Brandon Stanton moved to New York in 2010. As an amateur photographer, he was fascinated by the crowds of characters throughout the city. He began to take street portraits of the people he met and share them in an album on his timeline named, Humans of New York. As his photos started to gain a …
June 11, 2014 •
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Inspirational photos throughout the world tell stories that we can’t even imagine. This photograph of a man working a small sweets factory in Herat province was featured on Yahoo news and taken by Mohmmad Shoib/Reuters. Loved the way Shoib created
In the age of Reality TV (this could be in my future, if I’m lucky, so no hate here), it was bound to happen. Someone was going to document the intimate details of the secret lives of Storm Troopers. Going all Jean-Claude Van Damme and doing an epic
December 16, 2013 •
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Equipment: Canon 5DMKII with 50 f1/4 lens. Floor mount tripod. Canon Speedlite 580EX II as master with two 430EX slaves under plexiglass tabletop. Used red and green filters.
November 19, 2013 •
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AP photographer David Guttenfelder in the field in North Korea. Latest notes uploaded to National Geographic Proof. Amazing set of images by Guttenfelder with story by Elizabeth Krist.
October 31, 2013 •
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Notes by Yvette 10/30/13 Steve’s Camera – across from Samy’s in Culver City – a great camera repair shop “Picture Day” – documentary by Ira Glass, recommended by Alex ☺ Instructor/Model David Calicchio demonstrated use of strobes with ambient
May 19, 2013 •
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Commentary by the staff at dpreview.com on The Guardian article by Tom Jenkins, When the line blurs between sport photography and photojournalism. “Wondering how he would react in the same situation, Jenkins explains his usual mindset when setting out
Joel Sartore is one of my favorite photographers. Mr. Sartore’s images have a haunting style that is both technically brilliant and ethereal at the same time. He’s a 20-year veteran shooter for National Geographic as well as speaker, author and
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From nofilmschool.com: What is the future of cinematic storytelling when virtual reality starts to take center stage? Industry professionals and indie makers alike have been
With the release of FRONTLINE’S latest 360 project, “Night of the Storm”, Kenzie Audette reveals the post production process for a 360 project. In the spirit of
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I thought I was going to dive head and palms first into Hong Kong harbor. But I didn’t. Instead, I recovered on my backside and only my ego was bruised. I looked up at my
First impression: Survived dramatic landing at Kai Tak airport. Rewarded with a humid, sticky airport. Last impression: Getting continually searched at customs… Had to
Why are they all subtitled? Hong Kong films are made in Cantonese by an industry whose primary audience is in Hong Kong, the rest of Asia second. The fact that the rest of the
director Patrick Leung Pak-Kin Cast: Wu Chien-Lien, Lau Ching-Wan, Hang Sang-Woo The first (?) film in the Milkyway Images series (see Too Many Ways to Be No.1) is directed by
director HONG Sang Soo Color 115 min One of the absolute best of the emerging Korean films, Hong Sang-Soo’s debut feature manages to capture a very realistic mood and
What do clients need to know to make good decisions about their web site? A general understanding of the web development process is a given. And one of the most powerful tools in
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