Photo by Deanne Fitzmaurice At the crack of the bat, thousands of fans felt butterflies in their stomachs. Was this going to be it? Did it really happen again? Then the ball flew into the assured glove of San Francisco's beloved third baseman and the euphoria began. It was time to celebrate again,
Does Gear Make You A Better Photographer? Watch The Full Video Some people think that the more gear you have the more "professional" you look. Here's an interesting video where a new photographer has 1 week to learn how to use professional photography gear including studio strobes, a Canon 550D, and some L lenses.
Our very own executive producer, Marc Silber, was featured on This Week in Photography. “My love of photography began when I was in grade school and grew as a means of telling visual stories. As the etymology of photography is “light writing” I find photography and film to be my favorite forms of ‘ writing’
Hello there. I’m Alixandra Richey, currently an intern here at Silber Studios and loving all it has to offer. I thought I had learned all there was to learn about photography and video (hence my fancy pants degree) BUT, apparently not. Here at Silber Studios, we push the limit on everything; digging and digging until
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kR7OBTovKxw Among all my hobbies (golf, gardening, and collecting rocks) photography would rank at the top for the most expensive. Any idea that can save me a couple dollars is well worth my time. This video is a step by step tutorial of how to create your own DIY beauty dish for just five dollars. You
This week in Advancing Your Photography, we focused on two powerful women in photography: Bambi Cantrell and Anna Kuperberg. Research performed by Kodak a few years ago revealed that 90% of the world's photographs are purchased by women. To Bambi Cantrell, this is not only an astronomical number but it also provides insight into why
This week, Advancing Your Photography featured the SF based photographer, Jim Goldstein. As a professional photographer he specializes in outdoor and nature photography. He is in particular, passionate about the environment and is well known for infusing elements of the natural world in his commercial and editorial work. Interestingly, Jim's past consists of genetic research and being a
Miley Cyrus on the cover of Rolling Stone Miley Cyrus didn't always want to be America's reigning Twerk Queen. In fact, the "Wrecking Ball" singer says she seriously considered going to college to study photography. In her recent highly-publicized interview with Rolling Stone magazine, Cyrus, 20, says she almost opted to enroll
Michael De Rubeis' mugshot. When it comes to hiring a wedding photographer, never underestimate the power of background research. A man in New Jersey was arrested after playing wedding photographer and bilking thousands from unsuspecting couples, ruining what should have been the happiest day of their lives. Michael De Rubeis has
"Afghan Girl" by Steve McCurry. Credit: National Geographic Over the last 125 years National Geographic has been host to some of the most iconic images ever taken, and now the magazine is honoring its most celebrated shots with an issue devoted entirely to them. The October 2013 issue will feature instantly recognizable
