The Online Photographer Friday Night Lite: If you could have any one camera (cost no object), but just one—and you had to use it exclusively for, let's say, the next four years—what would it be? Optional: Why? [If you comment, see if you can please stick to the question—instead of, say, explaining why you absolutely need a minimum of nine different cameras, or why I'm a troll, or why no cameras are any good, or why any camera will do because it's art that matters, or....] Extra credit: What's the #1 best rock-and-roll song? Mike [UPDATE, 267 comments later...My answer is "Leica S, but you can't always get what you want."
Boekenveiling - Boeken veilen of kopen op de Catawiki Veiling Om te kunnen bieden moet je eerst nog je adres aan je profiel toevoegen Om te kunnen bieden moet je eerst nog de veilingvoorwaarden accepteren. Aanvullende informatie nodig The Photographer's Business Coach Welcome to the Photographer’s Business Coach! I’ve been a photographer now for the past 22 years. In that time, I’ve shot big-budget ad campaigns, weddings of all shapes and sizes, portraits for families rich and not-so-rich and traveled the world photographing fantastic people and places.
Different Types of Lighting For Photography Different Types of Lighting - Let's start with assessing the scene; Before you even raise the camera to your eye, stand back and have a look at what you want to photograph, experience will tell you how it should appear as a final image. Is the entire scene, including your main subject, well and evenly lit? The Luminous Landscape Celebrating Our 15th Year Kilt Rock - Mealt Falls, November 2014 - Isle Of Skye, Scotland Fuji X-T1, 55-200mm at 74mm, f/8, 7.4 sec ISO 800, Lee Big Stopper by Kevin Raber Games - Play Dominion Here! Chris MacAskill & Chris Klapheke Interviews. Plus Rick & Juan Answer Your Questions / DPE Podcast 11.15.10 In this episode of the DPE podcast Rick interviews Chris MacAskill, co-founder of SmugMug, Juan & Rick interview Chris Klapheke, owner of Outdoor Photo Gear, and between the two interviews Rick and Juan answer your questions. BTW, this is our first year anniversary podcast! Thanks to all of our listeners who have made this podcast the success that it is. THANK YOU! Please keep sending those questions our way, Rick and I truly enjoy hearing from you and answering any questions you may have.
Photography forum Login or Join Now Upload your photos, chat, win prizes and much more Can't Access your Account? New to ePHOTOzine? Join ePHOTOzine for free! Forums Blog Behind The Scenes With The Property Brothers A People Magazine video showing the behind the scenes of my recent book cover shoot with Drew and Jonathan Scott. Read More The Podcast - CanonBlogger An integral part of my online presence is the regular podcast: Learning Digital Photography. It started with occasional vid-casts and audio shorts published here on the blog (the early years, if you prefer). These video recordings are available from the now very much dated “Learning Resource Center“. Some of it is very amusing…my choice of music intros, corny teasers, and slips of the tongue. While good for laughs, some of the content is still very much valid, so I’ve left it intact (including the cheesy animated gif in the upper left corner). Anyway, all that is available there.