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'It's about being prepared for whatever is thrown at you': Q & A with William Vazquez

NYC based photographer William Vazquez on one of his earlier assignments. New York City based photographer William Vazquez, travels about 30-50% of the year. From Cuba to the mountains of Nepal, Vazquez has worked in more than 54 countries on more than five continents, often arriving first on the scene of a humanitarian crisis to document recovery operations for NGO’s and the companies that provide support to the areas affected by natural disasters. dpreview.com »

2017-5-21 13:00

Have You Ever Seen Aurora Australis? It Just Lit Up The Australian Sky And It’s As Amazing As Its Northern ‘Sister’

When we talk about auroras, we usually mean the Northern Lights (previously here and here) but this time an amateur photographer captured them on the other side of the globe! The stunning color display illuminated Australia's skies, and Philip Dubbin recorded everything in a dazzling timeline. boredpanda.com »

2017-4-10 16:47

Ep. 165: Does Sony Have Designs on Going Medium Format? – and more

Episode 165 of the PetaPixel Photography Podcast. Download MP3 –  Subscribe via iTunes, Google Play, email or RSS! Featured: Profoto Legend of Light, photographer Clay Cook In This Episode If you subscribe to the PetaPixel Photography Podcast in iTunes, please take a moment to rate and review us and help us move up in the rankings so others interested […] petapixel.com »

2017-4-6 11:50

How to Embrace Converging Verticals

Google the term ‘converging verticals’ and you’ll be convinced the effect is the work of the devil, with countless articles and tutorials dedicated to rectifying the issue. It’s certainly true that the effect can be undesirable, particularly in architectural photography where it can make buildings and other structures appear as though they are falling over (an effect known as keystoning). digitalrev.com »

2017-4-20 03:00

What is decisive in a photographer’s career?

Some people think that talent is the decisive factor, but if you look closer… Wendy, from the series Portraits In Silence. © Enzo Dal Verme If you have been in the business long enough, you already know that there are four basic factors that determine success in a photography career: technical skills creativity experience opportunities Someone with great technical skills but scant creativity will produce some excellently engineered photos, but not much in the way of original work. digitalrev.com »

2017-3-13 03:00

All dressed up: the photography of Emily Dickey and Dustin LeFevre

All dressed up: the photography of Emily Dickey and Dustin LeFevre Utah Badlands, Utah Emily Dickey and Dustin LeFevre are landscape photographers who seek out remote locations. A couple of years ago, they started to complement their standard landscape images with something a little different – portraits of themselves in formalwear, adding a human element and a dramatic sense of scale to their work. dpreview.com »

2017-2-4 14:00

Lily Drone Gets Sued and Announces Closure Despite Raising $34m in Pre-Orders

The ferocious dogfights that have long threatened to crowd out the skies and the personal drone market have been temporarily quelled as another competitor drops out of the market. Unlike GoPro's Karma drone (which actually managed to get off the ground, despite having problems staying afloat), Lily Robotics never managed to get their product off the factory lines. digitalrev.com »

2017-1-13 03:00

Greatest hits: Behind the scenes with Ben Liebenberg, lead photographer for the NFL

Behind the scenes at the NFL with Ben Liebenberg NFL Senior Photo Editor and Lead Photographer Ben Liebenberg and Seattle Seahawks’ Richard Sherman ©Ric Tapia/NFL You may see Ben Liebenberg running down the field trying to out pace the Seattle Seahawks’ Richard Sherman after a game to grab a shot (above photo) or photo bombing the annual NFL draft ceremony from backstage. dpreview.com »

2016-12-25 14:00

Everyone is Making a Good Camera, but No One is Making an Exceptional One

In case you've been hiding under a rock, there isn't a single camera out there that isn't good. They're all good. They're all great. They all have loads more megapixels than you need, they all have more than good enough high ISO output for images going on the web, they all have pretty darned good autofocus capabilities, they all have just overall fantastic features. thephoblographer.com »

2016-12-20 14:05

Gear of the Year: Chris' choice - F-Stop Tilopa camera bag

F-Stop may not have had the best year when it comes to its public image, but I have to say that the gear they produce is absolutely fantastic. I received the F-Stop Tilopa and the Large Pro ICU was a gift from my now wife about a year ago (after waiting several weeks for it to actually ship; my wife was on the phone with them more than she would have liked) and since then I've taken it everywhere from the dense forests and goliath waterfalls of the Columbia River Gorge that borders Washington and Oregon to the freshly formed lava fields on the Big Island of Hawai'i. dpreview.com »

2016-12-8 12:00