Vogue Thursday November 11, 2021
“We’ve come a long way from the static, overly formal images of decades past, as well as the campy studio shots beloved of the ’80s. Now, as we head into 2022, couples are increasingly focused on bridal imagery that’s authentic, and still thoughtfully composed,” notes Vogue Australia, which predicts eight wedding-photo trends for 2022. Among them: editorial-style portraits, soft lighting, and “the Hollywood flash.” Read the full Story >>
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David Schonauer Thursday November 11, 2021
The fight is on: In August, FPV quad drone shop RaceDayQuads filed a 14,000-word, 154-page brief in what Forbes magazine calls a "potentially ground-shaking legal case" challenging the legality of the
Federal Aviation Administration's rules governing drones. A win for RDQ would likely blow up the FAA's rule requiring all drones over 0.55 pounds registered with the FAA to have an "electronic license
plate." … Read the full Story >>
Adorama Wednesday November 10, 2021
The Day vs. Night effect is one of photographer Pye's Jirsa’s signature styles when photographing couples. In a new video from Adorama he explains how he achieves this special effect in camera. You’re going to need an ND filter. Read the full Story >>
MY MODERN MET Wednesday November 10, 2021
Photographer Roman Robroek is known for capturing the decaying beauty of abandoned places that were once centers of life, from the abandoned city of Chernobyl to the bowels of old European theaters and once-luxurious palaces. He has now compiled his most stunning images into the new book Oblivion, notes My Modern Met. “One of the definitions of the word ‘Oblivion’ is the state of being unaware or unconscious of what is happening around one—the state of being abandoned or forgotten by the general public,” Robroek says. Read the full Story >>
