We all love photo contests. They are fun, sometimes give out great prizes, and they’re an opportunity to showcase our photographic skills. But how many are aware that just entering a photo contest may mean that...
All those new touch-screen displays need protection from scratch and breakage. The solution? An ultra-strong glass that was invented in 1962, failed to find a commercial use back then, and has been biding its time in a...
War is Over (If You Want It): ArtVision Expands Give Peace A Chance: John Lennon/Yoko Ono Traveling Exhibition Fresh, undiscovered photographs by Gerry Deiter and a remarkable first-person story shed a new light on John...
“For action in reasonable light, the 7D is an awesome camera.” We’ve added a new Canon EOS 7D [Specs] review to our Reviews Matrix. Ken Rockwell has posted their review of the Canon EOS 7D, an APS-C...
Who would like to have X-Ray vision? Certainly being able to see around an obstacle can help prevent accidents, as in the following video: source newscientist Here, a concrete block on display plays tricks with visitors...
When Steve McCurry learned last Summer that Kodak would discontinue its Kodachrome film, he requested the last 36-frame roll manufactured by the company, loaded it into his Nikon F6, then set out on a global trek to...
Ben Hattenbach has an interesting article over at Luminous Landscape about photographing Alaska’s north slope, more precisely the town of Deadhorse. The evocative name says it all as temperatures hovered between ...
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