I am always envious when I see bookshelves like these!
How To Capture Motion Trails While Freezing Subjects Using Shutter Drag
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Confused about the ending of Shutter Island? Here's what really happened and what the ending of Martin Scorsese's mind-bending movie means.
The 18-year-old photographer believing in more
In our Principles of Photography Workshop Series we try our best to share what we were able to teach ourselves about photography, in simple, easy-to-understand concepts. These are just some basics to help you get
This tutorial will be the first of three in a series on Exposure: “What is Aperture?”, “What is Shutter Speed?”, and “What is ISO?” Members are encouraged to re…
"Accents are just mouth fonts."
From Russia's Freezelight comes one of the most beautiful uses of long exposure I've ever seen (that is, aside from all of your slow shutter shooting challenge submissions). It's honestly just wow.
Designer Sean Anderson adds a touch of glamour with family heirlooms, modern art, and a subtle color palette
A practical 10-step guide to view the world as a child and embrace the abundance of living. Just because you are grown up (...) Read More
Bacon & Pea Pizza makes one 13 x18 inch pizza 1/2 batch no-knead pizza dough extra virgin olive oil (for baking sheet) 3 strips bacon, roughly chopped 1/2 cup shelled peas 3 cloves garlic, thinly sliced 2 green onions, thinly chopped (both white & green parts) 1/2 cup shredded mozzarella 3/4 cup shredded aged cheddar pinch […]
In late 2010 this beautiful Parisian apartment saw the first rays on sunshine in over 70 years. Once its window shutters had been opened, a 70-year old, cog-webbed time capsule unveiled a magical place where time literally have stood still. Under a...
Heavily inspired by blocks that I know Lynne likes, I drafted this pattern. that was one accomplishment. Actually figuring out how to make it was another. Lynne I ended up using all my own fabric except for the white. I needed bigger pieces...hope that is alright. I tried to match the colors of the fabric you sent me. blogged
I've been writing on this site for a while now, and I've put together a lot of good content, but the trouble is that a lot of it can be hard to find, especially if you don't know what you're looking for. This post will walk you though everything that a beginner in photography should learn, and in the order that they're supposed to learn it. Welcome to my 100th post.
If you have recently bought a DSLR or mirrorless camera, or are thinking of doing so in the near future, you are probably interested in doing more than just pointing and shooting with it on Automatic mode.
drab cart: Hi all, I've just joined the group and was looking for a bit of advice. I'm heading to my local agility club to take photos of their (outdoor) training sessions soon, and was wondering if anyone could share any advice for achieving successful shots. I'm used to photographing horses in action so I know what's required with regards to aperture/shutter speed/ISO etc, but I'm unsure which focussing technique would be most effective as dogs are a lot quicker than horses! 1- Use AiServo and pan with the dog 2 - Pre-focus and then pan (with tripod) 3 - Pre-focus and go for a static shot Also, with regards to pre-focussing, those of you who've shot dogs in flight over obstacles - where (roughly) do you find it best to focus? I know focussing on the jump itself will not be effective, but roughly how far in front (e.g. "a foot/6 inches etcetc for large dogs") of the obstacle would you focus to ensure the dog (eg over a 45degree angle shot over a plain jump) will be sharp? Finally, are there any preffered angles when it comes to shooting agility - that is, do owners appear to prefer head-on, 45degree or side-on views of their dogs over obstacles? I know experience and trial-and-error will be the best thing for learning, but the more advice I can get beforehand, the better. I hope some of you can help, apologies for the amount of questions! Keep up the great work! Laura xxx
Completed in 2010 in Sydney, Australia. Images by Brett Boardman. Haines House is located in the inner city Sydney suburb of Newtown, in an area that is steadily displaying evidence of gentrification in the general...
I found this too cute to miss, a moment of love in a hectic world! Candid shot with 5 seconds to react, only one chance as they heard my noisy shutter!
Just how valuable is that degree in literature?
