DIYPhotography Friday November 26, 2021
Infinite Tools’s newly released Infinite Skin plugin for Photoshop is designed to help realistically soften skin tone while retaining the detail you actually want to keep. The plugin doesn’t want to replace the retouching process, but rather help to give you a better initial starting point for your more in-depth retouching needs, notes DIY Photography. Infinite Skin helps to do this by automatically detecting faces in your image and automating the frequency separation process. Read the full Story >>
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David Schonauer Friday November 26, 2021
He covered conflicts and disasters from Lebanon to Bosnia, and more. This week we learned that acclaimed British photojournalist Tom Stoddart died of cancer on Nov. 17 at his home in the English
village of Ponteland. He was 67. During a four-decade career, he was a freelancer contributing to the Times and Sunday Times of London, Time and Newsweek magazines, wire services and other … Read the full Story >>
The New York Times Wednesday November 24, 2021
Mick Rock, whose images of David Bowie, Lou Reed, Debbie Harry and more recent stars like Theophilus London and Snoop Dogg made him one of rock and pop’s best known photographers, died on November 18 at a hospital in Staten Island, reports The New York Times. He was 72. Rock was most noted for capturing the stars of the flamboyant 1970s. Among his memorable album covers: the bleached-out shot of Lou Reed on “Transformer” (1972) and the image of the members of Queen on “Queen II” (1974). Read the full Story >>
MY MODERN MET Wednesday November 24, 2021
Marcin Zajac is making a mark. Zajac, you may recall, is one of the finalists of the American Photography Open 2021 competition and the winner of the Tamron World Through Your Lens/Travel Prize. Now My Modern Met features his images of magnificent West Coast landscapes, including a shot of the Milky Way over the Oregon coast. The Polish-born Zajac, who is based in Northern California, splits his time between his career as a software engineer and his pursuit of the perfect shot, notes MMM. Read the full Story >>
