All Entries Tagged With: "artist"

Ingnore Everybody: and 39 Other Keys to Creativity [Book Review]

This is gonna be a short review not in the format of our typical reviews because this book isn’t specifically about photography.
So why do the review on a photography tips website?
 
 
 
Because this is one of those well thought out, well written, highly insightful and informative books geared towards all creatives. This is a book [...]

20 Amazing Photographers From Around The Internet

The Internet is filled with wonderful photographers.  Here are 20 truly amazing photographers working in various fields.  Some are amateurs and some are professional photographers working hard at their art.  Give them some love by visiting their websites and say hi.  Enjoy!

Toronto-based Fashion and Beauty Photographer – AYM Photography – Angela Y Martin

“I’m an architect/photographer. [...]

Weekend Perusing: The Gaping Void

In The Photoblogosphere:
Antoine Khater has a great write up on Mark St. Pierre at Adidap. There are some really great photographs of airplanes and a random dog as well!
There has been a lot of talk lately of Canon’s 5D mirror problem as of late. Jessica Grieves shares her experience with the problem. [...]

Book Review: The Camera by Ansel Adams

Ansel Adams has long been known as one of, if not the, most influential and famous photographers ever.  His knowledge of photography and cameras, especially in the technical area, are unsurpassed.  Ansel Adams was an artist, craftsman, and precise technician in the field of photography.
In reading The Camera by Ansel Adams I found myself whisked [...]

Photography Book Club

Photography books can be a very good source for both inspiration and for technical knowledge. There are so many photography books out there that I thought we could start a little photography book club.
Here’s how it works.
I will pick out a photography book to order and read for a review.
You guys will know ahead [...]

Weekend Perusing: Flexplore

One of the things about flickr is that it can be hard to find what you’re really looking for. I just spent hours at the flexplore website discovering some of the most amazing works on flickr and they were tailored to my likings. If you have a few extra hours handy you should [...]

Weekend Perusing

Jim M. Goldstein wrote a great reminder article over at Digital Photography School about 5 questions to ask yourself before tripping the shutter. Think of it as a mental check list to run through your head.
Our friend Brian Auer at Epic Edits Weblog posted a good article earlier this week on why you should use [...]