A History of Women Photographers by Naomi Rosenblum
A History of Women Photographers by Naomi Rosenblum. In this landmark volume, Rosenblum (A World History of Photography) examines sympathetically the achievements of women in photography since its invention in 1839, and highlights society’s failure to give them appropriate recognition. One research obstacle the author encountered was the 19th-century practice of men taking credit for work done by women. Read the rest of this entry »
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A History of Photography from Daguerreotype to Digital front cover
Cameras, and what they capture, forever changed our perception of the world, and of ourselves. Few inventions have had the impact of this ingenious, elegant, and deceptively simple device.
This gorgeous cornerstone volume, created in collaboration with the world-famous George Eastman House, celebrates the camera and the art of the photograph. It spans almost two hundred years of progress, from the first faint image ever caught to the instantaneous pictures snapped by today’s state-of-the-art digital equipment. Read the rest of this entry »
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The Digital Photography Book front cover
Here are The Digital Photography Book by Scott Kelby, the man who changed the “digital darkroom” forever with his groundbreaking, #1 bestselling, award-winning book The Photoshop Book for Digital Photographers, now tackles the most important side of digital photography–how to take pro-quality shots using the same tricks today’s top digital pros use (and it’s easier than you’d think). Read the rest of this entry »
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Digital SLR Photography All-in-One For Dummies front cover
Canon EOS 600D Users Manual
Understanding DSLR Lens Sweet Spots and How to Get ThemA sweet spot is a condition where the camera lens produces its sharpest images. There are three factors that are needed to be understood to obtain sharp images: 1. Aperture that results in sharp images. 2. Focal length (in zoom). 3. Focused areas within the frame.
The Importance of Photo File ManagementAs a photographer, have you ever counted the total frames you’ve shot in the course of a week? Does range from 500, 1000, to even 2000 photos a week? Now can you imagine the amount of photos you’ll produce in a year? Clearly, abundant. With so many photographs in your case, it’s probably quite a […]
Tips on How to do Travelling Photography for BeginnersAt times, you may find that your friends’ collection of travelling photos look strikingly similar to ones on postcards which can be easily brought in airports when they come back home. This is a common thing since while holidaying; they usually try to take images or photos of iconic places where they actually go. What […]
The Best Way to Clean Your DSLR LensCleaning the lens can help improve image quality. Here’s a pretty lengthy video tutorial by the (unofficial) Nikon Help Hotline channel on YouTube teaching how to properly and thoroughly clean a camera lens.
Easy Ways for Better Cycling PhotosSo you wanna be a cycling photographer? Sure, it looks like a cool job (it is!), but if you think the magazine editors will line up to buy your poorly cropped, badly lit, blurry shots of the back end of the pack… think again. If you’re standing along the route of a bicycle race and […]
The First Person Who Invented the Selfie StickLong before it got featured in a magazine in 1995; SELFIE STICK already existed since 1980.The founder is a Japanese man called Hiroshi Ueda. He was inspired to create this tool after he felt that he could not always rely on others to take the photos of himself during his trips to tourism spots. The […]
The Principles of Shooting Video With a DSLRIn this episode, Mark Wallace from Adorama TV will go over the principles of shooting video with a DSLR.
EOS EF L series lens date codes
Download : Canon EOS 1100D User’s Guide
Why did Einstein Stick Out his Tongue in his Portrait?
Photography is not Fun, IF..
“Lux Nikon Kit”, The 24K Gold Plated Nikon Df Camera
What is Shutter Count in Digital Photography?
Photography Competition: Not Only About a Good Piece of Art
Understanding DSLR Lens Sweet Spots and How to Get Them
6 Digital Camera’s Arch Enemies
