Post by Andrew Darlow – Follow Andrew on Twitter
In Part I and Part II of this series I covered tips for helping avoid memory card data loss. In this article, I will continue the discussion with a few more suggestions.
1. Safely eject and observe th…

I suppose I should not have been surprised when I first set eyes on this camera at a press preview just before Xmas 2009.

Signs of Samsung’s photographic ambition have been evident over the last two years and the company’s release of a pair of ver…

Off the top of your head, what do you think photographers do? Take pictures? Yep. What else? So much more!
As a business woman, I soon learned that if I was going to be a photographer who eats, I had to branch out. I learned not to rely on my clients …

Photographer: Jake Rajs
Publisher: Monacelli Press
Review by Conrad J. Obregon
From William Henry Jackson to Robert Adams, the American West has been a source of inspiration to photographers. Now, in Carved by Time: Landscapes of the Southwest, Jake Ra…

A Guest Post by Heather from eatwell.eatgreen.
Good food photography induces a physical response. A really great food photo makes you hungry, makes you salivate, makes you want some for yourself.

All in all, it’s no surprise that the big food photog…

Shayne from Edmonton, Canada wrote in to ask this question: “How do I get my LR DNG files into A3?
I cannot seem to get my RAW file out of the DNG containers. I do not want to export from LR to jpg to import into A3.”
Shayne we’ve received that …

Weekly Assignment
We started a set of motion assignments last week, and this week we finished up the first one, Water in Motion. As was to be expected, we saw a lot of waterfalls, a lot of water moving in sinks, but there were a few that really stood o…

Guest Post and Images by Stacy Pearsall – Follow Stacy on Twitter
I love little babies, but photographing them can be challenging. As you know, I love a challenge. My solution starts with my camera and lighting equipment. I use a Nikon D3s and 24-70…

Your challenge this week is to take a photograph (and share it) on the theme of Food. It should be something we can all do on some level as we all do eat so most days there should be some opportunity to capture that activity!
If you’re looking for so…

A Guest Post by Dario Milano of Food Pixels
Food is in front of us every day – 24/7. On our plates, in magazines, on TV and even on computer screens.
If we are not eating it we are talking about what we just ate or about what we are going to …