Ready for some quick DIY tips? A team of French photographers who go by the nickname “Shooter”Put together a simple photo hack video that offers some creative ideas for your next portrait shoot. Let’s take these one at a time. 1. Aluminum foil bottom Don’t have (or want to use)Read More →
PPA is delighted to bring the Certified Professional Photographer (CPP) designation to NYIP students and alumni through this exclusive partnership New York, NY (PRWEB) Jan. 17, 2017 The New York Institute of Photography (NYIP) has partnered with Professional Photographers of America (PPA) to provide their students and graduates with widelyRead More →
As part of its Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs), Harvard University recently uploaded a digital photography course to a free e-learning platform, ALISON, which is available to anyone who wants to learn how to take better photos. Comprised of 12 modules, the course covers fundamental photography topics such as “exposureRead More →
By Sam Smith Tin rolls of TMAX 400, the film used in Loveland High School’s Film Photography course, costs $ 60. A pack of 100 Ilford black and white 8 × 10 photo papers costs $ 70. A working film camera will typically cost between $ 30 and $ 150.Read More →
A Stanford professor releasing his entire course for free. Sounds too good to be true, right? Have no fear, because it really happened. Marc Levoy is a Professor Emeritus of Computer Science at Stanford. His profile on the Stanford website tells me that he recently retired from the institution afterRead More →
Regarding the list of digital imaging pioneers, Marc Levoy is one of those names that belongs near the top. His work has led to many of the technical advancements we see today with computer-generated imagery. It is therefore not surprising that he has embarked on digital photography. From 2009 toRead More →
Professor Ken Bronowski poses with student photographers in front of the Louvre museum. (left to right): Lyndsey Cunningham, Stephanie Hamilton, Breanna Propes, Ken Bronowski, Kelly Flatt, Bridget Protsman, Erica McDermott and Jessica Rooth Students look at the Louvre Pyramid. Cain Buchmeier, Times correspondent For the second year in a row,Read More →
Scout Tufankjian Photo: TUMO Yerevan / Mediamax /. The TUMO Center for Creative Technologies and the HALO TRUST offer a two-week photography course in Stepanakert. The courses aim to develop the skills of young aspiring photographers and to raise awareness of the humanitarian work of the HALO Trust. HALO TrustRead More →
It’s 2016 and artistic photography is no longer limited to high-end and expensive DSLR cameras. Most smartphones now come with high-quality cameras, and while they still have a long way to go before they can truly compete with professional cameras, they can certainly get the job done. Your smartphone isRead More →
Last week, the Museum of Modern Art launched a free online course on Coursera called “See through the photographsAs taught by Sarah Meister, curator of the photography department at MOMA. Although I have watched dozens if not hundreds of YouTube videos on everything from “How to Tie a Bow Tie”Read More →
by Jeremy Gray Posted on Monday, February 15, 2016 at 11:14 a.m. EDT If you’re looking for an online photography course that deals with the discipline of photography as an art form, the Museum of Modern Art has you covered … And it’s free! Curator of the photography department ofRead More →
Want simple, inexpensive do-it-yourself photo equipment? Find the IKEA store near you. As well as being affordable options for home items, a number of IKEA products can also be reused for your next photoshoot. French photography site Shootr.fr recently published the 2.5 minute video above that shares 6 different hacksRead More →
If you want to experiment with DIY photography tips and tricks, check out this new video from DigitalRev. In 10 Minutes, Kai is sharing 10 simple, inexpensive tips you can do with ordinary things you find around your home. Here is an index of the different tips covered and whereRead More →
A long-running press photography course that was cut due to lack of interest last year is set to relaunch in September with a move to a new center. The flagship NCTJ press photography course at Sheffield College, which was the last accredited course for specialist photographers, was cut last yearRead More →
“Focus on the eyes! Words of encouragement float in the grass as I lie face down in a bunch of heather, pointing my lens at the face of a wild pony. We are at Glan Morfa Private Nature Reserve in Anglesey for a weekend wildlife photography course. Students Tony, Paul,Read More →
11:20 a.m., September 4, 2014 – For Jon Cox, assistant professor of art at the University of Delaware, the world is his classroom. Over the years, Cox has traveled to all seven continents and he has led study abroad trips for UD in all except Europe. He and his studentsRead More →
Fears have been expressed that the art of photography in regional newspapers “will die” after the industry’s last accredited course was shelved. Lack of interest has ended the flagship NCTJ-accredited press photography and photojournalism courses at Norton College, Sheffield for the coming year. And the demise of a similar courseRead More →
Advertising Outdoor Light Painting Photography Workshop led by Gareth Brooks Check out this fascinating technique, bring your camera (or just yourself). The event takes place at Cuerden Valley To park. Gareth is a photographer specializing in Light Painting and Low Light Photography. His photos have been featured in Beginner’s Photography,Read More →
Courtesy of Blue Sky and Robert FrankPolaroid image of Robert Frank from his “Painkiller” series at the Blue Sky Gallery Photographic overload. I pondered the implications of such a possibility while spending time with the 48 Polaroid images in Taken by Frank from the 1970s to the present day, PolaroidsRead More →
Lee Moorhouse Photograph Collection, PH036-6172, Special Collections and University Archives, University of Oregon, EugeneThomas Leander Moorhouse “Major Lee”, Log Canoe on the Columbia River, c. 1900, part of the exhibition “Beside the Big River” at the Maryhill Museum of Art. GOLDENDALE, Washington – can wait, but he does not standRead More →
This one seems to be suspended in front of the case. Hyper Nº03, 2007 © Denis Darzacq Have you ever taken a photo and captured it at the right time to make it a pretty funny picture? This is exactly what French photographer Denis Darzacq does: perfect timing to makeRead More →
MIKHAIL BARYSHNIKOV, one of the greatest dancers in history, became a dance photographer. His images reveal a very unorthodox style; as the title of his new exhibition at 401 Projects suggests, “Merce My Way,” its subject matter is the equally unorthodox work of another dance artist, Merce Cunningham. Mr BaryshnikovRead More →
The subjects of the velvety black-and-white images aren’t exactly Irving Penn’s elegantly dressed or undressed regulars: a plump maid with her bucket and brush; a bespectacled seamstress draped in her tape measure; a scuba diver disappearing in his helmet and monstrous suit. But Mr. Penn considered these portraits of blue-collarRead More →