State of the Art: A Trip To the Moon, in Real Time
Want to go to the Moon? It's been done before, of course. Back in the late 1960s and early 1970s NASA landed 12 astronauts on the lunar surface on six Apollo missions. And now the space agency is planning to put both men and women on the Moon by 2024 with it Artemis program, though the timetable may have to be adjusted. At any … Read the full Story >>
Insight: Go Ahead and Podcast. Here's How
Do you want to start podcasting? "Podcasting is a form of creative freedom with few strings attached," noted NoFilmSchool, which recently featured a four-part series on podcasting for filmmakers. The lessons are applicable in a general sense to photographers as well: A podcast, notes NFS, can give you a platform to not only sell yourself as a creative but also to sell your projects … Read the full Story >>
Spotlight: A Drone in a Bowling Alley; a Drone in a Movie Theater, and a Desolate City
Time again for our regular roundup of standout videos. And if you're a fan of FPV (first-person view) drones, you're going to like today's showcase. Filmmaker and drone pilot Jay Christensen is astonishing the internet with a video shot at a bowling alley, cabaret theater, restaurant, and bar in Minneapolis. He shot another video inside a movie theater. There's also a timelapse capturing Manila, … Read the full Story >>
Timelapse Spotlight: Snowflakes Melting in Reverse, and the Milky Way Over Lake Tahoe
Winter is almost over. So take a moment to enjoy its icy beauty - which you can do, even if you don't live in cold climes, by watching a new timelapse from Another Perspective, which captures melting snowflake, but in reverse. "This way, it looks like their beautiful, unique shapes are formed right before your eyes," noted DIY Photography recently. Meanwhile PetaPixel recently spotlighted … Read the full Story >>