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There’s nothing like a friendly competition among peers to make a road trip that much more enjoyable, and when you can get a few thousand people to join in and judge the outcome, that’s even better.
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c. Josh White. Blackberry Z10 This article is written by Josh White, a street photographer that has traveled throughout Korea, Japan, and Canada. You can follow his blog here.
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I have always been curios about manipulating or re-constructing discarded objects into other things of interest or use; (some were of less interest and use).
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There’s a new compact camera on the block, only this one isn’t made by Sony or Samsung or Nikon or any of the other brands you might expect to see scrawled across the front of the device.
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n this advanced age, individuals depend increasingly on their advanced cells to take pictures than a standard camera. Part of the sharp mobile phone demand is having the ability to catch and impart...
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There are a couple of kinds of applications I never grow tired of trying and screening, and - fantastic Sunday photographer that I am - picture modifying apps
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"The purest and most thoughtful minds are those which love colour the most." - John Ruskin (English poet, writer and artist)
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DSLR is the short form for digital single lens reflector camera; it is the most versatile tool for capturing images as per your perspective. It is capable of adapting to almost any shooting conditions for enhancing the quality of the image. A DSLR is a natural path for amateurs to get graduated in to professional photography. A step up from a simple compact camera to one that allows the use of interchangeable lenses and an assortment of accessories for complete control as per the scene can be quite daunting. Via planetMitch
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Today, we’re publishing our eighteenth Mobile Photography/Art Tip Of The Day to our brand new section of the site.
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Ever since Google released the Photosphere feature for their Nexus devices, I have been obsessed with making tiny planets. The photosphere feature enables you to take 360 degree photos, essentially creating a “room” of photos.
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PicsArt, where everyone becomes great artist.
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It’s out> Touchl.esTouchless camera is a dead simple app that lets you take pictures without touching you screen. Instead of buttons, it’s using the proximity sensor hidden below the front s...
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This guest post by Jim Goldstein is sponsored by BorrowLenses.com.The natural world offers unlimited opportunities and subjects for photographers of all levels to make compelling images.
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mediabistro.com6 Tips to Help You Take the Perfect Photo or Videomediabistro.comWhen news broke that the Chicago Sun-Times had laid off its entire staff of photographers last May, journalists around the country were in disbelief.
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Instagramis one of our favorite apps of all time. The popular photo (and now video!) sharing app makes it easy to share pictures and videos with friends and followers on most social networks. Want your images to look awesome? Here are a few tips.
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Instagram, the image tweaking tool that changed the world can be better used with the help of these ten tips and tricks that vouch to improve experience. See how will they affect yours.
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17 photography Android apps. You will need these photography Android apps if you wish to become an artist, a photographers, or a photo editing expert.
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Black and white was once the only means we had to communicate, photographically. That was long before most of us got involved with it. But for some of us, B&W is how we started off in photography, and how we saw our images in print. But since the beginning of photography, black and white has been a very romantic medium. That romance continues to this day, with black and white easier and simpler to do than ever. And yet, for some, it’s just as complicated and difficult as ever. Perhaps this will give you some ideas to advance your black and white photography.
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Looking to incorporate drone photography and videography into your wedding photo packages? Make sure you’re a pro at flying the drone before getting it anywhere near your clients.
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Welcome to another new section from your favorite mobile photography website and one of the most popular in the world. Today, we're publishing our eighteenth Mobile Photography/Art Tip Of The...
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