Today Viktor Nemeth (flickr stream) will share his some photos from his trip Chernobyl and Pripyat (click for larger view): Certainly – the gear were: Nikon D600, Nikkor 16-35/4, 50/1.8G, 70-200/2.8 VR2. Also took a Sigma fisheye which I didn’t end up using at all. As for the story itself, I’ll make it a bit long and […]
The post “Foxes – Creatures of the forest” is written by Kevin Winterhoff (Facebook | 500px | blog): A quick glance. I look through the viewfinder, focus and press the shutter button. The fox jumps off – the only thing I see of him is a bushy tail, which quickly disappears in the undergrowth.
“Photographing Cosplayers” is written by Jacob delaRosa (www.jnd-photography.com): Hello! My name is Jacob delaRosa and I am a wedding, family and senior photographer who has been working on a personal project involving cosplayers for the past year. I really enjoy photographing the domestic side of things but I strongly believe it is important for photographers […]
Ian Robins is living in the Arctic. This is his story: I would first like to introduce my self. I am from Cornwall where I spent the first 16 years of my life after which I left for military life. 17 years old I was in Germany where I stayed for 22 years 12 as […]
Today’s post on the Paris Catacombs is by Steven Hyatt: As early as the late 12th century Paris had a problem: their dead were rising from the ground. This was no zombie apocalypse though as the dead remained just that, dead and unanimated. By the late 1700s there had been so many people buried in the city […]
The last guest article for the weekend “Odd ways of macro photography” is written by Junaed Rahman (website | flickr): The standard tool of macro photography is a Macro lens. That what the book says. But I learned to achieve high magnification when i didn’t had any standard tool. However they are unlikely to generate good […]
This article on how to use Nikon’s AF-ON button for AF is written by Steve Perry (website | YouTube | Facebook): Still autofocusing by pressing halfway down on your shutter release? Well, suppose I told you there’s another way that you might even like better? Sound interesting? Read on. The technique is called Back Button Autofocus […]
