“Performance wise though [the Olympus E-PL3] hardly differs from the E-P3.” We’ve added another Olympus Pen E-PL3 [QuickPrice Check] review to our Reviews Matrix. PhotographyBLOG has published their...
Archive - 2011-08-29
Hurricane Irene Aftermath In Pictures
theAtlantic has published some dramatic photos of the Hurricane Irene aftermath. Though it was not as bad as feared, sparing some states, there was nevertheless devastation to property, catastrophic flooding in Vermont...
Ingenious: GorillaPod + Wheels = CineSkates
CineSkates Camera Sliders from Cinetics on Vimeo. The best ideas are often the simplest and the CineSkates certainly qualify as a simply brillant one. CineSkates are a set of three wheels that quickly attach to a...
No Memorial Has Ever Been As Beautiful As That Drawn With Chalks For Jack Layton
It is a memorial drawn with colored chalks all over the public space at Nathan Philips Square in front of the Toronto City Hall. Jackman Chiu has captured a beautiful picture that shows the enormous outpouring of love...
In Your Face Street Photography With A Film Camera
From norunorunotoji Street photography may be the hardest type of photography to do since most of us are reticent to take pictures of strangers doing, well, things interesting enough to photograph. When we look at early...
Mercedes Provides Teen With Artificial Hand
Matthew James is 14 years old and was born without his left hand. Determined to have the best bionic hand possible, he wrote to Ross Brawn, boss of F1 team Mercedes GP Petronas, asking for £35,000 to pay for a top-of...
Olympus SZ-10 Review @ LetsGoDigital
“The image quality is pretty good; the photos have nice, natural colors and little noise (up to ISO 800).” We’ve added another Olympus SZ-10 [QuickPrice Check] Review to our Reviews Matrix...
The Defining Moment As A Photographer
Successful professional photographers have their defining moments when a photograph or work suddenly sets them apart and starts them on their sucessful career. PDN set out to ask photographers: “What was the first...