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  • The Kickstarter Travel Photography Campaign You Just Have to See to Believe

    Throughout my photography career, one of the most challenging aspects has been learning how to get the travel shots I really want. Faced with a limited window of time, unfamiliar areas, and unpredictable weather, getting the shot you envisioned can be difficult. However, by planning ahead, being flexible and making any conditions work to your advantage, the end result of Continue Reading

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  • ‘Liking Isn’t Helping’ – ad campaign uses jarring press photos to spur action

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    It’s all very well ‘liking’ a charitable cause on Facebook, but what difference does it make? Crisis Relief Singapore is running an ad campaign called ‘Liking Isn’t Helping’ which uses photos showing victims of war and natural disasters to encourage volunteerism – with an ironic twist. The images are composites of real press photos and Facebook-style thumbs ups, accompanied by the message that ‘Liking isn’t helping’. Click through for more details.

    News: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)

  • Kickstarter campaign will take your portrait in space for $25

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    Kickstarter backers contributing $ 25 or more to the launch of a space telescope will get to have their photos taken in space. Planetary Resources, a company devoted to asteroid research, will thank its donors for their support by displaying their images in space and photographing them with the Earth in the background. Once launched, students and researchers will have access to the telescope so they can take their own pictures of the planet from space. Click through for more details.

    News: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)

  • Behind the scenes of the Hasselblad H5D advertising campaign

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    Photographer Henrik Sorensen has uploaded an interesting behind-the-scenes YouTube video of his recent ‘submerged fairy’ shoot for the advertising campaign for Hasselblad’s H5D digital medium format camera. Taking inspiration from Danish folklore and its royal history he opted to use a submerged castle interior as the backdrop. Click through to watch the video (via FStoppers)

    News: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)

  • Photographer CARLOS ARIAS (INFERNO ’09 campaign)

    The amazing promo for INFERNODR.COM was shot in NYC April 2009, here’s a clip of the behind the scenes for you to get a small idea of all hard work we all put into it 🙂 Would love to hear your comments, please email me at: carlosariasphoto@yahoo.com Thank you, CARLOS ARIAS
    Video Rating: 4 / 5

    From Niconico www.nicovideo.jp
    Video Rating: 4 / 5