I love vintage ads. While they are often hilarious and cringeworthy, there are some gems that are actually quite informative. This Polaroid SX-70 ad falls into the second category. Its not only beautifully nostalgic, but it also explains in detail how the camera works. Unlike most of todays ads, I think this one is useful […]
Sometimes, aimless scrolling through your Facebook feed has its purpose. While I was doing it a few days ago, an amazing light photo stole all my attention and made my jaw drop. After admiring it for a while, I decided to get in touch with Sergey Savenko, the young photographer who took it. So, I […]
There’s been a lot of drama recently over the latest Photoshop updates, especially for Mac users. But regardless of compatibility issues, new bugs or whatever, many people put off upgrading to the latest version simply because they’re worried about losing their presets, despite the advantages the latest edition of Photoshop may offer. In this video, […]
Well, it was bound to happen, wasn’t it? Nikon has been slacking on the mirrorless front and Nikkei now reports that they are projected to take 3rd place behind Sony in camera sales for this fiscal year. In a year where Nikon is set to record their first loss, at around $92 million (way down […]
As a photographer, chances are youll get some photography-related Christmas gifts from your friends and family. Among them, there will be those that will make you smile on the outside but think what the hell am I supposed to with this?! on the inside. Inspired by articles that pop up every year about what (not) […]
Watching the movie Joker, I felt repeatedly that I was watching a film that Greg Heisler could have lit. The use of color was unique, sophisticated and fearless almost a character unto itself.
In this outstanding 15-minute short produced by Vanity Fair, Joker cinematographer Lawrence Sher dissects his own... more
