Creative Boom Thursday December 16, 2021
What kinds of photography projects do people want to read about? Creative Boom features the 20 most visited photography articles it published in 2021. Among them: a look at Tomesha Faxio's photographs celebrating the beauty of black hair in its most natural state; Lauren Tepfer's photographs capturing what it's like to grow up in American suburbia; Thomas Holton’s images of a Chinese family living in New York City for the past 18 years; and Barbara Cole’s images of flowers submerged under water. Read the full Story >>
DP Review Thursday December 16, 2021
With 2021 coming to a close, DP Review looks back and selects the winning photo products of the year, and the losers. Best Camera For Stills? The Nikon Z9. The camera for video? The DJI Ronin 4D. Best full-frame lens of the year? The Tamron 35-150mm F2-2.8 VXD. There’s also a video, but DPR warns that due to circumstances “involving a Spelling Bee and a bunch of Moscow mules” the text version is more carefully worded. Read the full Story >>
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Jeff Wignall Thursday December 16, 2021
Virginia-based photographer Taylor Brumfield began her journey into beauty and product photography when she was in college and interning at a magazine. It was there that she planted the creative seeds
of a style that can only be described as vibrant, dramatic and, not to use a pun (she does a lot of photos showing beautiful models adorned in colorful eye makeup), downright eye … Read the full Story >>
MUO Wednesday December 15, 2021
You might not have heard about the circle of confusion, but understanding it can help you control focus and elevate your photography, notes the Make Use Of website. When an object is out of focus, it exceeds a threshold of acceptable sharpness called the circle of confusion. It's not as complicated as it might seem at first. In fact, you might find adopting this concept into your own work is an intuitive process. Read the full Story >>
