The winners and notable photos of the 6th International Earth and Sky Photo Contest, (www.twanight.org/contest), a program by The World at N...
The winners and notable photos of the 6th International Earth and Sky Photo Contest, (www.twanight.org/contest), a program by The World at Night (TWAN) in collaboration with the Global Astronomy Month (astrowb.org) and the National Optical Astronomy Observatory (NOAO). The contest theme is Dark Skies Importance. Similar to TWAN itself, the contest also aims to reclaim the natural beauty of starry sky and to help preserving the dark skies which are not yet dominated by artificial lights. The images in this video are copyrighted by the photographers. Feel free to share the video (embedding or sharing the link) to promote the contest in non-commercial way. Permission is needed from TWAN (info@twanight.org) for any other use. Sound artists: Thomas Nordwest (thomasnordwest.com). Winner photos and more information on the contest page: twanight.org/contestnThe video on YouTube: http://youtu.be/snYNVClwxpg Less
General jury members Francis Kohn, Tim Clayton, Michaela Herold, George Steinmetz, Narda van ‘t Veer, Vaughn Wallace, and Huang Wen explai...
General jury members Francis Kohn, Tim Clayton, Michaela Herold, George Steinmetz, Narda van ‘t Veer, Vaughn Wallace, and Huang Wen explain why they chose Warren Richardson's photo as the World Press Photo of the Year. Less
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When Tobi Shinobi and Ron Timehin started using photo sharing app, Instagram in 2012, they couldn't have imagined it would completely reshap...
When Tobi Shinobi and Ron Timehin started using photo sharing app, Instagram in 2012, they couldn't have imagined it would completely reshape their lives. They adopted new technologies at the right time, and worked hard at developing their individual accounts. Fast forward to today and they have swapped their day jobs as a lawyer and a touring musician for their new shared passion as photographers. They are favourites in the London space on Instagram, boasting thousands of followers and millions of likes. Not only has their creative partnership flourished, so too has their success online and offline. nnTheir message to others is simple: anyone can take photos.nn-nnTobi Shinobi: https://www.instagram.com/tobishinobi/nRon Timehin: https://www.instagram.com/rontimehin/nn-nnWe are currently doing the film festival circuit.nExpected Release: November 2016nnDirected By: Oliver David Lister nProduced By: Really Bright Media Less
From the album "How To Say Goodbye"nnDirector: Cody NewmannArt Director: Elizabeth WilliamsnDirector of Photography: Brad Belanger
The 'Last Photo' Project is an ongoing video series where I travel to different cities asking strangers about the last photo on their phone....
The 'Last Photo' Project is an ongoing video series where I travel to different cities asking strangers about the last photo on their phone.nnTraveling through Chicago for the first time was both gratifying and somewhat frustrating. I found people to be more open to chatting than in other cities (maybe it's a mid-western thing) but simultaneously a bit less willing to go deep with me (maybe it's a mid-western thing). nnCheck out the entire 'Last Photo' series:nLast Photo - San Francisco: vimeo.com/73180322nLast Photo - Los Angeles: vimeo.com/80692249nLast Photo - New York: vimeo.com/81688267nLast Photo - Miami: vimeo.com/95000692nLast Photo - Alabama: vimeo.com/95023516nLast Photo - London: vimeo.com/104988916nLast Photo - Detroit: https://vimeo.com/126819316nnProject by Ivan Cash / LastPhotoProject.com Less
See how a photo comes to appear in an internet search and how understanding photographers' rights, helps artists produce more original work.
You can now easily share 360 photos on Facebook.
Watch a brief overview of the Affinity Photo Public Beta for Windows and quickly find out about personas, opening images, studio panels, dev...
Watch a brief overview of the Affinity Photo Public Beta for Windows and quickly find out about personas, opening images, studio panels, developing raw files and exporting.nnSee over 100 video tutorials for Affinity Photo at http://affin.co/PhotoVids - also see a beginners series to help you start from scratch at http://affin.co/PhotoBeginners.nnDownload the Photo Windows beta and try it for free here: https://affinity.serif.com/blog/affinity-photo-for-windows-is-available-now/nnCredits: Photographs by James Ritson. Less
Unseen is the new international photography fair focused on undiscovered photography talent and unseen work by established photographers. Af...
Unseen is the new international photography fair focused on undiscovered photography talent and unseen work by established photographers. After a successful first edition in 2012, the second edition will take place from 26 to 29 September 2013. Find out more at unseenamsterdam.com. Less
When Summit Entertainment tapped me to shoot the Movie Poster for Step Up All In I was super excited. Every time I have worked with dancers ...
When Summit Entertainment tapped me to shoot the Movie Poster for Step Up All In I was super excited. Every time I have worked with dancers in the past they took direction exceptionally well. The phenomenal cast of dancers cast for this movie did not need my direction at all. I simply let them know where their mark was, what mood we were looking for and let them do what they do best as seen in this Behind the Scenes video.nnWe shot on a standard white seemless dry set and then onto the fun water tank set complete with fountains. The water tank was made by Dean Wadella and Stewart Handley in Vancouver. They worked hard to ensure the water was warm enough for the talent to jump in without freezing. Fortunately the talent never balked and once in we almost couldn’t get them out.nnThe energy from the dancers was endless. The break dancing Monster was exhaustible. Twitch kept nailing the same move without flaw. Andi and Sean had incredible chemistry that made it so easy for me to photograph sexy images for the key art. The amazing thing is that single image of them used on the movie poster is almost identical to the in camera capture.nnThe water set proved to be so much fun. It reminded me of being in a water fight as a kid. Here I gave the dancers direction to use dynamic movements that would be accentuated and enhanced by the water spray extension.nnCheck out this film in theaters everywhere August 8th.nn#stepupallin #monteisom Less
Canadian photographer Donald Weber originally trained as an architect, and worked at urban theorist Rem Koolhaas’s Office for Metropolitan...
Canadian photographer Donald Weber originally trained as an architect, and worked at urban theorist Rem Koolhaas’s Office for Metropolitan Architecture (OMA) in Rotterdam, the Netherlands. He has since devoted himself to the study of how power deploys an all-encompassing theater for its subjects, recording its secret collaboration with both masters and victims. Weber is the author of three books: Bastard Eden, Our Chernobyl, dealing with daily life in a post-atomic world, won the Photolucida Book Award; Interrogations, about post-Soviet authority in Ukraine and Russia, was selected to be included in Martin Parr and Gerry Badger’s seminal The Photobook: A History, Volume III; and Barricade: The EuroMaidan Revolt, is a collaboration with Ukrainian photographer Arthur Bondar.nhttp://www.worldpressphoto.org/donald-weber Less
Over the years I have developed a few tricks for shooting video from a rope that have made my life a whole lot easier and saved my legs from...
Over the years I have developed a few tricks for shooting video from a rope that have made my life a whole lot easier and saved my legs from hours of blood circulation torture. One of the most common questions I get from new videographers is “How do you shoot video from a rope and how do you keep the camera steady!” As a result, I put together a blog to cover the essentials of rigging and shooting from a rope for a simple scenario like sport climbing.nnThere is nothing worse then a wobbly angle of your bro crushing his project to ruin a potentially great climbing film. Follow these simple rules and you will come away with something you can show your mother. Check out my detailed blog on the topic here: Less
Algorithms are already looking through the viewfinder alongside with you: they adjust settings, scan faces and take a photo when you smile. ...
Algorithms are already looking through the viewfinder alongside with you: they adjust settings, scan faces and take a photo when you smile. What if your grin wasn't the only thing they cared about?nnhttp://philippschmitt.com/projects/camera-restrictannShort film about a speculative design of a new kind of camera. Shot over the course of three days in Copenhagen and Kolding, Denmark.nnCast:nPhilipp Schmitt – Concept/Director/EditornCarina Schwake – ActressnBjørn Karmann – Camera OperatornNiclas Hägele – Music/Sounddesign Less
Res talks about how photo shoots are different now thats she is an indie artist
I went around San Francisco asking people to share the last photo on their phone, followed by a backstory. 'Last Photo' is an ongoing video ...
I went around San Francisco asking people to share the last photo on their phone, followed by a backstory. 'Last Photo' is an ongoing video series, so stay tuned for new locations and drop me a line if you're interested in having your city featured next!nnLast Photo - Los Angeles: https://vimeo.com/80692249nLast Photo - New York: https://vimeo.com/81688267nnProject Series by Ivan Cash - http://IvanCash.com Less
This is a Trans-Positive project featuring photos and videos of transgender females. nFor more information, or if you would like to be a par...
This is a Trans-Positive project featuring photos and videos of transgender females. nFor more information, or if you would like to be a part of the series please visit: nhttp://davenaz.org/transnnAlso, check out my Genderqueer series.nhttp://davenaz.org/genderqueer Less
Giant Alpaca vs. The Entire City of Los Angeles. #oscarbuzznnOff the In Khan We Trust EP: http://smarturl.it/inkhanwetrustnPremiered on UKF...
Giant Alpaca vs. The Entire City of Los Angeles. #oscarbuzznnOff the In Khan We Trust EP: http://smarturl.it/inkhanwetrustnPremiered on UKF: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WRuDL6WeXF0nnDIRECTOR: Tim HendrixnPRODUCERS: Roxy Shih + JoAnn HockersmithnEXEC PRODUCER: Djay Brawnern1st AD: Conrad CurtisnDP: Mitch AndersonnADDITIONAL PHOTOGRAPHY: Dylan Dugas, Conrad CurtisnPROD DESIGN: Daniel NovotonynFX: Tim HendrixnCOLOR: Bryan SmallernPROD COMPANY: Anthem FilmsnnValentino KhannLike → https://www.facebook.com/ValentinoKhannFollow → https://twitter.com/ValentinoKhan Less
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