Brian at EpicEdits.com has just including a free, downloadable PDF e-book version.
Here’s a little from two weeks ago.
About.com reminds us to have a little fun and experiment with our photography with a .
Bradley Gake posted to his Flickr account a neat scanned collection of .
? These compacts have some neat features though: blink detection, smile detection, face detection, and in-camera panorama stitching. Cool! .
Photo by (cc-by).
“I’d like to suggest that . For a fleeting nano-second we may all look as strange as we do in passport photos, but not always.”
Polaroid will . Nearly instant just isn’t fast enough. Also, a neat photo story by photographer Micahel Blanchard (video) in Waltham, Massachussets.
Anyone out there brave enough to try this ?
The Casio EX-F1 is actually a time machine. It captures the .
A very on CC licensing of photographs. It seems that the more one depends on photography for income, the more likely one is to object to CC licensing. At least some forms of photography are headed in the same direction as digital music and photographers, like music artists, must adapt their business models to the new reality, like it or not.
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A somewhat bizarre collection of . Not for the squeamish. []
PDN has published a list of . (Photo by Dustin Snipes, right)
Ross Ching shares a at how he made the movie , a mesmerizing short film made exclusively from still photographs.