All photography and images by Jessica Janae Photography ©. Editing by Terrence Jay Pfeiffer.
All photography and images by Jessica Janae Photography ©. Editing by Terrence Jay Pfeiffer.
Adam Koplan reviews ‘Figures and Fictions: Contemporary South African Photography.’ Edited by curator and art historian Tamar Garb to accompany an exhibition at London’s Victoria and Albert Museum, the book looks at the work of 17 photographers who have been pushing forward the country’s burgeoning post-apartheid photographic scene.
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If you were a photographer from 100 years ago and dropped in todays world to discover how you take and publish a photograph you’d be blown away. What is really scary is that photography really hadn’t changed that drastically until 20 years ago when Kodak converted a Nikon F3 to use a 1 megapixel digital sensor and on the consumer side 17 years ago when Apple released the QuickTake 100 that could sync photos to your computer. Oh and lets not forget the first camera phone photo being taken only 14 years ago. Before that there were varying degrees of improvement with film development, but by and large it was the same process and it took time.
What blows my mind is that I’ve lived through and experienced this rapid evolution of photography. I might as well have been the photographer from 100 years ago being dropped in this new world of photography. Photography is no longer as difficult to learn, print, publish or share. I grew up flipping through pages of National Geographic and Life in awe of the images and had to wait a month to see the next batch of images from great photographers. Now anyone with a cell phone can take a photo, post it online and in a matter of seconds have a stream of photos ready to be seen at a moments notice. I can take a photo of my son on the way to the grocery store and before I get there have people commenting and sharing a photo of him.
Digital photography has been an incredible game changer, but combined with the latest social media revolution it has amplified its impact. The likes of Instagram, Tumblr, Facebook, Google+ and now Apple with their Photostream functionality built into their operating systems makes photography a seamless part of modern life. I know there are several other dinosaurs that read my blog and have witnessed this photography evolution revolution. Take a moment to extract yourself from the gradual changes you’ve become accustomed to and think about being dropped into another time. Is this not amazing? Damn it is great to be a photographer!
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Matt shows you how to create a cool photographic effect by making shapes out of the out of focus points of light in an image. For more information, check out: blog.makezine.com
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Wilderness photographer Ben Hattenbach advises on how to capture images of the Northern Lights. In this article he explains how to find an aurora and how to equip yourself to photograph it. He also gives advice on camera settings and composition.
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Wilderness photographer Ben Hattenbach advises on how to capture images of the Northern Lights. In this article he explains how to find an aurora and how to equip yourself to photograph it. He also gives advice on camera settings and composition.
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From virginiapagephoto.com – The talent, make-up and yours truly arrived around 4 at The Carriage Mill Building downtown Amesbury and began immediately getting ready. The talent headed towards wardrobe and make-up while I began to shoot as the crew created the set and perfected lighting. The filming began around 5:30pm and stopped just after 11:00pm. During the shoot it was my job to capture the crew & cast in a photojournalistic style from various angles while they were working on set. Producer — Matt Ruhe Producer — Eban Hathaway Writer — Brian Arndt Camera — Tony Melfi Jib Camera — Chris Simmons Lighting Dir. — Mark Devin Grip — Dan Bouchard Photographer — Virginia Page Make-up — Dianna Quagenti Location Mngr. — Richard Belanger Casting — Angela Peri Talent — Brietanya Lee Anderson (lady luck) Talent — Brian Christie (card dealer) Talent — Danny Audette (card player wearing blue) Talent — Justin Page (card player with cowboy hat) Talent — Samuel Faulkner (card player wearing black) This shoot showed me the behind the scenes happenings of a network television on location commercial shoot. I learned a great deal from this experience and I’m happy to have been hired to document it! The images presented here include the crew/behind the scenes shots in b&w and the cast scenes in color. I choose to do this to help illustrate the different feel of the work portion of the shoot and the polished looked of the cast & set. **Prior to the shoot I was asked to …

www.facebook.com www.PhotographersOnUTube.com In this video I am comparing Pop Up flash with a Bounce flash or speed light. We’ll look at some sample pictures taken with Nikon SB700 and Nikon SB800 Nikon and Canon flashes can cost a lot of money but you could try third party flashes like Vivitar. As soon as my site is completed I will list inexpensive items for people on tight budget. Sometimes photography on budget can pay off. You just have to do your homework. If these videos are helping you, then please RATE, COMMENT and SUBSCRIBE for future videos. Also, join us on facebook for exclusive behind the scene videos coming soon. http Until next time, you keep clicking 🙂
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froknowsphoto.com I got really amped up about a certain subject and figured it was time for a RANT!!!! I get ranting on a lot of things so best click here to see the full article. froknowsphoto.com
froknowsphoto.com This week I ended up having a top 6. Please click the link above to vote for your favorite image for your chance to win some FREE prints from AdoramaPix. The NEW Theme for the weekend coming up is “Walls”
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Steve Davey is a professional landscape and travel photographer. In this article he shares some of his favorite images and tells us about his experiences, his methods and the gear he takes with him when working on the road.
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