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![[Video] Even Surf Videos Are Beautiful These Days](http://d1ljua7nc4hnur.cloudfront.net/wp-content/uploads/2012/05/Screen-Shot-2012-05-16-at-6.50.32-PM-590x410.jpg)
[Video] Even Surf Videos Are Beautiful These Days
Posted by Corey Melton on May 16, 2012 · 0 Comment
Matt Kleiner is currently directing RUSTY’S new signature film due out early next year. This short film is made up of just some of the “leftover” clips that the team filmed over a 4 day period while the light and surf was perfect. Man, I wish my leftover clips were this rad! Matt calls this [...]
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![[Photos] Adam Taylor Captures Captivating Landscapes](http://d1ljua7nc4hnur.cloudfront.net/wp-content/uploads/2012/05/00000710-590x410.jpg)
[Photos] Adam Taylor Captures Captivating Landscapes
Posted by Corey Melton on May 15, 2012 · 0 Comment
Adam Taylor is a very talented photographer that I have followed here and there for the past few years. His portfolio has really grown as he has created some fantastic work in his campaign portfolio. But what I really like is the mystery that he brings to the table in his landscape photography. I love [...]
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![[BTS] How To Create HDR Images Using Bracketing With Trey Ratcliff](http://d1ljua7nc4hnur.cloudfront.net/wp-content/uploads/2012/05/how-to-photograph-high-dynamic-range-HDR-590x410.jpg)
[BTS] How To Create HDR Images Using Bracketing With Trey Ratcliff
Posted by Patrick Hall on May 14, 2012 · 0 Comment
Trey Ratcliff is perhaps one of the most well known and adored HDR photographers today. The High Dynamic Range images he creates are not subtle by any means and he takes no apologies when it comes to creating images he personally enjoys. In this video, Trey talks about his gear (mainly Nikkor 12-24 and Really [...]
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![[News] Canon SLRs Used for Stunts and Action in Marvel’s The Avengers](http://d1ljua7nc4hnur.cloudfront.net/wp-content/uploads/2012/05/canon-avengers-590x410.jpg)
[News] Canon SLRs Used for Stunts and Action in Marvel’s The Avengers
Posted by Jaron Schneider on May 12, 2012 · 0 Comment
Canon SLRs are known for their high quality video and that did not go unnoticed by the videographers behind the latest box office smash hit “Marvel’s The Avengers.” The Canon EOS 5D MKII and the EOS 7D were selected as the stunt and action cameras that shot the outrageous scenes. The Canon cameras were perfect [...]
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[News] Canon SLRs Used for Stunts and Action in Marvel’s The Avengers
Posted by Jaron Schneider on May 12, 2012 · 0 Comment
Canon SLRs are known for their high quality video and that did not go unnoticed by the videographers behind the latest box office smash hit “Marvel’s The Avengers.” The Canon EOS 5D MKII and the EOS 7D were selected as the stunt and action cameras that shot the outrageous scenes. The Canon cameras were perfect [...]
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[Photos] Street Fighter Photoshoot!
Posted by Corey Melton on May 8, 2012 · 0 Comment
AhhhYUkin! Here is a great “blast from the past” set of Street Fighter photos from photographer Alexander Nerozya. He and his friends came together to create a pretty impressive collection of images that any gamer would be proud of. Open the post to see his full description of how he made the images, complete with [...]
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[Video] Ten Awesome Tips For Any Traveling Photographer
Posted by Mike Kelley on May 5, 2012 · 0 Comment
If you read Fstoppers, you might be a seasoned professional, or you might have just purchased your first camera and are eager to learn. Whatever your skill level, I’m sure that you’ve all been bitten by the travel bug at least once before, and as a camera owner, you’ve been inspired to bring home the [...]
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[Photos] Timing Is Everything: Animal Photography
Posted by Corey Melton on May 1, 2012 · 0 Comment
Animal photography requires a great deal of time, patience, and let’s just say it … it takes a bit of luck. This post has some of the best examples of perfectly timed animal photos which seem like pure luck. Most of these shots are so incredible that if you blinked you would have missed it! [...]
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[Video] Wingsuit Flying: The Reason That GoPros Were Created
Posted by Mike Kelley on April 28, 2012 · 0 Comment
Halvor Angvik and Jeff Nebelkopf created this video with the help of Red Bull and JokkeSommer. The fact that Red Bull sponsored it should tell you all that you need to know: It’s absolutely incredible. I’ve seen some crazy wingsuit stunts before, but this has been captured impeccably with the use of multiple camera angles [...]
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[Video] “Out Of Tunes” Shot for Canon On The New C300
Posted by Corey Melton on April 25, 2012 · 0 Comment
This short film, Out of Tunes, was commissioned by Canon for the launch of its new EOS C300 camera. Canon’s only criterion for creator Sébastien Devaud was that the video must not be tied to a certain time or place. Other than that, he was free to let his creativity run loose. “I spent two [...]
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[Video] “Out Of Tunes” Shot for Canon On The New C300
Posted by Corey Melton on April 25, 2012 · 0 Comment
This short film, Out of Tunes, was commissioned by Canon for the launch of its new EOS C300 camera. Canon’s only criterion for creator Sébastien Devaud was that the video must not be tied to a certain time or place. Other than that, he was free to let his creativity run loose. “I spent two [...]
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[Video] Brilliant Cinema Reel By Brain Farm
Posted by Corey Melton on April 24, 2012 · 0 Comment
Digital cinema powerhouse, Brain Farm, released its new 2012 reel a few days ago online. I was in awe as I watched some of the footage. As a photographer and someone who isn’t heavily involved in video production it’s hard for me to get excited sometimes about video reels, but Brain Farm left me wanting [...]
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[Video] Yosemite Like You’ve Never Seen It Before
Posted by Mike Kelley on April 24, 2012 · 0 Comment
Videographer/Photographer/Artist Shawn Reeder spent two years in Yosemite creating the footage that would be cut to make this video. Shot mostly under moonlight and with a variety of dollies and cranes, the end result is a masterclass in the art of the outdoor timelapse. It’s not often that we get to see such an intimate [...]
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[Pics] Garbage Men Convert Dumpsters into Pinhole Cameras
This is the kind of project that I find exciting, inventive, and…kinda gross. A group of German garbage men are taking some pretty amazing pinhole photos using dumpsters as cameras. They simply drill a hole in the dumpster and expose the image onto a giant sheet of photo paper. Each shot requires about an hour [...]
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[Video] The Purveyor – Photographer Steven Baillie Travels The World To Find Undiscovered Models
Posted by Pratik Naik on April 22, 2012 · 0 Comment
Photographer Steven Baillie is well known for his work with GQ and Playboy. Another interesting part about Steven is his ability and willingness to travel all around the world just to find new faces. Here’s a behind the scenes look at some of his amazing adventures along with some of the new faces he finds and how [...]
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[News] UK Wedding Photographers Driven Bankrupt by Angry Customers
Posted by Jaron Schneider on April 20, 2012 · 0 Comment
This is a situation that seems to be getting more and more common. A couple in the United Kingdom were so upset by the atrocious images they received from their wedding photographer that they demanded a refund. Unfortunately for them, so did the rest of Westgate Photography’s customers. Photographers Ian McCloskey and Nikki Carter shot [...]
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[BTS Video] Stefan Ruiz Shoots 4×5 Portraits in the Streets of Mexico
Here’s a behind the scenes video featuring editorial and advertising photographer Stefan Ruiz. He traveled to Monterey, Mexico to document the “Cholombiano” youth street culture. Skip to about the ten minute mark to see the set up and capture. He shoots exclusively on 4×5 film, and is highly influenced by renaissance paintings. Via: Feature Shoot [...]
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[Video] Come Along For The Ride, Karl Grobl
Posted by Lauren Jonas on April 18, 2012 · 0 Comment
This video features humanitarian photographer, Karl Grobl as he travels to Cambodia to shoot the Angkor Hospital for Children. In this episode of his new series titled, “Come Along For The Ride”, he goes behind the scenes to describe his technique and thought process as he’s working. Karl has shot for more than 85 different [...]
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[News] And the 2012 Pulitzer Prize for Breaking News Photography Goes to…
Posted by Mike Kelley on April 18, 2012 · 0 Comment
Massoud Hossaini, who is also the first Afghani to win a Pulitzer Prize. Hossaini’s work captures the horrors of violence that occur in Afghanistan on a regular basis. The photo was captured just as a suicide bomber took his own life and that of many others in the vicinity. A girl dressed in green screams [...]
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[Video] Epic Timelapse Footage of Dubai by Richard Bentley
Here’s an awe-inspiring perspective on the city of Dubai, created by UK filmmaker Richard Bentley. It took him two and a half weeks to capture the footage, shooting one to two sequences a day from various balconies and rooftops. He shot with a Canon 7D, and edited in Avid Media Composer. The final product is [...]
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[BTS] The Anatomy of a Luxury Interior Shot
Posted by Mike Kelley on April 16, 2012 · 0 Comment
When it comes to interior and architectural photography, there is often much more involved than what meets the eye at first glance. In order to create a photograph that is realistic and enticing, careful planning, staging, lighting and a healthy dose of patience is imperative. In this Fstoppers Original, we dive into a luxury interior [...]
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[Travel] How To Make A Viral Video With Someone Else’s Money
Posted by Patrick Hall on April 11, 2012 · 0 Comment
Casey Neistat is a great film maker that you may remember for his Peanut Butter Lid Lens Hack. Recently he was hired by Nike to create something interesting for their Nike + Fuel Band. The story goes that instead of making a traditional commercial, Casey took Nike’s budget and traveled around the world until it [...]
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[Video] Breathtaking Timelapse of an Insane Asylum
Posted by Mike Kelley on April 11, 2012 · 0 Comment
There are some styles of photography which have been beaten into the ground. Take, for example, the trip to an old asylum; it seems like we’ve all seen a thousand HDR images of the local loony bin. Graffiti-covered walls, derelict operating rooms and spooky wheelchairs ad-nauseum. But every once in awhile, something comes along which [...]
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[Video] Shooting The Ad Campaign For Discovery’s River Monsters
Posted by Lee Morris on April 10, 2012 · 0 Comment
Our good friend Blair Bunting is at it again. This time Blair was hired to shoot the ad campaign for The Discovery Channels hit show River Monsters. The concept was relatively simple; to have the show’s host Jeremy Wade wrestling a giant fish in the shallow waters near South Beach, Florida. To do this Blair’s team used a [...]
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[BTS] Timothy White Shoots for “Cowboys and Aliens”
This is a great behind the scenes video from Timothy White as he does the promotional photography for Cowboys and Aliens. I’ll warn you, there’s not much about the technical side of photography, a lot of these shots are done with natural light, but you can see most of his lighting set ups when he [...]
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