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The Sorcerer and the Girl
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Jon Stewart slams Time Magazine (and Pellegrin’s cover image)
The current issue, shown above, the American edition of the magazine has a cover about animal friendships, while the worldwide editions have a cover featuring Italian prime minister Mario Monti
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Fuji X Pro-1: Hands On Previews
Fuji X Pro-1: Hands On Previews
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Link: http://thetravelphotographer.blogspot.com/2012/01/fuji-x-pro-1-hands-on-previews.html
Here are Part 1 and Part 2 of a hands on review of the new Fuji X Pro-1.
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Nikon’s James Banfield demonstrates the video functions of the D4
Yesterday I had a chance to get a hands-on with a pre-production Nikon D4 at the company’s UK headquarters. James Banfield of Nikon UK demonstrates the video functions in the video below.
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Photo Business Plan Workbook Videos: #7 Get Social
Video #7 Get Social helps you plan for your interactions with the 800 million people on Facebook, 300 million on Twitter, and 400 million on Google+. The numbers sound daunting, but it doesn’t have to be – we’re not saying that every social media outlet will work for every photographer. But there’s enough evidence to suggest that a strong social media campaign can translate into real marketing exposure and revenue. Check out the video below for more.
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Jonah Kessel captures unusual Chinese protests in Wukan for the NYT – with Canon 60D and 5D mkII
Using a fat Chinese man, a large backpack, a baseball cap and the hood from my sweatshirt, I attempted to hide myself.
I was sandwiched in between the beefy man and a f-stop Satori backpack jammed with gear on the rear of his motorcycle. He drove me down a dark dirt road in the middle of the night near the uniquely autonomous village of Wukan, Guangdong Province, China.
I was hiding from police and those who might not want attention drawn to the small village of about 13,000 people.
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Stanley Greene | Photo Raw Magazine
Photo Raw interviewed Stanley Greene at the Visa pour l’Image international festival of photojournalism.
via Duckrabbit
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The Boombox Project, A Photobook of Vintage Boomboxes
The Boombox Project, A Photobook of Vintage Boomboxes
http://vimeo.com/20664159 The Boombox Project: The Machines, the Music, and the Urban Underground is a photo book by photographer Lyle Owerko featuring
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The Boombox Project: The Machines, the Music, and the Urban Underground is a photo book by photographer Lyle Owerko featuring fine art photographs of vintage boomboxes
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Photo Business Plan Workbook Videos: #3 Create a Marketing Plan
Some of us start to break a sweat when we even hear the words “marketing plan”. There’s no need to get tripped up on terminology, but every smart marketer understands that you need multiple campaigns through multiple channels to get on people’s radars. Putting together a list of current and future marketing activities will help you in your efforts to get noticed, sell photography and in general, power your photo business. So here’s video #3 Create a Marketing Plan.
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More Noise Comparisons, C300 vs Red Scarlet
More Noise Comparisons, C300 vs Red Scarlet
Bring on the noise It was inevitable, but now we have a comparison of the Canon EOS C300 & Red Scarlet when it comes to high ISO noise performance. From
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Photo Business Plan Workbook Videos: #2 Identify Your Audience
Next in our 9-video series is #2 Determine Your Audience & Addressable Market. This section asks you consider your intended audience and the relative size of that audience: Who are your potential customers and what are their needs? Is your audience big enough to sustain your business? These are the key questions that you’ll need to consider in order to truly target your market and build a stronger photography business.
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Their War at Home: Iraqi War Photographers – Interactive Feature
Their War at Home: Iraqi War Photographers
Nearly nine years of war in Iraq have produced a growing cadre of world-class, homegrown Iraqi news photographers. These are the stories of five of those photojournalists, with a sampling of their images.
Nearly nine years of war in Iraq have produced a growing cadre of world-class, homegrown Iraqi news photographers. Some started out with little technical knowledge but a strong desire to document their country’s experience. Within months, they were producing work that became increasingly crucial to the world’s understanding of Iraq. These are the stories of five of those photojournalists, with a sampling of their images.
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Ben Lowy on ‘The Daily Show’
Ben Lowy on ‘The Daily Show’
A photographer on a talk show? You coulda knocked me down with a feather. (Longtime readers know that one of my pet peeves is that 90% of the guests on talk shows are actors, because the same people that own…
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Ben Lowy on the second-best fake news show on television*. (There’s a short commercial first.) He was there because he got an assignment from Rolling Stone to cover the Daily Show for an article, and they were impressed with him when they got to know him.
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Video Interview with Sports Illustrated’s DOP
Video Interview with Sports Illustrated’s DOP – PhotoShelter Blog
Steve Fine, the legendary Director of Photography at Sports Illustrated, doesn’t waste time sugar-coating things – he has an opinion and he knows what he wants. Having been at SI for over fifteen years, Steve has amassed a lot of entertaining stories that
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Steve Fine, the legendary Director of Photography at Sports Illustrated, doesn’t waste time sugar-coating things – he has an opinion and he knows what he wants. Having been at SI for over fifteen years, Steve has amassed a lot of entertaining stories that he shares with us in this interview, as well as a ton of incredible sports photography and insights into what photo buyers want.
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A Very Silly Review of the Canon C300 EOS Digital Video Camera
Jonathan Yi’s amazing video review of Canon’s C300… via Laughing Squid
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Leica & Magnum: The Spirit Lives Here by Bruce Gilden
In our latest photo essay made in collaboration with Magnum Photos, we follow Bruce Gilden to Port-au-Prince, Haiti. Bruce Gilden first traveled to Haiti in 1984 and made 19 trips over the course of 10 years, culminating in his book titled, quite simply, “Haiti”. In February and March 2010, he went back to Port-au-Prince to witness firsthand what had happened in the wake of the earthquake. What he found was a city destroyed and people who are poor of everything but grace, pride and a distinctive soul
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Video of Wave Destroying Canon 5D Mark II at (Where Else?) Cannon Beach
Filmmaker Kurtis Hough was shooting the Pacific Ocean with his Canon 5D Mark II at (irony of ironies) Cannon Beach in Oregon when a wave took down his entire rig.
