Hot on the heels of the blog post I did on June 26th, here is a great article explaining long exposure photography much better than I did or could. Kudos to Andy Mumford for the great article and Alex Wise for pointing it out to me.
NEUTRAL DENSITY MAGAZINE. Article: Long Exposure by Andy Mumford.
Once again, not a mention! Have a look at this list and see if you agree. Mr Hobby knocked me back for an interview on this very blog, he did say if I was Gizmodo it would be ok to do, so I am anti Strobist again. 🙂
No Duncan, no Vitek, no Wisie, no Micko and no Andrew Günsberg. Its a joke!
Who would you have in your top 5?
There are times when you should just shut up and let the pictures do the talking.
So, you have run out of ideas. You have lost your phojo. You are at a loss. Want to be inspired? As much as I can’t stand the idea of needing inspiration, I understand some times the ideas are few and far between. The link below should get you out of trouble. Plenty of good suggestions to get the ideas and photos flowing again.
Strictly speaking, this isn’t a photography related post, but considering the laws in the UK regarding photography, it does have a little relevance.
The band set up their music equipment, from microphones to drum kit, in eighty different locations, including busses and what appear to be taxi cabs, and then requested all of the footage using the Data Protection Act, an English statute similar to the U.S.’s Freedom of Information Act that mandates any individual should have access to all information collected about them.
Priceless!
The Future of Media » Blog Archive » Viral Music Video Created Using Surveillance Cameras.
Mighty Mick over at redfishingboat.com has gone all MacGyver on us and is turning gaff tape into a photographers best friend. Head on over on the link below for some great tips on storing and labelling your gear. I would love to see what he could do with a clothes pin, a Mars bar and a tyre wrench.
Is It Ready? Make Informative Cases For Your Stuff | redfishingboat.
The history of photography can be a fascinating thing. Kids with cardboard boxes over their heads, what could this be about? Read on, the answer is as clear as day.
The Smithsonian’s photographer, Thomas Smillie, rigged cameras to seven telescopes and successfully made eight glass-plate negatives, ranging in size from eleven by fourteen inches to thirty by thirty inches. At the time, Smillie’s work was considered an amazing photographic and scientific achievement.
Here is a very good article discussing exposure.Sure, a digital SLR can sort it all out for you in a heartbeat, but it wouldn’t hurt to know a bit more about it, would it?
How handy are you with the tools? If you said “very handy”, the next thing I need to know is, do you like taking panorama photos? If that is a yes, do I have a link for you. http://www.instructables.com/ what a web site it is. Now, get to it geeks of the world!
I don’t see mine listed in there. Come on people, tell your friends. norbs’ blog is the place to be. 🙂
Don’t make me send this guy around to see you.
Chase Jarvis Blog: Top 20 Photography Blogs According To Some Math.
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