Here’s your chance to own a Legendary 19th Century Petzval lens re-invented for your DSLR Camera. The original Petzval was invented by Joseph Petzval in Vienna in 1840 and had a huge impact on the development of photography. The speed and performance of Petzval’s design was especially well suited for portrait photography and helped give […]
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Filmmakers can now shoot their next film with Stanley Kubrick’s Super-Fast Zeiss Lenses. Kubrick used modified Carl Zeiss f0.7 lens developed for NASA to photograph the dark side of the moon to shoot the candlelit scenes in his 1975 film ‘Barry Lyndon’. The lenses were modified for Kubrick by Ed DiGiulio, of Cinema Products Corporation
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I first saw Dixie Evans when CNN interviewed the woman known as the ‘Marilyn Monroe of Burlesque’ and immediately thought how much fun it would be to photograph her. As Dixie spun her tales, I knew it was exactly the sort of shoot I dreamed of landing. In life, you can either sit back and
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I’m extremely excited to be joining a star-studded line-up of speakers at Photoshop World in Las Vegas this September 4-6, 2013 to talk about conceptual portrait photography and ways you can use personal photo projects to land your dream shoot. Come join me at Photoshop World in Vegas where you’ll see Scott Kelby, Matt Kloskowski,
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HUGE THANKS to Scott ‘Elvis’ Kelby and Matt ‘The Wizard of Klos’ Kloskowski for inviting me to appear on the week’ episode of The Grid, a live talk-show about photography, Photoshop & other industry-related topics. If you missed it live, Tune-in to the re-watch link below of ‘The Grid: Episode 107’ for a special deal
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