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VSCO Film | Visual Supply Co
21 days ago by roel
Lightroom presets for applying a beautiful film like quality to your images.
film
photography
lightroom
presets
21 days ago by roel
Marco Suarez | AisleOne
january 2012 by roel
Give me beautiful landscape photography, cropped in a circle, any day. A nice series by Marco Suarez.
photography
inspiration
january 2012 by roel
Free stock photos - high quality stock images
december 2011 by roel
Are you looking for a fabulous free stock image? Then look no further! ! RGBStock has a huge number of high quality stock photos and dazzling free graphics for illustrations, wallpapers and backgrounds. Need a free picture for your commercial website? Want an image for your blog? Looking for ideas? Check out the RGBStock galleries packed with high quality stock photos and find what you are searching for!
images
photography
free
december 2011 by roel
OpenPhoto - A free, hosted, portable and open source photo sharing service
october 2011 by roel
Back-Up
OpenPhoto is the digital equivalent of shoe-boxes filled with photos. Except they're backed up to make sure you never lose them.
Portability
Whatever you want to do or wherever you want to go, your photos are free to go with you.
Free and Open Source
OpenPhoto is an open source project and will always remain free. Find us on Github.
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photography
software
photos
OpenPhoto is the digital equivalent of shoe-boxes filled with photos. Except they're backed up to make sure you never lose them.
Portability
Whatever you want to do or wherever you want to go, your photos are free to go with you.
Free and Open Source
OpenPhoto is an open source project and will always remain free. Find us on Github.
october 2011 by roel
LR/Enfuse - Blend Multiple Exposures Together in Adobe Lightroom
september 2011 by roel
LR/Enfuse is a Lightroom plugin that allows you to blend multiple exposures together directly from within Lightroom by using the open source Enfuse application.
lightroom
plugin
hdr
photography
software
september 2011 by roel
Flare for Mac
march 2011 by roel
An iOS like OS X application for quickly applying presets to photos. Nice feature: you can edit applied effects, and new presets are available for download from the Flare website.
photography
app
macosx
software
image-editing
march 2011 by roel
Richard Nagler's Word on the Street | Brain Pickings
january 2011 by roel
Brilliant – photographer Richard Nagler pairs found urban typography with cleverly timed passersby
photography
from twitter_favs
january 2011 by roel
Understanding Perspective and Focal Length
november 2010 by roel
In photography, there’s a common misconception that focal length determines the perspective of an image, but the only thing that really determines perspective is where you put the camera.
For example, the telephoto lens is often said to “compress” your scene and make everything look flat. But, it’s not the focal length that’s doing this. It’s actually because you’re so far from the scene you’re photographing (which is how telephoto lenses are commonly used: to photograph something far away). And, it’s because of this great distance that the scene looks “flat” in the final image.
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For example, the telephoto lens is often said to “compress” your scene and make everything look flat. But, it’s not the focal length that’s doing this. It’s actually because you’re so far from the scene you’re photographing (which is how telephoto lenses are commonly used: to photograph something far away). And, it’s because of this great distance that the scene looks “flat” in the final image.
november 2010 by roel
The Online Photographer: Edward Burtynsky's Oil
march 2010 by roel
Edward Burtynsky has built a career in fine art photography meeting this challenge. He began photographing conventionally beautiful landscapes in large format. As he relates in the video Manufactured Landscapes, he had an epiphany while attempting to photograph in the Appalachian mountains of Pennsylvania. He realized that every bit of landscape within sight had been completely reshaped by coal mining. Nothing was "natural." The landscape as reshaped by man instead became his subject.
Oil is Burtynsky's latest book. The extraction, distribution, consumption, and declining availability of petroleum are all explored through his large-format photographs.
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book
energy
oil
burtynsky
Oil is Burtynsky's latest book. The extraction, distribution, consumption, and declining availability of petroleum are all explored through his large-format photographs.
march 2010 by roel
100 places
january 2010 by roel
100 Places to Remember Before they Disappear features 100 photographs from one hundred different places around the world in risk of disappearing or seriously threatened by climate change.
The pictures are taken by some of the world´s best photographers and all the places are based on reports from UN´s Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC).
On this website you can see the photographs and find further information and news about climate change and our project.
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climate
climatechange
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The pictures are taken by some of the world´s best photographers and all the places are based on reports from UN´s Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC).
On this website you can see the photographs and find further information and news about climate change and our project.
january 2010 by roel
Sustaining The Practice of Art
january 2010 by roel
Chase Jarvis recently posted about his Create-Share-Sustain paradigm. I’ve referenced it, linked to it, quoted it several times this past year. In that paradigm, the notion of sustaining the create-share cycle is generally seen as a financial one. It’s the grease on the wheels that allows you to keep going – whether that’s working at Starbucks or a day-job you love, or even making photographs as a career itself. But there are other means by which we sustain ourselves. Man, Jesus once said, does not live by bread alone. Of course, He was referring to prayer, a sustenance of the soul. Art too sustains the soul. But how do you sustain art?
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ideas
tips
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january 2010 by roel
Grijsverloop ND filter, landschapsfotografie geheim | DIGITALE•FOTOGRAFIETIPS
january 2010 by roel
Eén van de grootste geheimen van landschapsfotografie, die een grote impact hebben op de foto’s die je kunt nemen, is het grijsverloopfilter. Verloopfilters worden veel gebruikt voor landschapsfotografie, omdat het belangrijk is dat het zowel in lichte delen als donkere delen genoeg detail zichtbaar is. Door een grijsverloopfilter te plaatsen is het niet meer nodig een compromis te vinden tussen uitgebeten luchten en diepe zwarte schaduwen.
photography
filters
fotografie
filter
january 2010 by roel
D3 or D300? Full-frame or DX - by Thom Hogan
january 2010 by roel
Since Nikon's announcement, a persistent theme in my email InBox has been torturous grappling with which one to get. After all, they are both fast-shooting cameras with 100% viewfinders, the same new AF system, and 12mp sensors. Indeed, the differences are few: 1. FX or DX.
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comparison
nikon
hardware
dslr
photography
january 2010 by roel
DNG Profiles:FAQ - Adobe Labs
december 2009 by roel
What's the easiest way to apply a profile to a large number of images in Lightroom? First, select a set of images in your LR catalog. Next, choose your desired profile from the Profile popup menu in the Develop module's Camera Calibration panel. Then choose "Sync Settings..." from the Settings menu. Make sure "Calibration" is checked in the ensuing dialog box and click Synchronize. If you find yourself doing this a lot, you can save yourself time by making a preset. In the Develop module's left panel, click the + button to the right of the word "Presets". Make sure "Calibration" is checked in the ensuing dialog box and click Create. Then whenever you need to apply your preset to a group of images, click on your newly-created preset from the Presets list in the left panel.
photography
raw
lightroom
profile
color
december 2009 by roel
Adobe DNG Profiles and Profile Editor
december 2009 by roel
With the introduction on July 29, 2008 of Lightroom 2.0 and Camera Raw 4.5 a new and very exciting change has taken place. Both of these raw converters (as well as any others which are DNG 1.2 compatible) now can use camera profiles.
lightroom
color
profile
calibration
photography
adobe
dng
raw
editor
photoshop
december 2009 by roel
Andrew Smith Gallery - Annie Leibovitz - American Music
december 2009 by roel
Annie Leibovitz American Music
fotografie
photography
music
photos
art
december 2009 by roel
sema bekirovic
november 2009 by roel
Koet, (a book and slideshow), is a photographic essay on a pair of coots and their nest. For months I "fed" them with my own stuff (nude photo's, old toothbrushes, etc), which the coots incorporated in their nest. Besides a way of making an artwork that was beyond my control, Koet is about perishability.
art
photography
nature
random
november 2009 by roel
“Seeing the Light”: Making the most of available light and minimal equipment – the eBook « Mitchell’s Travel and Photography Blog
september 2009 by roel
At long last here it is, my new eBook on working with light! I think the title is pretty self-explanatory. You can see some sample screen grabs below and HERE you can download the sample PDF (845kb). You can buy it HERE or click on the title image. The price is again US$12. After payment you’ll be automatically taken to the download link.
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photography
september 2009 by roel
Reflecting on our photography and looking at the “bigger picture”. « Mitchell’s Travel and Photography Blog
september 2009 by roel
“Once you develop a style and become known for a particular kind of work – turn in the other direction, stop being formulaic and re-invent yourself”
photography
vision
ideas
style
creativity
september 2009 by roel
Stephan Vanfleteren - Homepage
september 2009 by roel
Welcome on the site of Stephan Vanfleteren. It proposes a portfolio of this Belgian photographer, who concentrates on stills of every day life. Vanfleteren works as a freelance photographer for the weekend supplement Zeno in the newspaper De Morgen. He also works for international magazines and invests a lot of time in personal projects.
photography
photographer
portfolio
photo
belgium
fotograaf
photos
fotografie
september 2009 by roel
onOne Software - DSLR Remote for Canon or Nikon DSLR Cameras and iPhone
august 2009 by roel
DSLR Camera Remote is the next-generation cable release for your Canon EOS DSLR or Nikon DSLR camera. Just connect your camera to a WiFi enabled computer and the DSLR Camera Remote software enables you to use your Apple iPhone or iPod touch to wirelessly adjust cameras settings, fire the shutter, review images, even get a live viewfinder preview. DSLR Camera Remote is a must-have for remote shooting applications like high or low angles, self portraits and children.
software
photography
iphone
mobile
camera
remote
ipodtouch
august 2009 by roel
review: LensAlign focus calibration system « planet neil – tangents
august 2009 by roel
Now there are a few ways to address this small focusing error. You can either send your equipment in for calibration, but that means you are without your equipment for what is a small, yet seriously niggling problem. Or, you can adjust the camera yourself if you are fortunate enough to own one of the more recent models of D-SLRs that boast a feature where you can micro-adjust the auto-focus. The Canon 50D, 5D mk2, 1D mk3, 1Ds mk3; or Nikon D300, D700, D3, D3x; and even the most recent Sony A900, and Pentax K20 have this feature. You can either create a make-shift device, or you can take a convenient shortcut like I did, and get the LensAlign Pro kit, which allows you to do the AF micro-adjustment on your camera with confidence.
camera
photography
focus
lens
reviews
august 2009 by roel
Chase Jarvis Blog: 9 Things To Do When You're Feeling Stale
august 2009 by roel
Being a professional creative might seem like the ultimate dream job for some--and for many of us it is. But it ain't always easy. In fact, staying inspired is really hard work. I recently received the above tweet (to @chasejarvis) and it got me thinking. Here's 9 things I've done over the course of my 10+ year career that have helped me overcome those times when uninspired or stale work invades:
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tips
photography
advice
august 2009 by roel
AE/AF-Lock mysteries solved with AF-S and AF-C: Nikon D90 - D40 / D5000 Forum: Digital Photography Review
august 2009 by roel
In a separate thread, there was a bunch of discussion of various focus and exposure modes on the D70. I was pretty confused about what the various options do and which I should use for the different types of shooting so I waded through the manual, through Thom's ebook and played with a bunch of settings on my camera to settle on two combinations I actually want to use for different types of shooting. These two combinations give me a great default behavior for a half press of the shutter and give me easy overrides using the AE-L/AF-L button. If you ever want to focus and meter on different parts of the frame or want to track a moving subject with AF-C focus, but not lock exposure at the half press, then you should definitely read this.
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nikon
focus
tips
camera
august 2009 by roel
Image editing software: Helicon Focus
august 2009 by roel
Helicon Focus is a program that creates one completely focused image from several partially focused images by combining the focused areas. The program is designed for macrophotography, microphotography and hyperfocal landscape photography to cope with the shallow depth-of-field problem.
software
photography
macro
focus
dof
mac
windows
applications
foto
digital
august 2009 by roel
Building Rome in a Day
july 2009 by roel
Entering the search term Rome on Flickr returns more than two million photographs. This collection represents an increasingly complete photographic record of the city, capturing every popular site, facade, interior, fountain, sculpture, painting, cafe, and so forth. It also offers us an unprecedented opportunity to richly capture, explore and study the three dimensional shape of the city. In this project, we consider the problem of reconstructing entire cities from images harvested from the web.
photography
art
geotagging
crowdsourcing
map
architecture
3d
city
july 2009 by roel
My Favorite Online Places to Get More Info About Photography « Photofocus
july 2009 by roel
While I am pretty busy keeping Photofocus.com full of good info, I do take time to read other photo blogs and publications and listen to or watch other podcasts. So here’s a list of SOME of my current favorites is no particular order.
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blog
links
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blogs
july 2009 by roel
AutoStitch iPhone
july 2009 by roel
AutoStitch iPhone is the first automatic image stitcher for the iPhone. This application unleashes the power of your iPhone's camera to create wide-angle views and panoramas with any arrangment of photos.
software
iphone
photography
photos
apps
panorama
image-editing
stitching
july 2009 by roel
Bruce Percy, podcast
june 2009 by roel
The art of travel & landscape photography. These podcasts focus on my journeys around the world photographing wild places and the cultures that inhabit them.
podcast
photography
landscape
art
video
june 2009 by roel
A Peek Over My Shoulder - James Duncan Davidson - James Duncan Davidson
june 2009 by roel
My longtime friend Mike Clark from The Pragmatic Studio recently went to Hawaii on vacation and, of course, took his camera. During his trip, he captured a great photo of a green lizard. Yesterday, he sent me an email asking for any comments or criticism about his photo and what I might do to it in Lightroom. Instead of trying to communicate vaguely through email and a couple of static photos, I pulled out ScreenFlow (which I’ve been meaning to play with sometime) and kicked out a fast little screencast of me in Lightroom talking my way through processing his image.
lightroom
image-editing
photography
photo
photoshop
tips
video
june 2009 by roel
Sherri Meyer Photography Blog » Top 10 Lightroom Tweets of the Week
june 2009 by roel
Here are my “Top 10 Lightroom Tweets of the Week” in no particular order. Enjoy!
lightroom
photography
image-editing
tips
june 2009 by roel
Atlanta Wedding Photographer | Lightroom Presets
may 2009 by roel
I designed this workflow to be a little more intuitive and versatile than one-size-fits-all preset approach. Since I occasionally shoot in different file formats, I needed presets that could adapt to both a RAW and JPG workflow. The workflow itself is a two-step process 1) Correcting and enhancing the quality and tonality of the images, and 2) making color adjustments. The two categories of presets I developed (Basic Presets and Color Presets) can be mixed and matched in a number of ways, and since the settings of each type of preset are exclusive to their function, you'll never have to worry about Basic Presets or Color Presets overriding each other. Basic Presets only affect White Balance, Exposure, Recovery, Fill Light, Blacks, Brightness, Contrast, Tone Curve, and Vignette settings. And Color Presets only affect Hue, Saturation, Luminance, Grayscale Mix, and Split Tone settings.
lightroom
photography
software
presets
may 2009 by roel
My Photography Workflow 2009 | Thomas Hawk Digital Connection
may 2009 by roel
Last year I wrote a blog post detailing my photography workflow. Since last year though my workflow has changed a bit as I’ve migrated from Adobe’s Bridge software to Adobe’s Lightroom software and thought that I’d post an updated article detailing how I process my images from start to finish. Questions about my workflow are some of the most common questions I’m regularly asked.
workflow
lightroom
photography
tips
may 2009 by roel
Black and White Conversion: The Best Ways to Turn Color Digital Photos Into Beautiful B&W
may 2009 by roel
There are a couple of simple ways to get black-and-white digital photos. 1. Use your camera’s built-in B&W setting. 2. Convert to B&W using the pre-set filters in iPhoto/Picasa/Photoshop Elements. 3. Use Photoshop (or GIMP or whatever) to desaturate or change to grayscale. These methods all work, but you end up with flat, muddy photos. Bumping up the contrast will improve matters, but to get a black-and-white picture that really pops, you’ll have to go a little deeper.
photography
image-editing
photoshop
blackandwhite
may 2009 by roel
Flickr: Norby's Photostream
april 2009 by roel
Great use of the flickr photostream (via @gvenk via gizmodo.com)
photography
flickr
inspiration
creativity
design
april 2009 by roel
Flickr: The Official White House Photostream's Photostream
april 2009 by roel
Er staan al 1676 foto's in het whitehouse account op Flickr:
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photos
obama
politics
government
whitehouse
photography
from twitter
april 2009 by roel
Speed Photography - How to Photograph Exploding Fruit and Balloons Popping
april 2009 by roel
Ever see pictures of a bullet shooting through fruit and wondered how that was captured? How about a picture of a water balloon popping the instant it was punctured? This is called Speed Photography, and shots like these are actually quite simple, once you understand the concepts. Read more: http://digital-photography-school.com/speed-photography-how-to-photograph-exploding-fruit-and-balloons-popping#ixzz0DZzzqCTs&B
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tips
speed
motion
photo
tutorial
flash
howto
april 2009 by roel
Initial DP2 review with full size shots.. | Carl Rytterfalk Fotografi
april 2009 by roel
Hi all, you probably wondered where I’ve been hiding - some of you know about me moving and trying to build a new home (repairing that is) and it’s taken more energy than I hoped for. Now - one bright light lately have been the Dp2. I will be making this very short and let pictures speak loud - as the camera that I used isn’t the final production unit.
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sigma
photography
camera
photos
april 2009 by roel
Flickr: Discussing A simple (I think) remote SB600 question in NIKON speedlight SB600 - SB800 and SB 900
april 2009 by roel
I just got an SB-600 and I'm confused by something. The diagram in the manual indicates that it has a "light sensor window". This would seem (to me) to imply that you can trigger the flash as a "slave" by having another flash go off first. Am I missing something?
photography
flash
nikon
d50
tips
explanation
april 2009 by roel
10 Ways to Take Stunning Portraits
march 2009 by roel
Today and tomorrow I want to talk about taking Portraits that are a little out of the box. You see it’s all very well and good to have a portrait that follows all the rules - but it hit me as I was surfing on Flickr today that often the most striking portraits are those that break all the rules.
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howto
tips
photos
tutorial
inspiration
advice
camera
fotografie
portraits
march 2009 by roel
SlideShowPro / Products / SlideShowPro / SlideShowPro for Lightroom: Web Engine for Publishing Lightroom Content
march 2009 by roel
SlideShowPro for Lightroom installs as a "web engine" for Adobe Lightroom. You simply drag a folder to an existing location on your computer, launch Lightroom, and the engine is available in the application's "Web module" workspace. Click on "Web" in the top nav, select SlideShowPro as your gallery template, and you're off.
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software
photography
application
gallery
website
internet
plugin
flash
slideshow
march 2009 by roel
Photography by Marc Adamus
march 2009 by roel
Unforgettable Wilderness Photography
photography
landscape
gallery
portfolio
photos
inspiration
photographer
nature
march 2009 by roel
2.26 Mooiere flits belichting | DIGITALE•FOTOGRAFIETIPS
february 2009 by roel
We hebben ze allemaal wel eens gezien, portretfoto’s waarbij het model grote rode pupillen of een gezicht zonder definitie met donkere schaduwen langs de randen heeft. Naast dat het model een tijdje letterlijk sterretjes ziet is een flits vol open recht in het gezicht van je model niet echt een vleiende manier om hem/haar vast te leggen. Met een paar simpele aanpassingen en een beetje theoretische kennis krijg je een veel natuurlijker en prettiger resultaat. Dit is het tweede deel in de serie over opzetflitsers.
tips
photography
fotografie
flash
lighting
licht
february 2009 by roel
The Photographic Dictionary
february 2009 by roel
Teh photographic dictionary is dedicated to defining words through the literal, figurative, and personal meanings found in each photograph
photography
dictionary
photographs
image
language
english
words
february 2009 by roel
Destroy Today / Projects / DestroyFlickr
february 2009 by roel
DestroyFlickr explores alternative methods for viewing and sharing Flickr content. Its user interface provides an environment that benefits photos rather than hindering them. With the ability to look at a photo on a dark, neutral background, you can view it without the interference of a brighter surrounding. By using workspaces and canvases, DestroyFlickr is able to retain a constant history of where you have navigated, offering the ability to revisit an area without the need to reload the entire page.
software
application
photography
flickr
interface
air
february 2009 by roel
10 Principles of Beautiful Photography
february 2009 by roel
A camera does not work like an eye; memory does not work like film. There is a fine line between a photo that is quite nice and one that is quite breathtaking. At some undefined point, a photo can cross the Rubicon and be forever a piece of beautiful art. That hinterland between a regular photo and evocative art is a moving target from person to person and taste to taste. However, that zone of wonderment can be narrowed a bit once you start to consider about the way the brain stores memories and emotions.
photography
hdr
blog
inspiration
photos
february 2009 by roel
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