For today’s Kickstarter find, we stumbled upon this promising speedlight bracket being developed by John Kasko, a professional full-time photographer who had previously created and successfully funded two other projects that cater the needs of photographers.
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Some places make such a big impression on us that they drive us to not only capture them in photographs, but also inspire us to immortalize them through other creative stuff. This is exactly what happened to Lithuanian photographer Šuns Akis while roaming East Africa. In his set titled Fisherman’s Secret, he treats us to a beautiful selection of photos from his sea-bound adventures, which is also accompanied by a short story
Most Medium Format cameras don’t have some sort of window on the back of the camera that you can peer into; that’s one of the many way that they differ from 35mm cameras. So then the question becomes how to remember what film you’ve got in that camera? Well, the answer varies but the most consistent one that you’ll find is that you should be using the little note holder on either the back of the camera or the film back depending on what you’re using.
Long time readers of the Phoblographer will know about how much I value prints; and so with the WhiteWall Acrylic Mini I was given the opportunity to try something completely new. WhiteWall is an industry standard when it comes to printing photos; with great customer service and fantastic quality, lots of photographers trust them for higher end work. With the WhiteWall Acrylic Mini prints, photographers get the ability to create rectangles or squares–perfect for most photographers. They aren’t the largest prints by any means, but I decided to do something very Instagram in style with the WhiteWall Acrylic Mini prints.
Spotted a picture-perfect location for some portrait photography projects and practice? Working with natural light isn’t your only option to get some impressive shots. In this quick video, find out what you can achieve with both natural light and off camera flash, and decide which look you want.
Looking at her body of work, one could easily see that Bjørg-Elise Tuppen is most inspired by the Norwegian wilderness as well as from her culture’s myths and legends.
One of the first things photographers and photography enthusiasts learn is composition, in particular, the rule of thirds. Out of the many composition techniques out there, it’s arguably the most popular of them all.
Filmmaker and landscape photographer Adam Karnacz is back with another educational video to help you improve your landscape photography. This time around, he talks about how one can use and control color to elevate their landscape photography.
Stepping into the streets of Cuba is like stepping into a place that’s suspended in a bygone era. Or into a movie set, at the very least. We can’t help but think that way, seeing that the scenes many of us are familiar with are the charming, worn out buildings, with a shiny vintage car or two zooming past in the foreground.