This week, Ricoh Imaging announced the newest model in their RICOH GR series of compact cameras. RICOH GR III will ship in March 2019 starting at $899.95 USD. You can pre-order from Ricoh, Adorama, and B&H Photo Features a newly designed 18.3mm F2.8 lens starting at $249.95 USD Comes equipped with macro shooting capability, minimum focusing
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Bruce Gilden, legendary street photographer from Brooklyn, New York, has been shooting since the 1960’s and has just released his latest book, ‘Only God Can Judge Me.’ “I’m known for taking pictures very close, and the older I get, the closer I get” – Bruce Gilden, Magnum Photos Gilden is known for being a self-taught
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Just last night, Nikon announced their new Z-mount lens – the Nikkor 24-70mm f/2.8 lens. The new product will be retailing for $2,299.95 and will be the ideal lens for photographers shooting weddings, landscapes, environmental portraits, and much more! Nikkor 24-70mm S f/2.8 Lens With videographers in mind, Nikon quickly re-created their DSLR equivalent for
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Cover photo background image by Gian Cescon Do you want to reveal the undiscovered possibilities of your own smartphone? Or are you tired of shaky videos and blurry photos? Turn your amazing ideas into film-like videos, you just need one stabilizer. And here you go, smooth shots, fancy features and transitions, and MORE! But how
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Let me just start this article by telling you I am a young photographer, and have only been shooting for 4-5 years. With that being said, I’d like to tell you how shooting with a point-and-shoot camera changed the way I thought about photography in such a short period of time. My Start When I
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Action photography is, in lieu of other words, a fascinating undertaking. Imagine how great you would feel after pulling off that perfect picture of someone jumping, running, or skipping. However, don’t go thinking that snapping a pic of a subject in motion is as easy as shooting scenery or a portraying. Action photography is tricky,
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Photography composition is one of the fundamental areas one has to master to create amazing photos. Some people have that internal feeling that dictates what works and what doesn’t. Others have to spend some time adjusting their minds to the new principles and concepts. Composition principles are often called laws or rules. I wouldn’t call
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Similar to tintypes, albumen prints were one of the early methods for creating a photograph in the 1850’s and throughout the early 1900’s as well until they were phased out. Albumen prints were the first of its kind to be commercially used and a relatively effective way of producing a photographic print onto a paper
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Street photography takes practice and you end up learning a lot from the mistakes you make, especially when you’re working with film. Mistakes become costly and time-consuming and you might even become frustrated that you missed a shot or didn’t create what you were hoping to. These are just some things that may come up
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Throughout time we have seen history repeat itself, and now more than ever, Leonard Freed’s “Black in White America” seems to be quite relevant. Through his photo essay, Freed worked to examine the plight of African Americans in the United States. During this time he travelled through New York, Washington D.C, and all over regions
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