when it’s paired with aging, deteriorating surfaces.
Five distinct styles come together in a duo of massive geometric murals with ‘Recycles,’ a collaboration created for the street art curation …
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You see the finished pieces all over – ornate, curved and layered – but rarely get such a vivid and complete all-angle, real-time view of how their …
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Six industrial silos along the heart of Vancouver’s waterfront have been transformed into colorful, towering human figures in a massive mural project by …
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Today I rounded up some images of some special places. Some architectural wonders, many full of history – all special to the people who visit them. This is various places of worship.
By Neil Howard
That could mean a number of different types of buildings and places including:
In my quest for example images I found a lot of HDR images of interiors – many that were quite a bit over done, at least for my tastes. I even found some of my own images dating back to 2010 when I first started experimenting with HDR and they were making my eyes bleed – my own images! See this article on the stages of HDR photographers, see if you can relate.
So I redid a few from the Montreal Notre Dame Basilica, an amazing thing to see and photograph. I used the new Lightroom 6 (CC) Merge to HDR feature – see what you think.
Just for comparison here are my old versions, my first attempts from 2010. Even pros and teachers make mistakes but we aren’t too big to admit them.
“Ewww” right? I agree – let’s move on!
Okay here are some other good examples (in my opinion) of places of worship.
By Darlene Hildebrandt (also my image from Salt Lake City)
By Michael Caven
By Stròlic Furlàn – Davide Gabino
By Forest Wander
By Jeff Wallace
By Matthias Rhomberg
By Kah-Wai Lin
Now it’s your turn. Think outside the box to other places besides those listed about that might be considered for worship. A quiet outdoor coffee shop, how about sunrise on a deserted beach? What places do people go to find solice and think, or pray (if so inclined)?
Note: please be respectful of people inside places or worship. Those are NOT public areas and you do not have free rights to photograph them. By all means photograph the architecture if you’re allowed but always ask before taking someone’s photo inside.
Simply upload your shot into the comment field (look for the little camera icon in the Disqus comments section) and they’ll get embedded for us all to see or if you’d prefer upload them to your favourite photo sharing site and leave the link to them. Show me your best images in this week’s challenge. Sometimes it takes a while for an image to appear so be patient and try not to post the same image twice.
A couple more ideas from my own image collection. Keep in mind you can do bits and pieces of places too, not just grand sweeping wide angle shots. How quiet is this shot of the candles? How meaningful is it though, and does it tell a story of the place?
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Sigma’s 19mm F2.8 DN, 30mm F2.8 DN and 60mm F2.8 DN Art lenses were launched at the CP+ show in Yokohama way back in January 2013. We’ve been using these inexpensive primes on both Sony E-mount and Micxro Four Thirds cameras for a while now, and our man in London, Damien Demolder has written up his impressions. We pooled our sample images for this field test. Read more
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Canon USA has released a product advisory regarding the sensor defects on its Rebel T6i/T6s (750D/760D) that we reported on last week. The company states that on certain cameras ‘white spots may exist on the optical layer which may result in the appearance of dark circular patterns on the captured image under certain shooting conditions’. These cameras will be repaired free of charge and models that have already been repaired will have a marking inside the battery door. Read more
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Das Bild des Tages von: Gerd Schneider
Ausblick: Datenretter, hartes Sonnenlicht und Kinderfotografie.
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A while ago I shared a collection of architectural images, now let’s get a little more specific. Churches and places of worship are often well design, finely crafted, masterpieces of architecture.
Let’s take a look at some great, ethereal images of churches, mosques, and other places of religious practice:
Cathedral by Andrew Vasiliev on 500px
Notre Dame Cathedral Basilica (Ottawa) Vertorama by Roland Shainidze on 500px
Tamway Orléans by Nicolas Wecandoit on 500px
St. Peter Basilic (Vatican, Rome) by Domingo Leiva on 500px
Lights by Mauro Tandoi on 500px
Cologne Cathedral by Aaron Choi on 500px
Basilique Notre Dame by Naibank Eng on 500px
El Pilar (II) by Carlos Luque on 500px
The Cloister's Cat by Albert Vàzquez on 500px
Cloisters by Ann on 500px
In the Morning Light by Teguh S on 500px
Good Night… by Ahmet Kizilhan on 500px
Wonderland by Achim Thomae on 500px
Mosque at Sharjah Cornish by Utsav Verma on 500px
sheikh zayed mosque by Ronny Behnert on 500px
Bandaraya in the evening by Nelson Michael Jr on 500px
Sharjah – Buhaira by Mostafa Ajjawi on 500px
Good morning from ?stanbul by Gürkan Gündo?du on 500px
Dark Skies by Fabien Bardelli on 500px
God's light.. by Samet Güler on 500px
This is my own image – by Darlene Hildebrandt. Hagia Sophia in Istanbul. A fascinating history this place has had!
444 B.C. by George Papapostolou on 500px
Big Buddha by Chaluntorn Preeyasombat on 500px
Bahai Temple – Night View by Natasha Pnini on 500px
BHUTAN TAKTSANG by Santanu Banerjee on 500px
St. Basil Cathedral, Moscow by Moritz Königsbüscher on 500px
The Marble Temple by Daniel Cheong on 500px
The Light of Angkor Wat Temple ! by Mardy Suong Photography on 500px
Wat Sampov 5! by Mardy Suong Photography on 500px
Temple of the God's by Spiros Lioris on 500px
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2012, als Instagram noch das Netzwerk der Smartphone-Enthusiasten war, kamen zwei Amerikaner auf die Idee, ein Fotoprojekt der besonderen Art aus der Taufe zu heben: Samuel Smotherman und Renzo Grande dachten, dass es spannend sein könnte, eine Stadt über einen Zeitraum von 24 Stunden nonstop zu dokumentieren.
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