DIYPhotography Monday December 18, 2023
Capture One Express is one of the best alternatives for Adobe Lightroom, being both feature-rich and also free to use, notes DIY Photography. However, it’s being discontinued as of Jan. 30, 2024. You can use the program until that date, and all of your work will still be available until then. You will be unable to download, use, or activate Capture One Express license keys after that day. Capture One says that the decision to cease support for Express is due to its “need to focus” on its “main products,” adds PetaPixel.
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Wonderful Machine Monday December 18, 2023
Bangkok, Thailand-based Todd Brown has lived in and photographed Southeast Asia since 2009. Specializing in documenting humanitarian efforts, he has worked with UNICEF, UN Environment, Doctors Without
Borders, Amnesty International, and other organizations, and is now working on an assignment for the United States Agency for International Development, tasked with capturing malaria interventions in
Thailand. "I did my best to work quickly while making … Read the full Story >>
Fstoppers Friday December 15, 2023
Photographers planning holiday photo sessions should be wary of certain legal pitfalls, notes Fstoppers. One such issue arises with the use of popular characters like The Grinch in professional photoshoots. The matter gained attention after a photographer faced legal action for using The Grinch theme in her profit-making photo sessions. Dr. Seuss Enterprises actively protects its intellectual property rights.
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Digital Camera World Friday December 15, 2023
During the pandemic lockdown, London-based celebrity photographer Andy Gotts went through his catalog with the idea of putting together a retrospective book. “It was during this process I realized I had shot an awful lot of actors who have played a ‘Bond baddie’. I worked out there were only six actors still alive that had been a 007 foe that I had not shot in my 30-year career so I made it my mission to shoot them so I had the full set.” The result, notes Digital Camera World, is a new exhibition in London’s Al-Mare at The Carlton Tower Jumeirah.
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