In this episode of reDefine, we sat down with Doug Gordon, shock value master, and recent recipient of a UN Leadership Award. We met u...
reDefine with Tamara Lackey: Master Wedding Photographer Doug Gordon
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In this episode of reDefine, we sat down with Doug Gordon, shock value
master, and recent recipient of a UN Leadership Award.
We met up in New
York and talked about how his unique, willing-to-cross-the-line
personality has actually led to his very successful business, and if you
have ever heard Doug speak or follow him on social media, you might
understand why we had to edit this piece down just a bit.
But, we were
left with an educational and excellent conversation.
Doug Gordon is the undisputed Master of this area of Photography.15 minutes with this video will save you 15 years of trial and error....
Doug Gordon Flow Posing: 47 good looking poses for bride & groom (Wedding Photography)
1/31/2012
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Doug Gordon is the undisputed Master of this area of Photography.15
minutes with this video will save you 15 years of trial and error. Don't
just follow the poses. Doug's warmth and ability to quickly establish
an authentic rapport with his subjects is worth additional study and
attention.
Doug Gordon of Long Island NY creates some of the most unique wedding photography on the planet. This profile done for the NY1 Employmen...
Master Wedding Photographer: Doug Gordon
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Doug Gordon of Long Island NY creates some of the most unique wedding
photography on the planet. This profile done for the NY1 Employment
Report captures some of his energy and creativity.
What does it take to photograph a president? On 30 January, 2012, The Straits Times interviewed Myanmar President Thein Sein, at the Sh...
How to take a portrait to a President in 90 seconds
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What does it take to photograph a president?
On 30 January, 2012, The Straits Times interviewed Myanmar President Thein Sein, at the Shangri-la Hotel in Singapore.
Besides taking shots during the interview, Straits Times photojournalist
Desmond Lim also wanted to make a portrait of Thein Sein.
With the help of photojournalists Samuel He and Lim Wui Liang, he set up
a backdrop and three lights, an hour before the interview began.
The Myanmese officials did not agree to the shoot initially, but agreed after some negotiations.
The aim was to photograph Thein Sein after the interview and make two
different portraits - as quickly as possible. Samuel will hold up the
beauty dish in front of the president, while Wui Liang would shift the
light for the second portrait.
This video shows the what happened the moment Thein Sein emerged from
the interview session, and the photographs that were made during those
90 seconds.
Best known for its towering red rock formations, Garden of the Gods is one of Colorado's most iconic locations. At over 200 million ...
Garden of the Gods: One of Colorado's most iconic photography locations of America
1/30/2012
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Best known for its towering red rock formations, Garden of the Gods is
one of Colorado's most iconic locations. At over 200 million years old,
the Garden has lived through countless millennia of geological phases,
including the era of the dinosaurs.
The American Photographic series
visits this special place in search of the legendary epic sunsets
traditionally associated with its majestic peaks.
Lewis Carlyle is the owner and principal photographer for Sun Gallery. A
world traveler, food lover and life long Beatles fan, he is constantly
exploring new cultures in search of inspiration. He is passionate about
helping others experience the endless colors of life through his lens.
It is his promise that Sun Gallery Photography will always seek to
immortalize the great beauty, rich flavors and wonderful people of our
world.
The Camera Store's Chris Niccolls had the chance to take a look at the new Nikon D4. Find out why he's so excited about Nikon...
Nikon D4 Hands-On Sneak Peek by TheCameraStoreTV
1/30/2012
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The Camera Store's Chris Niccolls had the chance to take a look at the
new Nikon D4. Find out why he's so excited about Nikon's new flagship
camera.
Shot and edited by Jordan Drake
Filmed on a Panasonic AF100
Nikon’s new D4
D-SLR is unique in that it is the first Nikon D-SLR to separate flash
exposure compensation from the camera’s exposure compensation when using
the camera with compatible Nikon Speedlights in i-TTL.
( read more.....via nikonusa.com )
AdoramaTV Presents Digital Photography One on One. In this week's episode Mark discusses image resolution and file size. Watch as Ma...
All you need to know about Print Sizes by Mark Wallace
1/30/2012
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AdoramaTV Presents Digital Photography One on One. In this week's
episode Mark discusses image resolution and file size. Watch as Mark
takes you through an in-studio exercise to illustrate how large you can
print using different cameras.
Joe Jonas behind the scenes shoot for Trinity Stars Magazine. Born in Israel, reborn in Hollywood and a graduate of the Art Center Sc...
Joe Jonas for Trinity Stars Magazine by Photographer Moshe Brakha (Eddie and Buddy Brakha )
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Joe Jonas behind the scenes shoot for Trinity Stars Magazine.
Born in Israel, reborn in Hollywood and a graduate of the Art Center
School of Design, Moshe Brakha has been captivating the creative world
with is cutting edge advertising for over three decades.
What began
with an album cover for Boz Scaggs “Silk Degrees”, and shoots for
Rolling Stone Magazine, Moshe’s print work has been trailblazing the
fashion and advertising worlds with celebrated advertising campaigns for
Air Walk, Skyy Vodka, Martini and Rossi, Camel Cigarettes, Adidas,
Nextel, Best Buy, Terra Chips and everything in between, consistently
doing celebrity spreads and covers for Newsweek Magazine, Details,
Entertainment Weekly, Vanity Fair and Conde Nast Traveler. ( text via spokefilms.tv/moshe )
Still Photographer: Moshe Brakha
Director: Eddie Brakha
Producer: Buddy Brakha
DP/Editing: Shaun Lang
World renowned photographer Howard Schatz sits down with comedian/actor/director Ricky Gervais to gain insight on his career hand what ...
Behind the scenes "In Character: Actors Acting": Photographer Howard Schatz captures some of Hollywood’s most emotive stars in the act of, well, making faces.
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World renowned photographer Howard Schatz sits down with
comedian/actor/director Ricky Gervais to gain insight on his career hand
what he loves about the trade.
Get a behind-the-scenes glimpse at his photoshoot for Vanity Fair and Howard's "In Character" series.
Ricky Gervais is known as the creator of The Office, and star of the British
version of the show. He is also known for The Ricky Gervais Show,
Extras, and The Invention of Lying.
Jeff Shaffer and Dawn Smith have over 20 years experience working as image makers for advertising agencies, corporations, design firms, ...
UPDATE | Basic Portrait Lighting Techniques for photography and video: butterfly, loop, rembrandt, split and more.
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Jeff Shaffer and Dawn Smith have over 20 years experience working as
image makers for advertising agencies, corporations, design firms, and
publications. They have won numerous awards for their work from the CT
Art Director’s Club, Western MA. Ad Club, and Print magazine.
Jeff is also an Adobe Certified Instructor in Photoshop and Lightroom, and works
as a training consultant for Future Media Concepts in New York City as
well as an Adjunct Photo Instructor at Tunxis and Manchester Community
Colleges in CT. Dawn’s food photography has been published in numerous
national consumer publications such as Bon Appetit, Family Circle and
Woman’s Day and also has appeared in several cookbooks. ( text via shaffersmith.biz/about )
Duluth-based street photographer Kip Praslowicz shares his approach to portraits, and candid scenes in the community. About Kip Prasl...
Kip Praslowicz, Street Photographer
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Duluth-based street photographer Kip Praslowicz shares his approach to portraits, and candid scenes in the community.
About Kip Praslowicz
My name is Kip Praslowicz, a web developer by day, and a photographer
by night (and anytime I can get away from work during the day). I
currently am located in Duluth, MN.
I originally started dabbling
with photography in the late 90's, and took it on as a full forced hobby
in 2001. I created this site early in 2001 just as a place where I
could store and share my images. As the years went by, and the
expectations of what a web site should have changed, I now use this
space as a blog to share my thoughts about photography, as well as
provide bits & pieces of the technical things I figure out on my
own. ( text by kpraslowicz.com/about )
By using the optical viewfinder removed from a single use camera (SUC) it is fairly easy to make a viewfinder which will have the same f...
A DIY Inexpensive Optical Viewfinder for Compact Digital cameras with a hot shoe.
1/28/2012
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By using the optical viewfinder removed from a single use camera (SUC)
it is fairly easy to make a viewfinder which will have the same field of
view as the wide angle setting of most compact digital cameras.
The
project requires only a small hacksa to remove the complete viewfinder
from the lens block assembly. Once removed it is glued to 2 strips of
1/5 mm plastic sheet which are cut to fit the 2 dimensions of the hot
shoe.
The viewfinder is spaced from the hotshoe by abot 6 to 9 mm to
allow the eye to align easily with it. It can be covered from the
plastic body of the original SUC or use thin black cardboard to close
the unit. If the SUC has a electronic flash unit then an important
health and safety notice is included in the video.
This is the
concept/prototype instruction here, individual modifications to the
final build are to be encouraged by those wishing to copy this idea.
Enjoy watching photographers Eric Gould and Doug Peck at the Golden Gate Bridge at night. Learn to take classic night time images.Video ...
Magic hour, Golden Gate Bridge, one light and photographer Eric C. Gould on location with Doug Peck
1/27/2012
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Enjoy watching photographers Eric Gould and Doug Peck at the Golden Gate
Bridge at night. Learn to take classic night time images.Video was
shoot and edited by Ferguson Sauve-Rogan. Music and some video licensed
from Pond5.com.
Currently ranked 3rd in Great Britain for Slalom, Georgie also competes in the Super G and Downhill disciplines. He has been representin...
A Behind the Scenes video from Georgie Hunt's portrait shoot for Salomon.
1/27/2012
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Currently ranked 3rd in Great Britain for Slalom, Georgie also competes
in the Super G and Downhill disciplines. He has been representing his
country skiing for 10 years after starting since the age of 4.
Cannon Photography is home to freelance photographer
James Cannon.
James
shoots sports, editorial and portrait photography and is available for
commissions across the UK. His personal work explores the landscape
where industry interacts with the environment.
Qualified to
degree level, his work has been published by national magazines, clubs,
websites, libraries, agencies and event companies, with discounted rates
available for charities.
A behind-the-scenes look at the Canon commercial "The Craftsman." Set in scenic Silverton, Colorado we follow director Sng Ton...
Learn all secrets about DSLR Video Workflow with free PDF via Tyler Stableford
1/27/2012
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A behind-the-scenes look at the Canon commercial "The Craftsman." Set in
scenic Silverton, Colorado we follow director Sng Tong Beng as he
creates an inspiring piece featuring Canon photographers Tyler
Stableford and Sandy Puc.
Tyler Stableford offers you his complete DSLR Video Workflow......FREE
I hope it saves you some of the endless trial and error I’ve been
through! This PDF is part of a DSLR Video Crash Course seminar I gave at
the PhotoPlus Expo; follow my blog to stay in touch for upcoming
workshop opportunities. ( via Tyler Stableford´s blog )
I'm certainly not the first to do this, but most are just picture tutorials. I thought it would be helpful to watch someone complet...
DIY Variable-ND filter as cheap as 10$
1/26/2012
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I'm certainly not the first to do this, but most are just picture
tutorials. I thought it would be helpful to watch someone complete the
process. Cheap circular polarization filters can be purchased online
for as cheap as $5 each. The entire mod process takes about 10-15
minutes with the right tools. Easy and straight forward.
NOTE:
1. Take care not to damage the filter when unscrewing the retaining
ring. It is easy to slip and scratch the class or coating.
2. There is a reason the Singh-Ray Vari-ND filter is over $300, but for
around $10 a little color shift/drop in contrast/slight vignetting (all
easily corrected in post) is worth the savings in my book.
Here I will show you how to build a DIY shotgun mic mount that looks good, easy to assemble, small and Cheap! Please share, comment, ra...
How to build a DIY shotgun mic mount | The price $3.22
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Here I will show you how to build a DIY shotgun mic mount that looks
good, easy to assemble, small and Cheap! Please share, comment, rate
and subscribe!
This build is for the mount itself where you could
actually thread a 1/4" bolt directly into, such as your tripod quick
release plate. I have also build a DIY hotshoe adapter for this but
that build is shown in a separate video.
Have you ever wondered why your images are coming out extremely dark when you are shooting live events? Well the main reason is that y...
How To set your Light Meter for Concert Photography
1/26/2012
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Have
you ever wondered why your images are coming out extremely dark when
you are shooting live events? Well the main reason is that your light
meter is being thrown off by the stage lights. What is happening is
your light meter is seeing extremely bright stage lights and it is
tricking your camera to "think" there is a ton of light in the whole
scene when there really isn't.
Let me paint the picture for you.
If you are inside and you see your light meter read 1/8000 of a second
you should know that that is not correct. Now its correct in the term
that if you were shooting just the stage lights it would need to be
shot that fast. But if you are trying to capture a band they would just
come out dark because of such a fast shutter speed. This is all part of
the mentality of photography and knowing when something is either to
good to be true or just can not be right.
Scott Kelby is joined by members of Nikon's Professional Services to discuss the new Nikon D4. This special episode includes a live...
Scott Kelby´s The Grid: Nikon D4 Special Episode
1/26/2012
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Scott Kelby is joined by members of Nikon's Professional Services to discuss
the new Nikon D4. This special episode includes a live studio shoot
using the D4 as well as a question and answer session with Nikon's Scott
Diussa, Bill Pekala, and Mark Suban.
Brand Trent is one of my favorites photographers and it is amazing how he uses the light getting pictures with a great visual impact lik...
Behind The Scenes At The 2011 Barron’s Roundtable by Brad Trent
1/25/2012
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Brand Trent is one of my favorites photographers and it is amazing how he uses the light getting pictures with a great visual impact like this magazine cover. If you want to know how Brad did this cover read the original post here.
Mission Statement: To travel across the United States and beyond, documenting the people and landscape and educating public about Analog...
The Photo Palace Bus In Support of Analog Photography: A mobile studio and darkroom
1/25/2012
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Mission Statement:
To travel across the United States and beyond,
documenting the people and landscape and educating public about Analog Photography in order to
support Film as a form of Artistic Expression. Main Goals:
1.
To
provide hands on educational opportunities for children and adults alike all
across the United States. An engaging Analog Photography curriculum will
supplement these activities to create an enriching series of activities to help
propagate analog photography.
2.
To chart
the “New Americana” by creating a 10,000 negative photo narrative covering all
aspects from “Fringe” to “Pop.”
3.
To
display works created with various analog photography means along the route in both impromptu
and scheduled events.
4.
To unite
and spread awareness about analog photographers through a portable showroom and
classroom.
The art of shooting Black and White Photography has changed with the introduction of digital cameras. Many people convert their images ...
Shooting Digital Black & White: A lighting Lesson by Jay P. Morgan
1/24/2012
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The art of shooting Black and White Photography has
changed with the introduction of digital cameras. Many people convert
their images to Black and White in the post process but very few shoot
with Black and White in mind from the beginning.
This lesson focuses on
shooting digital Black and White images, giving tips and ways to focus
on that thought in the camera, not the computer.
In the end, it is a
conversion process in Photoshop or Silver Effects. But you will create
better Black and White images if you shoot with Black and White in mind
from the beginning.
We caught up with Joel Grimes in New York City as he talked about some pretty cool HDR images he took with his new tilt shift lens. Plu...
A [FRAMED] Moment With Joel Grimes talking about some pretty cool HDR images in NYC
1/24/2012
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We caught up with Joel Grimes in New York City as he talked about some
pretty cool HDR images he took with his new tilt shift lens. Plus, he
"kind of" talks about his new and exciting feature that will soon be a
part of [FRAMED] Season 3.....launching May 2012!
Special thanks to Yotel in New York for their excellent hotel accommodation
http://lightenupandshoot.com/ goes on a 10 day road trip through the coffee region of Colombia. Mikey decided to invite two professio...
Coffee Region Photography Trip by Lightenupandshoot.com
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http://lightenupandshoot.com/
goes on a 10 day road trip through the coffee region of Colombia.
Mikey decided to invite two professional photographers to join in on the
adventure and also help shoot video. Behind the scenes videos are
going to be released as they are edited. Stay tuned for videos showing
the diverse culture of Colombia, lighting techniques, in depth look at
the gear used for shots and how to work with subjects. Chao, Mikey!
All we wanted was an affordable way to adjust the focus on our DSLRs in a precise, repeatable manner. We wanted a device that performed ...
The 50-Dollar Follow Focus Kickstarter Project
1/24/2012
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All we wanted was an affordable way to adjust the focus on our DSLRs in a
precise, repeatable manner. We wanted a device that performed solidly
and intuitively and we didn't want to spend a lot of money on it since
we'd rather spend our hard-earned dollars on more lenses or food and
beer for the underpaid crews on our low-budget shoots. But such a follow
focus didn't exist, until we made one, that is. Text via Wiley Davis ( read more..)
The long awaited Fuji X-Pro1 was finally available to see and touch at CES 2012. W/ 16MP APS-C sensor and interchangeable lenses, this ...
Mirrorless Rangefinder Fuji X-Pro1 @ CES 2012
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The long awaited Fuji X-Pro1 was finally available to see and touch at CES 2012.
W/
16MP APS-C sensor and interchangeable lenses, this camera may be the
Leica buster advanced shooters have been waiting for.
Lenovo has reduced boot up time to just seconds with its RapidBoot technology. Naturally, we chose to toss a ThinkPad out of a plane from ...
Behind the Scenes the skydiving Lenovo laptop : Boot or Bust
1/24/2012
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Lenovo has reduced boot up time to just seconds with its RapidBoot
technology. Naturally, we chose to toss a ThinkPad out of a plane from
12,500 feet to prove it works. The fun part? The computer would have to
save itself.
Behind the scenes: For all who doubt the authenticity of Lenovo – Boot or Bust, here's how we did it. For real.
In this week's episode Mark explains why you might choose to use a flash when shooting outside in bright sunlight. Watch as Mark ...
Using a Flash in the Sun by Mark Wallace
1/23/2012
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In this week's
episode Mark explains why you might choose to use a flash when shooting
outside in bright sunlight. Watch as Mark takes you through an in-studio
exercise and then heads out to the park for a demonstration.
We have just finished and edited our behind the scenes video from Frasershot Phtography's recent food photography shoot with new Mic...
Food Photography: Behind The Scenes with Michelin Chef Chris Eden, CCS & Frasershot
1/23/2012
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We have just finished and edited our behind the scenes video from
Frasershot Phtography's recent food photography shoot with new Michelin
star chef Chris Eden of the Driftwood Hotel in Cornwall. The project was
shot in association with CCS used to promote their range of Crockery.
Gasp Creative Video Partners to Frasershot Photography have put together
the video which is part of this project which is one of a series that
will be produced over the course of the next few months. The finished
pictures will be published shortly and we will let you know when they
are available to view at frasershot.com.
The video was shot completely of the Canon 5D Mark II with the redrock cinema rig modernised for the operator.
GASP was originally set up in 2001 and traded in the videography arena providing a full range of video disciplines.
Two decades of experience in the media industry with a vast skill set
ranging from producing and directing multiple films and broadcast TV
commercials to field documentaries, photography, brand design, digital
web design & development and event logistics and planning for a wide
range of clients.
We hope you enjoy, and please feel free to comment!
First video comparison between the upcoming Nikon D4 an the in 2010 released Nikon D7000. We used the crop mode of the D4 to get the sa...
Nikon D4 vs. Nikon D7000: Comparison
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First
video comparison between the upcoming Nikon D4 an the in 2010 released
Nikon D7000. We used the crop mode of the D4 to get the same focal
length.
Same settings on both cameras!
Lenses on both DSLRs: Nikon 35mm F/1.8 + Nikon 50mm F/1.8
Settings on both cameras:
ISO 100
Aperture F/2.8, F/4 + F/5.6
Shutter speed 1/50s
Off Camera Flash has driven a lot of the photographic work that we've done. In this experiment we have some fun with long exposure a...
Dancer in the Dark: Strobist tutorial using long exposure and stroboscopic flash
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Off Camera Flash has driven a lot of the photographic work that we've
done. In this experiment we have some fun with long exposure and
stroboscopic flash using a couple Nikon SB-800s and one SB-900.
Model: Jenna Skye
Hair and Makeup: Courtney Duncan
Photography by R.J. Hidson
To contact me about the documentary e-mail: iconglass@hotmail.com. And
some making of-photos of our video stuff can be found from: http://www.flickr.com/photos/ninjawhispers/.
Thanks for your interest and hope you enjoy the documentary!
The documentary is directed, shot and edited by Nico A. Eloranta.
Painting with light is a challenging photographic technique and in this video I'll show you the tools I used and then the Photoshop ...
Painting With Light individual parts of a B-25 Bomber and combine them in post production with photoshop
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Painting with light is a challenging photographic technique and in this
video I'll show you the tools I used and then the Photoshop techniques
needed to create the final image.
Having done much research lately, I find it surprising how many really great photographers fall short when it comes to their website. Th...
Some ideas about how to make your photography portfolio website
1/21/2012
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Having done much research lately, I find it surprising how many really
great photographers fall short when it comes to their website. This is
the first in a multi-part series on websites for photographers.
Click the image to watch video Den Lennie is an award winning veteran of a 17 year career in television production with credits as L...
Film and Video: A Introduction to Studio Lighting Equipment and Light Modifiers
1/21/2012
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Den Lennie is an award winning veteran of a 17 year career in television
production with credits as Lighting Cameraman, DOP, Producer and
Director. He’s worked with broadcasters, production companies and top
film-makers from all over the world, filming in nearly 50 countries.
The
list of people Den has personally lit and filmed reads like a Who’s Who
of celebrities from the world of cinema and music:Ewan McGregor, U2, Bon
Jovi, Liam Neeson, Kylie Minogue, Mel Gibson, Noel Gallagher, Robbie
Williams, Christina Aguilera, Tom Cruise and Naomi Cambell are just a
few of the names Den has captured on film or video.He’s worked at the
World Music Awards in Monte Carlo, the MTV and Mobo awards ceremonies
and at London Fashion Week.
Den’s career has also taken him into the
field of news and documentaries, of property and travel programmes –
winning 2 x Royal Television Society awards in the UK for a special
programme on the Soho Bomb, and a series for ITV called Holiday
Showdown.
Last week we made a DIY shoulder mount. This week we wanted to take it up a notch and try something we haven't seen done before. Wha...
$25 DIY dual shoulder mount for DSLR's! Watch the latest Film Riot for an awesome, cheap & effective stabilizer build
1/21/2012
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Last week we made a DIY shoulder mount. This week we wanted to take it
up a notch and try something we haven't seen done before. What we came
up with is something we call the Film Riot .50 Cal! An awesome DIY
approach to a shoulder rig.
I've photographed quite a lot of weddings but this was a first - a bride in water. OK so it wasn't her wedding day and Charlott...
I’ve photographed quite a lot of weddings but this was a first – a bride in water by Richard Budd
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I've photographed quite a lot of weddings but this was a first - a bride in water. OK so it wasn't her wedding day and Charlotte kindly spent most of it in cold water (thank you Charlotte) but it certainly produced some lovely results.
I love sailing - I spent many weekends in Weymouth harbour as a youngster wondering why my mates were playing football instead. I've since forgotten the cold damp bus trips home of course.
The Weymouth and Portland National Sailing Academy called to ask me
to help with publicity for their up coming wedding fayre. So along with
hair and makeup artist www.SianStone.co.uk I set off for the Academy
where they built a temporary pool for me - I'm not sure if they thought I
was mad to ask but they did a great job and a massive thanks to the
staff behind the scenes.
Many thanks to Oxfam Bridal (Poole, Dorset) for a fantastic dress, and above all Claudia for letting us get involved.
THE SETUP: 3 FLASHES AND A BEAUTY DISH
The setup. 3 flashes and beauty dish
The setup
The Bridal Fayre is on the Monday 9th April 2012 – so put this in your diary and see you there, as Richard Budd Wedding Photography will also be exhibiting there on the day. Don’t forget to come and say hello at our stand. For more information go to http://www.wpnsa.org.uk/functions-and-seminars/weddings-functions/
The final result
Text and photos by www.richardbudd.co.uk
Based in Dorset, UK, covering weddings, events and commercial photography / design work available for worldwide commissions…
In July 2010 I decided to begin photographing people that I follow on Twitter. The idea for this came at a moment when I realised I ha...
Chris Floyd talks about the inspiration behind his project to photograph 140 of his Twitter followers/followees
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In July 2010 I decided to begin photographing people that I follow on
Twitter. The idea for this came at a moment when I realised I had not
seen or spoken to any of my best half a dozen real and actual friends
for over a month. Some of those people on Twitter I communicate with
several times a week, in bursts of 140 characters or less, and yet I had
never met any of them. As we are now well and truly living in a digital
age I am aware that this state of being is only going to deepen and the
traditional forms of friendship, although they will not go away anytime
soon, are going to have to make more room for the new way of doing
things.
Where Facebook might be considered as the place in which you
tell lies to all the people you went to school with, I had begun to
think of Twitter as the place where you tell the truth to all those that
you wish you’d gone to school with. The project rolled on indefinitely
for almost a year but when, one day, I counted up the number of
subjects to date and came to a number in the mid one hundred and
thirties, I immediately knew where this had to end. So here they are.
My new friends. 140 characters. No more and no less. ( text via 100fortycharacters.wordpress.com )
A while back I did a BTS video of a camera crew using the RED Epic, after that I got an email from James Drake who is co-owner of 5kInsig...
RED Epic Basic Tutorial: differences between shooting on DSLR cameras and shooting on Epic
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A while back I did a BTS video of a camera crew using the RED Epic, after that I got an email from James Drake who is co-owner of 5kInsight.com, a local RED camera rental house in Denver, asking if I would like to see one and try it out. I was like, "Sure you bet, that would be fun".
So we met up at Denver's Union Station a few days ago and James gave me a tutorial on how to shoot with it which you will see here, after that I got to shoot a video interview with James using his Epic.
It's an interesting interview and tutorial because James relates a lot stuff on the RED Epic to shooting with a DSLR since he owns a Canon 5D as well.
I think this tutorial is worth watching or at least bookmarking because some of you in the future will need to rent one of these to intermix footage with your DSLR or do an entire shoot with it when you client has the budget for it.
Right now I'm in the process of taking the Epic's footage from the interview and learning the workflow so I can publish the interview pretty soon, so keep an eye out for it.
I wanted say thanks to Patrick Downey who is James assistant that was nice enough to take my Canon T2i and film this tutorial for me. If you noticed the audio change during the tutorial, this because Patrick had to change cards and the second part of the audio was not done on a Magic Lantern card so you can heard the AGC in action.
Lauren Vickers is an Internationally known model that was kind enough to give her time for Jonathan Dear from Vibrant Photography & C...
Playboy’s 2010 Playmate Of The Year Lauren Vickers
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Lauren Vickers is an Internationally known model that was kind enough to give her time for Jonathan Dear from Vibrant Photography & Clay Fisher to do a Photo/Video shoot using Profoto's ProDaylight 800 with Cine Reflector & Mola Beauty Dish. A big thank you to L&P Digital Photographic for supplying the lighting. Location: Fraser Suites – Sydney CBD.
During the Grid this past Wednesday, Scott Kelby shows us a few pictures he took on his most recent visit to India. Matt Kloskowski and ...
Scott Kelby's Visit to India: Some lightroom and street photography tips.
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During the Grid this past Wednesday, Scott Kelby shows us a few pictures
he took on his most recent visit to India. Matt Kloskowski and Zack
Arias are guests.
Joe McNally was in town shooting a lighting video for Kelby Training. He travels heavy with a lot of gear and light shapers. He started ...
Joe McNally sets up his lights for Kelby Training
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Joe McNally was in town shooting a lighting video for Kelby Training. He
travels heavy with a lot of gear and light shapers. He started the
shoot with a local dance company, the 605 Collective.
For V75 The Music Issue, actor, director, and devoted audiophile put pen to paper on what music means to her, and held a camera up to he...
Drew Barrymore loves film cameras and... parties
1/19/2012
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For V75 The Music Issue, actor, director, and devoted audiophile put pen
to paper on what music means to her, and held a camera up to her
favorite au courant acts.
Featuring Mac Miller, Mayer Hawthorne, the Peach Kings, M83, Spank Rock,
Warpaint, Audra Mae and the Almighty Sound, Lord Huron, and the Drums
SmugMug's Annual trip for 2011 was in Jackson Hole. Come along for the ride and meet some of the great people that took part. Smu...
A paradise place to work: SmugMug
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SmugMug's Annual trip for 2011 was in Jackson Hole. Come along for the ride and meet some of the great people that took part.
SmugMug is unlike any other company. We bootstrapped it to
profitability so we're completely independent. We're in a funky
building with the best chef in the Silicon Valley, the best health
insurance of any company you know, a personal trainer and amazing photos
on the walls. And that's just the beginning. Our story. (text via smugmug.com/jobs/ )
The Project: The Camera: Dennis Manarchy the creator of this ambitious and simply brilliant project, has already embarked on a 10-...
A Colossal Film Camera with negatives 6-feet by 4.5-feet to capture Vanishing Cultures
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The Project:
The Camera:
Dennis Manarchy the creator of this ambitious and simply brilliant project, has already embarked on a 10-year journey to bring this incredible project, together. Through endless trial and error, 3 prototype cameras, over 30 test subjects and a whole lot of agony and frustration, it is finally nearly completed. This one of a kind monumental camera will be transported by a huge truck trailer, due to it’s extremely large size. The negatives are 6-feet by 4.5-feet. No digital camera in years to come will be able to compete with this clear crisp quality and tremendous detail. ( text via filmnotdead.com )
Machu Picchu is one of the Seven Wonders of the World and is often
referred to as the "Lost City of the Incas", it is perhaps the most
familiar icon of the Inca World.
In 2008, the World Monuments Fund placed Machu Picchu on its Watch List
of the 100 Most Endangered Sites in the world because of environmental
degradation due to tourism.
Beautiful, historical and threatened, we believe that this remarkable site deserves a remarkable photo.
While a professional photographer spends decades perfecting their craft, the collection of shots they value most add up to mere seconds ...
Seconds With photographer Stephen Dupont (Robert Capa Gold Medal)
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While a professional photographer spends decades perfecting their craft,
the collection of shots they value most add up to mere seconds of
exposure time.
About Stephen Dupon:
Stephen Dupont was born in Sydney, Australia, in 1967. Over the past
two decades, Dupont has produced a remarkable body of visual work;
hauntingly beautiful photographs of fragile cultures and marginalized
peoples. He skillfully captures the human dignity of his subjects with
great intimacy and often in some of the world’s most dangerous regions.
His images have received international acclaim for their artistic
integrity and valuable insight into the people, culture and communities
that have existed for hundreds of years, yet are fast disappearing from
our world.
Dupont’s work has earned him photography’s most prestigious prizes,
including a Robert Capa Gold Medal citation from the Overseas Press Club
of America; a Bayeux War Correspondent’s Prize; and first places in the
World Press Photo,
Pictures of the Year International, the Australian Walkleys, and
Leica/CCP Documentary Award. In 2007 he was the recipient of the W.
Eugene Smith Grant for Humanistic Photography for his ongoing project on
Afghanistan. In 2010 he received the Gardner Fellowship at Harvard's Peabody Museum of Archaeology & Ethnology. ( via stephendupont.com )
'Seconds/with' celebrates the stories behind those magical fractions of time.
Behind the scenes of the "Sehnsucht" fashion editorial by photographer Nikola Borissov. Bulgarian photographer Nikola Borisso...
Sehnsucht: Fashion photoshoot in The Royal Palace of Vrana with Hasselblad H4D-40 by Nikola Borissov
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Behind the scenes of the "Sehnsucht" fashion editorial by photographer Nikola Borissov.
Bulgarian photographer Nikola Borissov is relishing the chance to be in
control and to use his beloved Hasselblad H4D-40 to create a portfolio
that will showcase his creative skills and win him new clients.
About Nikola:
Nikola Borissov is born in 1980 in Sofia, Bulgaria. In 1999 he moves to
Milan, Italy, where he graduates in Political Sciences and International
Economics. In 2006 he abandons the world of finance and banking in
order to pursue a career in fashion and advertising photography.
Currently he divides his time between Milan, Cape Town and Sofia, and
collaborates on a regular basis with some of the leading brands and
magazines in the fashion industry, though in his personal work he keeps
alive his initial passion for reportage and street photography. ( via Nikola´s website)
Darren Samuelson builds a great big camera to quench his thirst for extra large format photography. But is it quenched? I think he will ...
Darren's Gigantic Mega-large Format DIY Camera
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Darren Samuelson builds a great big camera to quench his thirst for
extra large format photography. But is it quenched? I think he will make
a trailer into a camera next...
About Darren Samuelson
It started, I suppose, when I was a kid. My mom brought home an old
Brownie Hawkeye camera which she had picked up at the Salvation Army for
one dollar. I used it a bit, but never really felt any sort of
connection to it-- although it did create some happy memories. Many
years later, after leaving art school unsatisfied, I was once again
given a camera by my mother. This was the one that had taken all the
family photos of me and my siblings growing up. It was hard to find film
for it, but now I wanted to take pictures, and in time, I
started buying cheap, old cameras which took me on an evolutionary
journey that led me to where I am now.
The photos are mostly explorations of known, recognizable subject
matter; but I try to present them as I imagine them, in a more abstract
and playful light. ( via darrensamuelson.com/about )
Behind the scenes video of photographer Nathaniel Taylor shooting holiday portraits at Foothill Vocational in Pasadena, Ca. For Nathan...
Free portraits: Money is not the most important thing for photographer Nathaniel Taylor
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Behind the scenes video of photographer Nathaniel Taylor shooting
holiday portraits at Foothill Vocational in Pasadena, Ca.
For Nathaniel Taylor, photography has always been in his blood. A second
generation photographer, Nathaniel has learned from some of the
brightest minds in the business. Whether learning traditional
portraiture from his father, to understanding the business by running
the family studio, he never stopped pushing himself to new heights.
Never one to limit himself, he has transitioned seamlessly into the
editorial and commercial field, creating fantastic images through his
own unique style of fashioned inspired portraiture.
WARNING: No special effects were used during the making of this video. BlueRock is a New York-based creative editorial company that’s a...
Original way to do stop motion with an IPad: Behind the scenes BlueRock Holiday Card
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WARNING: No special effects were used during the making of this video.
BlueRock is a New York-based creative editorial company that’s an
industry leader known for its artistic diversity and technological
integration.
The company is home to a group of talented editors, whose
recent work includes TV commercials and longer-format pieces for such
brands as Avon, American Express, ESPN, FedEx, Microsoft, Wendy’s,
AT&T, Garnier and Toyota. Under the leadership of John Palestrini
and Ethel Rubinstein, industry innovators, the studio has established a
reputation for providing both its clients and its staff with a
supportive environment steeped in creative excellence.
About HoldFast: HoldFast is a company truly born out of necessity. I've traveled the world capturing humanity in it'...
HoldFast: Photographer's Accessories with Classic Americana Style
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About HoldFast:
HoldFast is a company truly born out of necessity. I've traveled the world capturing humanity
in it's highs and lows, and along the ride HoldFast, LLC was born.
There's a recognized need for speed and comfort and an equally essential
need for style. These qualities describe HoldFast, a company born in
the heart of the United States of America founded on Classic Americana
themes including style, durability and functionality.
My name is Matthew Swaggart. I'm a man of taste, logic and most of all faith. I realize these don't commonly mix but it's what drives me.
Four styles of headshots are described by experienced headshot photographer with many examples. You will see corporate (business) heads...
Headshot Photography Guide: Four Styles with examples
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Four styles of headshots are described by experienced headshot
photographer with many examples. You will see corporate (business)
headshot, audition (actor/theatrical) headshot, publicity headshot, and
less traditional, casual portraiture.
AdoramaTV Presents You Keep Shooting with Bryan Peterson. Join Bryan on the coast of Oregon where he discusses how to use long exposure ...
Use Long Exposure and Light Painting in your landscape pictures
1/14/2012
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AdoramaTV Presents You Keep Shooting with Bryan Peterson. Join Bryan on
the coast of Oregon where he discusses how to use long exposure and
light to create a compelling image. Watch as Bryan uses his unique
artistic eye and a flashlight to capture a creative photograph.
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