Maptia is a new startup that is similar to Medium.com, in that it is a platform where photographers and adventure writers can self-publish their photography and adventures with exciting to read articles. The Maptia website is beautifully made and is a place goal that allows photographers and writers to publish thoughtful and inspiring stories about […]
Why Leica is One of The Best
So you might ask what all the hubbub about Leica is, right? Another question you might ask is why are the cameras and lenses so expensive? The reason why Leica lenses and cameras cost so much is partly because of the Leica mystique perpetuated by photographers like Henri Cartier-Bresson, and the handmade quality and design […]
Is Kodak Back? The Hopeful Renaissance of the New Kodak Super 8 Camera
Well, this isn’t a name you hear too often in these days of digital, but Kodak is hedging their bets on the renaissance of film, at least with their new movie camera, the Kodak Super 8 Camera. While the camera doesn’t seem revolutionary by any means, the concept of bringing back a mass-market movie camera […]
Nikon D5, D500, and 360 Action Cameras Announced Today at CES 2016
We reported a few weeks ago that Nikon planned on replacing their D4 camera, but without any further information. Luckily it’s CES 2016 and according to The Verge’s liveblog who’s at Nikon’s press event, has announced their brand new flagship pro camera, the Nikon D5, D500, and The KeyMission 360 action camera. According to The […]
The PhaseOne XF 100MP: A Medium-Format Camera With Incredible Resolution
PhaseOne, a company known for medium-format digital backs and cameras, has just announced the release of their medium-format full-frame XF 100MP camera with 100-megapixels of resolution, 15 stops of dynamic range, full bit 16-bit color, and an ISO range from 50-12,800. The most notable feature being the CMOS sensor that was co-developed with Sony, who […]
Late Photographer Mary Ellen Mark’s Nikon Up For Sale
Well-known photographer Mary Ellen Mark recently passed away this past may at the age of 75. Mark was one of the most important documentary photographers of the last century and has left us with some amazing photographs. Mark was best known for her powerful documentary projects that captured the human side of her subjects. From […]
National Geographic Magazine Axes 9% of Its Staff
Since National Geographic Magazine’s acquisition by 21st Century Fox (led by Rupert Murdoch) last month, the future has been uncertain for the renowned American magazine. Murdoch’s 21st Century Fox purchased a controlling share of the 501(c)(3) non-profit organization to become a for-profit model this past October 8th, 2015. Today, CEO Gary Knell sent out a […]
Win $20,000 in Cash Prizes By Entering All-About-Photo.com’s The Mind’s Eye Photography Awards
Be sure to check out our friend All-About-Photo.com’s first ever photography awards. The competition offers $20,000 in cash prizes, and winners will have their work showcased at Jules Maeght Gallery in San Francisco in May 2016. Here is some more information on The Mind’s Eye Photography Awards: All About Photo is pleased to announce the […]
Scientist Photographs Rarest Bird — Then Kills It
The male mustached kingfisher has never been photographed until Dr. Chris Filardi, director of Pacific Programs at The Museum of Natural History, snapped it for the first time in September. Dr. Filardi immediately killed the bird after taking the photo for “science,” which has conservationists and the scientific community upset. He euthanized the male mustached […]
Second Billy the Kid Photo Surfaces at Junk Shop
In 2010 Randy Guijarro discovered one of the most sought after photographs for $2 at a junk shop in Fresno, Calif. The image turned out to be an authentic Billy the Kid photo with members of the Regulators playing croquet. Guijarro’s find has was authenticated by Kagin’s Inc, a Western Americana and rare coin expert. […]