In photography news
There are some great photographers out of a job now as the St. Louis Post-Dispatch just lay-ed off their photographers. Still think you want to be a photo-journalist?
In the photoblogosphere
Photojojo is at it again with a fun photo flipbook which sounds, well… fun!
Lens Culture Weblog has a video posted with National Geographic Editor David Griffin that is simply must see. It’s from TED talks.
In photo gadgets and gear
Sony put out a new Wi-Fi photo frame. Thanks to Digital Photography Tips and Tricks for pointing it out.
Camera Dojo reviews the R-Strap Camera Strap and I have to say it looks and sounds really good.
In photo legal news
Did you download Google’s Chrome? Did you read the terms of service? Admittedly I didn’t and that could have been a huge mistake for photographers. Thankfully it was remedied, but it should serve as a reminder that, as creative people who wish to maintain their ownership over their content, we need to read these terms of service very carefully. Thanks to A Photo Editor for the heads up.
In Your Photo Tips news
We are currently reading The Camera by Ansel Adams
Are you on FriendFeed? I love FriendFeed because it allows me to share all of the interesting things I happen across on the web (and you guys all know how much I love to share) mostly photography, art, and tech stuff. One of the neatest things about FriendFeed is that I get to share what others in my friends list are sharing by “liking” and commenting on their shared items. Check it out and don’t forget to subscribe to my FriendFeed.
Here are some amazing images from the Your Photo Tips Flickr Group, enjoy!
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Yes! you are right!! The photography books are of a great help to those who want to improve their photography skills. The topics covered in these books are related to topics such as night photography, Black & White photography, infrared based picture capturing tips, setting up of studios and many more. And of course guides can also be used instead of books for beginners, which are free online.