Designed to be attached to a helmet, a bike or a board….GoPros produce images which rapidly make the viewer feel sea-sick as they lack a stable viewpoint. Hence the good idea of making yourself a harness to fix it to your back with a PVC arm, thus providing the image with a constantly stable viewpoint. Here’s how to make a budget-priced harness.
For this 7th episode in the series on lighting, the photographer explains two ‘highkey’ lighting techniques.
Lomography.com breathes new life into 110 format with a little fisheye camera which makes its debut along with a new analog 110 film.
Film of a lenticular 3D photo shoot. Doubly original, the film is shot under water and the subjects are diaphanous naked creatures that could easily be associated with mermaids…..but for the tail. A project by artist Jeffrey Robb.
Find out more about lenticular imagery.
Legendary photographer Joe McNally is invited by Scott Kelby to critique some anonymous photos. His clairvoyance is spectacular and full of lessons. It’s clear that a set of well-developed critical faculties is a distinct asset to the budding photographer.
For this latest episode in the indispensable series by Joel Grimes on lighting, the photographer is joined by redoubtable sportsman James Townsend.
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Ruth Bourchier
Virginie Lominet
Eric Dany Sebbag
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