Join professional photographer Magdalena Solé for an information packed lecture on her documentary project. The talk is based on her two years of work in the Mississippi Delta culminating in the release of a book. By introducing her new book “New Delta Rising” she will explore a series of topics: including the process of photographing Read MoreRead More
Tyler Shields outlines his philosophy of creating of controversy for attention sake followed with lucrative art in this talk from Luminance 2012 Via PetaPixelRead More
Jay P. Morgan and the Slanted Lens invade Boston and the historic ship USS Constitution for a historical photo. Using only a few well placed strobe heads and smoke effects they pull off quite an effective series of shots.Read More
Bridging the gap of classical art and street photography, Henri Cartier-Bresson combined the two practices and set the world of photography on a new course. We will look at how he and his followers at Magnum, converted the lessons from classical artists into the photojournalism, street photography, and portraiture. We will introduce the visual language, Read MoreRead More
Robots don’t take photos by themselves (or at least not yet). Somebody has to director the remote cameras to snap a shot. But who makes these decisions? Who are the Ansel Adams of the space program? Technically, you could say that the Payload Uplink Lead who writes the command sequence is the photographer. In that Read MoreRead More
As you continue to capture new photographic images, it becomes increasingly important to keep those photos organized so you have the confidence that you’re able to find the photo you need when you need it. In this informative and entertaining session Tim Grey will share his expertise and experience to help you stay organized using Read MoreRead More
We feature a lot of fashion photography so it’s good to get a look at the artistry behind these images. Sarah Silver, a well-known fashion and beauty photographer based in NYC will be talking about her roots as a dance photographer and how she transitioned from buns and leotards to high fashion and swooshing hair. Read MoreRead More
Need to shoot better product shots? Here’s a quick look at some of the gear that would be useful for shooting more appealing product photos.Read More
Dale Wilson offers an interesting tip on how to work up your photographic (and cinematic) eye by observing the world around you in different way. Photography is about vision – real or perceived. Before we take the camera out of the bag we must first learn to look at what we are seeing, and to Read MoreRead More
Photographer Jay P. Morgan goes to Wall Street (pun intended) to explain how grid modifiers work and discusses “feathering” light.Read More
Shooting motion pictures on DSLRs is not totally different than shooting stills – the same principles apply. In this video from B&H, we learn about a few settings and gadgets for shooting photos in low light situations. The only difference for video is we’re stuck to 1/30th as the slowest shutter speed we can shoot Read MoreRead More
Digital Rev takes an IT specialist with a passing interest in photography and gives him a week of training. Then they pit him up against a professional and with a veteran photographer asked to judge and pick out which is the professional. With the gear all being the same, will the judge be able to Read MoreRead More
