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| | Photographer | | 2008-07-30 02:03:02 | | A photographer for a national magazine was assigned to take pictures of a great forest fire. He was advised that a small plane would be waiting to fly him over the fire. The photographer arrived at the airstrip just an hour before sundown. Sure enough, a small Cessna airplane was waiting. He jumped in with his equipment and shouted, "Let's go!" The tense man sitting in the pilot's seat swung the plane into the wind and soon they were in the air, though flying erratically. "Fly over the north side of the fire," said the photographer, "And make several low-level passes." "Why?" asked the nervous pilot. "Because I'm going to take pictures!" yelled the photographer. "I'm a photographer, and photographers take pictures!" The pilot replied, "You mean you're not the flight instructor?"
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| | Featured Photographer #1 - Amanda Chapman | | 2008-07-29 05:51:28 | | Amanda Chapman is a freelance portrait photographer, and although she’s been behind the camera only for 1 year, her shots look amazing. You can see more great photos and find out more about her by checking her website, blog or JPG Magazine profile. | | By: CrazyLeaf Design Blog | | |
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| | | Best Shot Monday — Mystery Photographer… | | 2008-06-23 01:38:22 | | I’m back home from my weekend conference, and other than the house appearing to have been ransacked by ravenous bears during my absence (or other equally untidy beasts), the family seems to have survived quite nicely. However, no one was particularly forthcoming during my attempts to garner specific details of the weekend events at home. [...] | | By: In The Life Of A Child | | |
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| | PicStop Featured Photographer - Andrew Harris | | 2008-06-18 06:13:00 | | Andrew Harris : www.andrewharrisphotography.co.ukI bought my first camera about 18 years ago. Now an avid digital Fan I use a Canon EOS5D and Canon L Series Lenses. Photography gives me an “excuse” to travel (not that I need one) and I have seen some fantastic places like Australia and New Zealand. One of my favourite places is in this country though – The Lake District. The light is always changing and whilst some days the camera stays in the bag as it is always raining!! Some days give you some of the most stunning views you will get anywhere. There is nothing like being out early in the morning capturing fantastic images whilst most people are still snoring away!!Please look through some of my images on the link below. You will see that I sell greetings cards in aid of Leukaemia research. A close member of my family has Leukaemia and I thought it was a way of trying to raise money for such a worthwhile charity.Andrew Harris - http://www.andrewharrisphotography.co.uk/Thanks And | | By: PicStop Blog | | |
| | The photographer with the most expensive editorials... (I think) | | 2008-06-15 16:54:16 | | image: Sonny VandeveldeGuess the photographer that has used all these things for his editorials and advertisements:More than 10 matresses, more than 20 white rabbits, more than 10 looking glasses with the shape of flamingos, giant lollipops, giant butterflies, a pink horse, giant bows, a giant pearl necklace, a giant photo camera, giant ostrich eggs, a 1,80 m hook, a car they had to buy for the editorial, a giant apple, a piano, a giant leather glove, a giant shirt...An invite for TFS to the one | | By: Miss at la Playa | | |
| | | Photo Software as Essential Tools for Serious Photographer | | 2008-05-29 23:12:00 | | For a while, I did not have own any digital camera and I did not care any nice view and since my husband bought me a nice digital camera last year on November as a gift for me whatever I may see which look interesting to me, I take a picture of it now. My husbands sometimes laugh at me since I am addicted now in taking pictures. It is now one of my hobby taking picture of a nice view or any interesting stuff that I see. There are nice camera for professional photographers’ that we can find in the market or online today. I was just browsing today about Photoshop and I end up this Photo Software which is an essential tools for the serious photographer. In addition, they have a product which includes the important of utilities for photographers no matter what type of camera of system that is being used. The products they have are grey card, sun and moon, camera palm, camera pocket pc, camera windows, and camera Mac. They offer also unique photographer’s date guide and their date guide | | By: My Trails In Life | | |
| | PicStop Featured Photographer - Colin Russell | | 2008-05-29 08:46:00 | | At PicStop we are dedicated to providing all levels of Photographers the best range of accessories available in order to pursue their hobby or profession.We have begun this new blog feature to showcase individual Photographers in order to provide an insight into their photography and provide us happy snappers some tips and inspiration.Colin Russell - www.isleofmanlandscapes.com/"Like most, I've always had a camera when out and about for taking snap shots, be it of the family or of that great view. Little did I know that it would become one of my favourite past times. I guess the arrival of digital and the ability to check out a shot there and then, albeit at the loss of the excitement, usually followed by disappointment, of the photos arriving in the post, is probably when the photo bug grabbed me. Several years on and there's still so much to learn. Living on the Isle of Man, it's difficult not to be inspired to take pictures of the wonderful diverse coast and landscape. Trying to cap | | By: PicStop Blog | | |
| | | Best Photographer in Dallas | | 2008-05-07 13:05:37 | | You're looking for the best Dallas photographer at the moment? Well, it's best to head over and check MarkOristano-Photographer.com, Mark Oristano its website.When you search for photographer DALLAS, you will undoubtedly find Mark Oristano immediately. I like his portrait dramatic plans.A dallas photographer for example creates very emotional images with visual impacts that will catch your eye for more than a second. It’s difficult to arrange and compose a well-lit, emotion filled photograph of objects!Professionals like a photographer dallas have literally spent a lot on learning their craft from the best and besides that have the best equipment needed for any job you offer them!For example: accurate ratios, visual impact, leading lines, sharpness, colour contrast, dark/light field, emotional content, lighting ratios, zone markers, depth of field and many other things are going through the mind of a professional photographer during the shoot itself! A good photographer will consider | | By: Promosikan Web/Blog Anda di "Blog Iklan" | | |
| | Amy Winehouse had steamy affair with photographer | | 2008-04-27 22:00:37 | | Amy Winehouse has been branded “sex mad” by pals who claim she had an affair with yet another man.
The married singer, 24, had a brief fling just months ago with photographer Blake Wood, according to pals.
Fresh out of rehab, the Back to Black star was holed up at London’s Park Plaza hotel when she began [...] | | By: Gossip Boulevard | | |
| | Canon Europe sponsors leading Japanese photographer to help protect global cultural heritage | | 2008-04-19 04:41:00 | | Canon Europe, world-leader in imaging solutions, has strengthened its arts and culture sponsorship portfolio by supporting a pioneering photography project from Japanese photographer, Yoshi Shimizu, to capture and protect some of the world’s most colourful cultural practices.Using photographic equipment supplied by Canon, Shimizu will travel to some of the world’s most remote locations to observe and record gradually fading elements of cultural heritage, starting with the Indonesian Wayang shadow puppet theatre, an ancient form of story-telling renowned for its elaborate hand-carved puppets and complex musical styles. Intangible cultural heritage, including historic practices which are not visible such as oral traditions, is the subject of a UNESCO (United Nations Educational Scientific and Cultural Organisation) convention officially recognising and protecting 90 ‘Masterpieces of the Oral and Intangible Heritage of Humanity’. The undertaking by Yoshi Shimizu to photograph all | | By: DSLR CAMERAS ONLINE | | |
| | | Adobe TV Photographer Channel | | 2008-04-09 19:49:30 | | Adobe launches Adobe TV!
Adobe TV showcases the various favorite tricks of design luminaries, take tours of cutting-edge creative shops, and find out what Adobe employees do with technology in their spare time.
There is even a channel dedicated to photography. There are currently around 75 videos/shows especially for photographers. You can get tips and tricks in [...] | | By: Shutter Box Philippines - Digital Photography and | | |
| | Celebrity photographer Rankin test drives Canon EOS-1Ds Mark III | | 2008-04-08 13:32:00 | | United Kingdom / Republic of Ireland, 8 April 2008: Celebrity photographer Rankin – whose subjects have included Tony Blair, Kate Moss and Kylie Minogue – has tested the Canon EOS-1Ds Mark III in an exclusive UEFA EURO 2008™ shoot for Canon.The resulting photographs, which celebrate football’s ‘tiny moments and the emotive quality of these moments’, will form part of Canon’s sponsorship and advertising campaign for UEFA EURO 2008™, which takes place in Austria and Switzerland from 7-29 June.The Canon EOS-1Ds Mark III is the first Canon D-SLR to offer resolution capable of producing large-size high quality prints for exhibition. Producing files greater than 100MB in size (uncompressed 16-bit TIFF), it sets the standard for D-SLR studio photography. With the ability to capture images at 5fps, for up to 56 Large JPEGs (12 RAW), the camera also offers fashion photographers a new level of versatility and performance during location shoots.“You can’t get a better D-SLR ca | | By: DSLR CAMERAS ONLINE | | |
| | Sony A300 Perfect for the Beginner Photographer | | 2008-03-01 11:12:56 | | The Sony A300 is perfect for a beginner photographer like me. I know, I once mentioned that the Olympus E510 was the perfect camera for me but it does not have the Auto Focus function on its LiveView. Anyway, the Sony A300 has everything that the e510 has to offer.Additionally, the 200K plus pixels LiveView 2.7” LCD panel tilts up & down too. Along with the superb white colored telephoto lens that will be in my photography equipment to buy list. I can do without the 4/3 lens of the e510 which to my understanding is good because a 4/3 telephoto lens is lighter than others. | | By: internet executive log | | |
| | Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 1.1 for the Professional Photographer Book Review | | 2008-02-19 13:15:00 | | Adobe's Photoshop Lightroom 1.1 image workflow software is the latest version of one of the company's most popular photographic tools, providing an editing and organization solution geared toward professional photographers and amateurs who have large catalogs of images to manage. As a tool, Lightroom offers a lot of power, but has also brought a lot of confusion (even among professional photographers) as to how it works, who needs it, and how it differs from Photoshop.While slanted more heavily toward the needs of professional photographers, David Huss and David Plotkin's Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 1.1 for the Professional Photographer, a new guidebook to the software from Focal Press, attempts to answer some of the pressing questions surrounding the software and provide a detailed, easy-to-read trip through Lightroom's different modules and functions. With a street price around $25, Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 1.1 for the Professional Photographer might be the ideal bit of pre-reading fo | | By: DSLR CAMERAS ONLINE | | |
| | Thirteen Ways to be a Greener Photographer | | 2008-02-19 12:13:00 | | While sitting in doctor's waiting room I found this article in American Photo Magazine. Alot of these are for more serious photographers, but some help even the mom photographers with just simple little things.
The one about the lights is really useful to know. I unplug everything when I'm not using it. Blender, coffee pot, microwave. I read something a while ago that this can help save a little | | By: Dragonfly Kisses & Butterfly Zoos | | |
| | Photographer of the Year 2008 | | 2008-02-14 11:05:00 | | The Theme:People. The first Photographer of the Year competition of 2008 is all about capturing the human condition. Whether it's an environmental portrait of a person at work, a fashion shoot, a detailed close-up of your loved one or an innovative image of your local footie team, getting the best from a human face (or faces) is extremely difficult.We ask that you submit a portfolio of up to five images. They can be multiple images of the same person, or a range of photographs designed to show your understanding of portraiture in general. Be warned though, portraiture is a deceptively hard topic, spanning everything from classical art to the snapshot aesthetic, from sophisticated lighting arrangements seen in 1930s Hollywood film star portraits to the naturally-lit documentary portraits of Mary Ellen Mark or the deceptive simplicity of Bailey or Richard Avedon. You could draw on anyone from Julia-Margaret Cameron to Karsh of Ottawa; Horst P Horst to Alec Soth; August Sander to Nan Gold | | By: DSLR CAMERAS ONLINE | | |
| | What is a Real Photographer for me? | | 2008-02-09 04:30:48 | | A real photographer are not those only who have PRO Accounts in Flickr, nor those who just own an expensive DSLR and lenses.A real photographer is not measured by how many of your photos appear in the Explore page of Flickr. It appears there simply because Flickr wants you to stay and maintain a PRO account with them.A real photographer are not those who study photography, nor those who did not study at all.A real photographer does not rely on his expensive cameras to capture a good photo. His camera whether it’s the cheapest disposable camera or the Mark III are only an extension of his mind. He start to see a good photo not from the viewfinder but from his imagination.A real photographer is not bound by photography rules. He is willing to jump outside the box of photography rules and make his originality.A real photographer does not depend on good locations to photoshoot to have good photos. For him every place where he stand is the best location.A real photographer does not depend | | By: daruñans home | | |
| | British photographer Tim Hetherington wins premier award | | 2008-02-08 10:23:00 | | The international jury of the 51st annual World Press Photo Contest selected a colour image of the UK photographer Tim Hetherington as World Press Photo of the Year 2007. The picture was taken 16 September 2007 and shows a US soldier resting at Restrepo bunker, named after a soldier from his platoon who was recently killed by insurgents.The 2nd Battalion Airborne of the 503rd US infantry is undergoing a deployment in the Korengal Valley in the Eastern province of Afghanistan. The valley is infamous as the site of downing of a US helicopter and has seen some of the most intense fighting in the country. Hetherington's photograph is part of a picture story that was also awarded 2nd Prize in General News Stories. He had traveled to Afghanistan on assignment for Vanity Fair."This image shows the exhaustion of a man - and the exhaustion of a nation," says jury chairman Gary Knight, and adds "We're all connected to this. It's a picture of a man at the end of a line." Fellow juror MaryAnne Gol | | By: DSLR CAMERAS ONLINE | | |
| | | To be a photographer | | 2008-01-08 13:49:55 | | Many people think that photography isn't an art because things are depicted as they are. This simply isn't true! The work of a photographer also entails choosing what he shall describe.Photographers shoot all they see. It seems an easy and cheap task. How can a mechanical process be made to produce artistic pictures?This has been one of the aesthetic questions of the eighteenth century. Photography is the product of knowledge and sensibility, trial and error and empirical experiment."Will the industry invade the territory of art?" Baudelaire asked himself. Today we could answer him "No, it won't. Look at some photographs. The variety of their imagery is prodigious: the light, the viewpoint, the change in print tonality."Shooting a photo is less simple than it seems. You can study photo, you can learn as a photographer does. Photographers learn in two ways: from an intimate understanding of their tools and materials and from other photographs. If you can't go to a photography exhibi | | By: Mellart | | |
| | Young fashion photographer of the year | | 2007-12-28 09:53:00 | | Gabriella May, 18, studying Foundation Art and Design at Falmouth College of Arts took one step nearer to fulfilling her dream of becoming a top fashion photographer when she was crowned Young Fashion Photographer of the Year 2007 at Clothes Show Live.Beating off competition from over 200 entries, Gabriella was one of eleven lucky finalists who saw their photograph displayed and judged at the show’s Image Catwalk. In addition to receiving the prestigious title Gabriella was also awarded receive a set of fantastic prizes including £2000 worth of prize money, £1000 worth of Nikon photographic equipment, £1000 donated to her college art department plus an internship with leading Fashion Photographer Will Whipple. All runners-up have their work displayed at the show throughout the week, and will also get the opportunity to take their own professional catwalk pictures from within the photographers’ pen at Clothes Show Live 2007.After a very successful debut year the competition, in a | | By: DSLR CAMERAS ONLINE | | |
| | | | Urban Photographer of the Year (UK) | | 2007-11-26 03:00:00 | | The competition is open to all photographers, both professional and amateur, of 16 years and over who live in the UK. The Urban Photographer of the Year will be the person who, in the eyes of the judges, captures iconic observation on the theme ‘CITIES AT WORK’.The objective is to explore work life in the UK’s towns and cities during any single hour of a 24 hour day. There will be 24 prizes, one awarded for each hour and from these will be chosen the Urban Photographer of the Year and two runners up.You can choose to photograph any UK town or city at work at any hour. For example a photograph could capture Oxford at work at 10am, Liverpool at work at 2am, Bristol at work at 9pm and so on. You can enter up to 24 separate photographs but only one for each hour. Please ensure you read the Rules.source : portal.cbre.eu | | By: DSLR CAMERAS ONLINE | | |
| | PhotoPlus 2007: A Great Time to Be A Photographer | | 2007-10-23 21:15:00 | | I spent Friday at the PhotoPlus 2007 show in New York, seeing all sorts of new photographic equipment and running into old friends. I was impressed as always by the many photographic tools, but also by the increasing competition in the Digital SLR market, and how good so many smaller cameras and camcorders are getting. (Of course, being silly, I left my own camera back at my office, so Gearlog's Carol Mangis took a picture of the show with me and Terry Sullivan, who used to do camera reviews for PC Magazine and is now with Consumer Reports. Here are more photos.Michael J. Millermore : pcmag | | By: DSLR CAMERAS ONLINE | | |
| | Travel Photographer of the Year 2007 Contest | | 2007-09-15 03:26:20 | | Travel Photographer of The Year 2007
Travel Photographer of the Year (TPOTY) is a prestigious international photography competition designed to find and showcase the very best in travel photography. It is run by photographers for photographers, and since its launch in 2003 it has become a major annual award, with entries received from over 50 countries [...] | | By: Shutter Box Philippines - Digital Photography and | | |
| | Photographer Profile: Alen Sislen | | 2007-05-27 01:27:00 | | Alen Sislen is passionate about photography; not just the finished photograph, but also the photographic process of visualizing and then creating the printed image from the millions of pixels, that when combined represent what he experienced when looking through the camera's lens. For him, the photographic process is not complete until he tries to convey to the viewer his excitement, whether | | By: Nason Art Review | | |
| | My Standard of Service As a Photographer | | 2007-05-24 20:50:57 | | The photo in this entry is My True Colors. Photographed and edited by me, Lynda Walldez.
I was speaking with a friend when the question came up whether to make prints of the photographs I would be taking for some future clients. At first I was fine with it, then I changed my mind. My friend thought I was crazy.
I thought it was fine to go ahead and produce the prints for clients because that is ultimately what they want, something tangible to remember the event by. Although I have increasingly noticed that many photographers today don't produce prints for the client anymore. Instead, they put the photos on a CD and give it to the client. Many times without having the photos edited.
I don't really think that doing that is very professional, but I don't consider myself quite the professional yet. I have only done a handful of photo shoots and never had to produce prints. Although, everyone I have done photography for are people that are close to me and don't expect that level of.. | | By: One Day At a Time | | |
| | Photographer Profile: Michael Fatali | | 2007-03-23 21:55:00 | | Michael Fatali was born in Brooklyn, New York, in 1965. At the age of six, his family moved to Southern Arizona. The first introduction to his love affair with the outdoors began with many hiking and camping trips with his father during Fatali's childhood.
When he was fifteen, his mother passed away from cancer. Feeling this unfortunate loss, he began to rediscover himself and develop an | | By: Nason Art Review | | |
| | Photographer Profile: Robert Balcomb | | 2007-03-13 11:07:00 | | Robert Balcomb, Master portrait photographer, lives in the Puget Sound area, having practiced portraiture for over forty years, from California to New Mexico to his present location. He is a graduate of the American Academy of Art, Chicago, and has a BS-Ed from The University of New Mexico and an MA-Ed from The University of Northern Colorado. He also was a faculty member of Olympic College, | | By: Nason Art Review | | |
| | Britney Spears denied visits with her children by ex-husband Kevin Federline is mentally unwell - attacks a photographer! | | 2007-02-24 16:32:06 | | Britney Spears' father is concerned about his daughter - saying she is a "sick little girl".As the troubled singer checked into rehab for the third time this week, Britney's dad, Jamie Spears, opened up about the family's increasing worry for her wellbeing.Jamie said: "We've got a sick little girl - we're just trying to take care of her."Britney checked into California's Promises Malibu Treatment Center on Tuesday (20.02.07), but quit in the early hours of Wednesday (21.02.07), before later checking in again on the same day.Britney, 25, was spotted visiting a top Los Angeles lawyer on Wednesday following reports her ex, Kevin Federline, had requested an emergency custody hearing over their two sons, Sean Preston, 17 months, and Jayden James, five months.Later in the day, Britney drove to Kevin's home - where he was looking after their children - only to get no answer when she rung the door bell.Witnesses then saw the star attack a photographer with an umbrella, which she also us | | By: Celebrity Rag | | |
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