http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YS0zV6czunk If you've ever had a shoot with someone wearing eyeglasses then you must have had that frustrating moment when you looked at the image and saw an obnoxious reflection in the glasses. It's very simple to fix that as long as you have an off camera flash. Take a look at the video above
A couple of weeks back I received an email from a travel magazine with a proposal along the lines of this : “For an article I’m writing, I am in need of a few great illustrative photos and found your photo on flickr. Could I add this photo to the article? You keep of course
Here's a great HDR from one of our members, Alex Santiago. For those of you, who want feedback on your photos and tips on how to improve. Post your photos in our Photo Critiques Group. We've had some great photos posted in there, and the feedback seems to be helping our readers improve. Even if you
What you see above is a comic made by Endless Origami. It's pretty funny because now everyone who uses iPhone apps like hipstamic and instagram feel like they're "photographers" because they're all artsy and such. Not saying that if you use an iPhone you're not a photographer but we all have that one
http://vimeo.com/29950141 This time-lapse video by Dustin Farrell is one of the best one's that we've seen. It was all shot, not filmed with a Canon 5D Mark II in Arizona and Utah. At some points in the video, it doesn't even look like earth! If you've seen a better time-lapse video be sure to
Diana Walker's final image of Steve Jobs, at his home office in December 2004. Steve Jobs was a man of motion. Whether through his determination to bring the most practical and stylish innovations to consumers or his drive to just make the world an easier place to live in, the former Apple
Dylan's painting "Opium" (2009) and Léon Busy's photograph "Woman Smoking Opium" (1915) As one of the most celebrated singer-songwriters of the 20th century, Bob Dylan is renowned for his influence on popular music. But when it comes to his paintings, the legendary folk guitarist may have been borrowing a bit too heavily
Photo: From Me To You It's part photograph and part film, and it has artists from both mediums excited about the applications. The cinemagraph, a term coined by photographers Kevin Burg and Jamie Beck, is a still photo that, using image editing software, combines multiple pictures or videos into one fluid moving
Tyler Shields is at it again. The celebrity photographer, famous for dumping a bucket of blood on Lindsay Lohan and photographing her with a gun to her head, has recruited Glee star Heather Morris for his latest court with controversy: a shoot he calls "Bruised Up Barbie." Shields posted images of Morris on his
A drawing by painter Peter Paul Reubens, allegedly based on da Vinci's The Battle of Anghiari. Dave Yoder wants to photograph a Leonardo da Vinci masterpiece. But there's just one little problem... no one has seen it in 500 years. The Battle of Anghiari, often referred to as "The Lost Leonardo," has
