Prompted by the British publication of a novel about Robert Capa and Gerda Taro, The Guardian has published an interesting essay about the two legendary photographers and their relationship. Romantically involved and professionally linked, they reinvented war photography, says the The Guardian, while covering the Spanish Civil War in the 1930s. Both were essentially refugees of that turbulent era and both died in combat.
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Photoshelter has published the results of a poll of photography buyers called the 2012 Survey: What Buyers Want from Photographers. The survey is free to download, and Photoshelter spells out some of the highlights in a recent blog post.
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Google+ Photographer’s Conference We’re just days away from the Google+ Photographer’s Conference in San Francisco! The Kelby offices are in the midst of all the last-minute preparations, and we’re excited to be heading to the west coast. Don’t miss this opportunity to see your favorite Google+ photographers all in one place! Head over to GPlusPC.comContinue...
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Hello there, my name is Alex Koloskov, I am a studio product and advertisement photographer. When started to work as a commercial photographer many years ago, I was trying everything: from portraiture to architecture, but very soon I realized that I can be successful and “the best” only where is my passion, doing things whereContinue...
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The Rochester Democrat and Chronicle recently revealed that, in the years from 1974 to 2006, Kodak operated a small nuclear reactor in a basement of one of the buildings in Kodak Park, the company's industrial campus in Rochester, New York. The device, about the size of a refrigerator, contained 3.5 pounds of enriched uranium and was used to do research on neutron imaging.
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A photo montage created from more than 109,000 images of people jumping will be printed as a single photograph more than one kilometer long and exhibited at ExCel London from June 1 through June 9, reports the Royal Photographic Society. The project, called Jump4London, is the brainchild of artist Clare Newton.
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The shot above was taken inside the Sainte-Chapelle in Paris. I had never been, and was really taken with the fact that it’s all stained glass (and tells a story, reading from left to right, bottom to top in each pane of the stained glass). While it’s looks really large here, I’ll bet it’s notContinue...
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Gees oh Pete that was a bear to get fixed, but finally the folks who have had a tough time getting Light It magazine’s subscription thingy to work now have a new free update that fixes the problem (I’ve been hearing from happy people all day who can now download their previously purchased issues, andContinue...
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The Atlantic features an interesting gallery called 50 Years Ago: The World in 1962.
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MSNBC features a fine gallery of images in its Week in Sports Pictures.
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Unified Color, makers of high dynamic range software HDR Expose 2 and 32 Float v2, are sponsoring a free webinar on HDR architectural photography on Tuesday, May 15, 2012 at 11:00am EDT.
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Wow, what a week! We shot three online classes (including “A Week in Paris with Jay Maisel” plus my on-location class on shooting travel photography, and a class on Lightroom/Photoshop for Travel Photography). We taped starting at 9:00 am each day and went non-stop until after midnight every day. We literally fell into bed eachContinue...
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