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How to Photograph a Lion

Hybrid photography (photography combining still, video and audio) is fast becoming the required skills of a photographer. This is brought out so much clearer in the August issue of National Geographic. While their print...

David Niles: Nate’s Adventures

Watching his 9 year old son, Nathaniel, play inspired David Niles to try to imagine what that world might look like. In Nate’s Adventures, he creates a world of fantasy and imagination based on his interpretation...

Fong Qi Wei: Time is a Dimension

Fong Qi Wei has found an elegant — and beautiful — way to depict the passage of time. He takes snapshots (“slices of time”) of sunrises and sunsets for about two to four hours to capture the...

Nickolay Lamm: Photographing Wi-Fi

Artist and researcher Nickolay Lamm wondered what Wi-Fi would look like if we could see those pulsing waves that we have come to rely on so much for communicating. So she sought the help of M. Browning Vogel (“Ph...

Harald J. Braun: Essence of Fruit Photography

Real Hasselblad cameras? Still being used by professional photographers around the world. Munich based Photographer and Sculptor Harald J. Braun is one of them and one of his most interesting portfolio is titled...

Featured Site: Humans of Toronto

It started in the Big Apple when Brandon Stanton turned his camera on the Humans of New York and since, Facebook pages documenting the people of major cities have cropped up around the world. In Toronto, Eugen Kertesz...

Move Over Timelapse, Here Comes Timestack

Matt Molloy may have well invented a new form of photography Art, the Timestack. Basically it is a series of time lapse images stacked one onto another to produce one single photo. The result is reminescent of...