A It’s the ultimate photography internship. What a great opportunity for a kid.
Despite this, I will continue to enjoy eating eggs.
over at CameraPorn. No, it’s perfectly work safe, trust me. Get your mind out of the gutter.
Olympus has a with the “soul of a DSLR.” You can’t change lenses, but why would you? The SP-570 UZ covers 26-520mm (f/2.8-4.5) with built in sensor-shift and digital image stabilization.
“There’s a great deal of paranoia around but the police are on alert for anything that vaguely resembles terrorism. It’s difficult because the more professional a photographer, paradoxically, the more likely they are to be stopped or questioned. If people were using photos for terrorism purposes they would be using the smallest camera possible.”
In other anti-photographer news: .
Digital Photography School explains .
Photographer Rob Goldman organized a photo exhibition by and about the homeless while volunteering at a shelter. “I don’t propose to have any answers; that’s the beauty of art,” Goldman says. But perhaps the show, he adds, will “force people to look at their own questions and see if the solution can begin.”
Adobe’s online television channel went on the air Wednesday this week. Lot’s of stuff there including a . Uh, you have to kind of squint and use your imagination a bit if you don’t want to be reminded that it’s an infomercial.
The next is coming up April 27. Pinhole what? You don’t need to go all crazy and buy film or anything. You can . Or make one of out of paper.
Here’s an interesting bit. The Calgary Herald wrote recently about a company that people are . Why? So they can get “completely natural” candid portraits.
Looking to jump on the DSLR bandwagon? It’s amazing when you think that we’ve gone from measly 2 megapixel monstronsities to sleek, 12 megapixel DSLRs in the span of just 5 or 6 years. Take a look at and join the fun.
Finally, some neat photos from Florida . []
Quote of the week: “Why is it that photographers look at a place most people would figure to be a likely setting for a crime and go, ‘Cool!’?” –
Adobe Lightroom 2.0 beta is available from . The beta adds the ability to make localized corrections and multiple monitor support among other enhancements.
Digital Photography School is giving away a Nikon D60 kit in their .
Create a home inventory through photos. covers the use of F-spot specifically but you follow the same idea in any photo organizing application with tagging support.