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Oshkosh 2018 Airshow

Greg Drawbaugh posted a topic in Places, yesterday at 00:31

A few weeks ago "AirVenture 2018" better known as Oshkosh took place in where else, Oshkosh, Wisconsin. 2018 marks my 11th consecutive year in a row to visit and photograph this monumental event.

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Bob Gruen & Kevin Bacon

Dallas posted a topic in Videos, Tuesday at 10:35

These are fairly old interviews that I am posting, but they are really worth watching. I take away a lot from them. In this particular interview it's more about what Bob Gruen has done in music photography than Kevin Bacon's celebrity that is what has stuck with me.

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Sue Bryce Studio Tour

Dallas posted a topic in Videos, Sunday at 05:55

I love looking into other photographer's creative spaces. I think I might actually be more of a design / decorator than a photographer! I like to see how they have things laid out, what they do with their spaces and if I see some ideas that I like I incorporate them into my own creative space.

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Doing film photography with the Olympus OM-2n / En argentique avec l'Olympus OM-2n

danielm posted a topic in Other, Saturday at 11:48

A personal tribute for the 100th anniversary of Olympus

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hummingbird at lambs ear-0103.jpg

GED posted a gallery image in Nature, Saturday at 11:20

hummingbird at lambs ear

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Alpin Drums

afx posted a topic in Photojournalism, Friday at 20:06

A few weeks back I stumbled across Alpin Drums, a percussion/performance group.
When I booked the ticket I realized one of them was the percussionist from The Stimulators, a favourite band of mine.

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Joe McNally + Lastolight Tutorial

Dallas posted a topic in Videos, 9 August

I haven't seen anything from Joe McNally in a long time (probably something to do with me not shooting Nikon anymore), so I thought I'd have a look in at some of his recent work. Here's a cool little video showing how he goes about lighting a male model in a garage using a variety of speed lights and some modifiers from Lastolite.

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2 Workshops in Death Valley, February 2019

Vieri posted a topic in Places, 9 August

One of my favourite locations in the world for photography, Death Valley’s amazing landscapes are without equal anywhere in the World: what makes the Valley even more inspiring and photographically rewarding is the variety of very different landscapes and features concentrated in such a relatively small area.

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The Many Uses Of White Seamless

Dallas posted a topic in Videos, 7 August

This 2 part series by Zack Arias was one of the more fundamental bits of knowledge I learned when I first started truly understanding how studio lighting works and also how to use it to your advantage.

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hibiscus bud

scenario posted a topic in Botanical, 7 August

playing with light

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Siberian Yarrow with a difference

waltonksm posted a topic in Macro Photography, 5 August

Siberian Yarrow at St. Mary's, Alaska. The bumblebee is an extra treat. These were taken with an EM1 Mark II with an Olympus 60mm F2.8 macro lens. My reflection is visible in one of the bumblebee's eyes. I am standing next to a pickup truck that is also visible to the left of my reflection, in some images.

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A magic Tuscan sunrise

Vieri posted a topic in Nature, 4 August

The magical atmosphere of a Tuscan sunrise, taken during a Workshop I led in Tuscany in November 2017. Leica SL, Leica APO-Vario-Elmarit-SL 90-280mm and filters Formatt-Hitech Firecrest.

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Spring around the corner

scenario posted a topic in Botanical, 3 August

Flower nearly all white so changed it to B & W

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Thomas Haden Church & Photojournalist Ed Keating

Dallas posted a topic in Videos, 31 July

Thomas Haden Church has played many roles on both television and in movies. The role I remember him most for was as the dim witted aero-mechanic Lowell on the sitcom Wings, which aired in the 90's.

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How to move a crane

waltonksm posted a topic in Other, 30 July

I have spent a lot of time around earth moving equipment, but very little time around cranes. It seems that technology has changed quite a bit, too, since I worked around a mechanical "monster." I have a few photos of a crane that has disassembled itself, and is ready to go for a ride. This was the best show in town for a few days.

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Workshop in Tuscany & Cinque Terre, 2018

Vieri posted a topic in Places, 29 July

Offering you a selection of Italy’s most iconic landscapes, ranging from the rough seascapes and the charming villages of Le Cinque Terre to Tuscany’s serene rolling hills and medieval towns, this 8-day Workshop will amaze you for the variety and beauty of the locations we’ll photograph.

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Nikon Had No Choice

Dallas posted a topic in Nikon Zone, 26 July

So Nikon has announced they will bring in the new professional mirrorless camera with a new mount and adaptability to F mount lenses. I don't think they had any choice in the matter, to be honest.

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Transition...

nivaun posted a topic in Nature, 26 July

A fallen tree in transition trapped upon the shore of Lake Crescent to be battered by the waves and the weather of Storm King. Olympic National Park.

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Lean On Automation, Rely On Manual

Dallas posted an article in Learning, 25 July

Humans are always leaning on automation to make their lives easier. Car transmissions, garage doors, automatically tuned television shows, monthly bank payments. The list is endless. So it is not a surprise at all that cameras eventually also began adding automation in the electronic age.

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A Kimmeridge Sunset, Dorset

Vieri posted a topic in Nature, 25 July

A Kimmeridge sunset, a long exposure detail on the inspiring ledges at Kimmeridge Bay, taken during a Workshop I led in Dorset (UK) in Spring 2017. Leica SL, Voigtlander 15mm v. III and filters Formatt-Hitech Firecrest.

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Shooting Long Exposure Reflections

Dallas posted a topic in Videos, 25 July

I'm not a massive fan of these "photography vloggers" but every now and then you do find some good information nestled in between the cinematic self-indulgencies.

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Norman Reedus & Al Wertheimer

Dallas posted a topic in Videos, 23 July

I really enjoy this series of interviews of photographers by Mark Selinger. Norman Reedus will be known to television viewers as Daryl on The Walking Dead. Al Wertheimer I didn't know of prior to watching this interview, but apparently he was one of the guys who documented Elvis' rise to fame. Some very interesting insights from both photographers on this episode.

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He Can't Hide

The Swede posted a topic in Other, 20 July

He can't hide- he always get spotted, he's got a fan

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Gear Upgrades: A Question Of Addition

Dallas posted an article in Gear Zone, 20 July

Given the rising costs of new professional hardware these days, a lot of professional photographers are questioning the need to upgrade their cameras on a regular basis. I am among them.

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Helena Christensen & Mary Ellen Mark Interview

Dallas posted a topic in Videos, 19 July

Two very talented ladies talk about their work in photography.

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