Weekly Photo: Skating in Slovakia
This week’s Phottix Weekly Photo hints at something more than what the eye might see and comes from Phottix Pro Team, and flickr member Adam Kokot . How was it shot?
This week’s Phottix Weekly Photo hints at something more than what the eye might see and comes from Phottix Pro Team, and flickr member Adam Kokot . How was it shot?
This week’s Phottix Weekly Photo follows on from our fiery Monday post and comes from flickr’s Jordan Tarrant. How was it shot?
A well known saying banded about in business is the adage ‘innovate or die’. In a practice like photography innovation touches on everything from gear to shot composition, but it can be hard to find original new ways to boost the commercial side of things. Over at Expert Photography, Josh Dunlop, puts forward a compelling case for more photographers to offer a registry service as a way to boost their brand awareness, and alleviate the pressure of feeling the need to devalue yourself in order to secure work.
The S stands for sensitive, well not quite it stands for sensitivity. We’re talking about the S is in Sony’s latest camera release, and celebration of new technology, the a7s. In this instance Sony are using sensitivity as a precursor before the words ‘to ISO’ and not because they have boldly decided to launch the world’s first emotionally unstable camera . Believe the marketing previews and the a7s does seem to be incredibly capable when operating in low, low lighting conditions. With the a7s Sony have chosen the opposite strategy to Nikon – who released a modest boost on the D4 with their D4s- by completely re-working, rather than just tweaking, the earlier generation.
This week’s Phottix Weekly Photo returns us to romance and comes from flickr’s Annas Muazzam Mohammed Sani . How was it shot?