Artist and activist, Benjamin Von Wong, is back with another environmentally-minded project, Giant Plastic Tap, to bring attention to the global issue of plastic pollution. In an effort to inspire change and slow the production of single-use plastic, which has seen an increase of 250-300% consumption since the start of the pandemic, Von Wong teamed … Read more
What exactly is our impact on this world? Is it all worth getting “the shot”? Dive into the idea of wanderlust in our newest Candid Chats.
Light pollution is one of the major challenges that astrophotographers (among others) face. These photographers will drive hours away from major metropolitan areas just to get an unobstructed view of the sky, unfortunately however, the sodium vapor lamps that are used on street lights and industrial lighting fixtures can cause an orange-yellow tint that will … Read more
That little 3.5×2 card can say a lot about your business. What does your photography business card say about you?
This morning SmugMug unveiled their new website, which is a complete top-to-bottom redesign of their entire interface. You can watch a replay of the live stream by clicking the image below. (Or, to view another live broadcast that will be a review / demonstration of SmugMug’s new features, click HERE to visit Trey Ratcliff’s separate … Read more
Inspiration is very important to me when I try to come up with new concepts and ideas for my photos. Sometimes taking a look at other photographers and their work can do the trick. That is why, this week, I decided to compile a list of seven great photographers that have inspired me in the past, and will also hopefully inspire you.
Several months ago, we posted about our purchase of six Silicon Power Rugged Armor A80 USB 3.0 1TB hard drives. So how well did they stand up to the heavy workload of SLR Lounge and Lin and Jirsa Los Angeles Wedding Photography in the long term? Are they the best USB 3.0 portable hard drive for photographers? Check out our video review and read this article to find out.
I asked each of my peers to show some of their earliest work promising I would do the same. These are literally our first attempts at creating a “professional” image.
This new technology is going to be a game-changer for marine biologists around the world. It’s called Sea-Thru, and it’s an image algorithm that “separates” the water from any underwater image leaving a visually stunning and clear rendition of the marine life oceanographers are trying to capture.
