The Santa Monica Pier from TheCameraForum on Vimeo. a chuck jones film Background Beautiful sonny Sunday afternoon. Sony A7r. Sony 55mm f/1.8 & Leica 35mm Summicron non-ASPH. Add magic and stir. History Santa Monica has had several piers over the years; however, the current Santa Monica Pier is actually two...
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German Places: Ruegen 2014 from Bettina + Uwe Steinmueller on Vimeo. We hoped the Sony RX10 will help with our production of mini documentaries. The idea is the show places from our personal subjective view in short video clips and still images. It is easy to...
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Today, hundreds of thousands of photographs will not be taken. The US Congress has declared war on landscape photographers. Thousands of locations are now posted:OFF LIMITS. Across the country, vacations, that dreamed of and earned respite from a year's toil, are being collectively ruined. People...
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Samy's Camera did a special interview with Peter Fetterman on the opening of the Salgado Genesis show I previously reported on here: http://thecameraforum.com/sebastiao-salgado-genesis/ The following is from a Samys Camera PR Release. It is an interview with gallery owner Peter Fetterman on his long relationship representing Salgado,...
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Oneness New Zealand is the first art offering from Shawn Reeder and Kirsi Ranto in their Oneness Mission Project. Oneness Mission is a global movement sharing beauty, love, and light through visuals, music, and writings. Oneness New Zealand is comprised of 8640 individual images from over...
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Skateboarder Magazine - Gurus in the Ganges (Full Length) from Patrik Wallner on Vimeo. I've seen a lot of skateboarding footage. I've even shot a bit of it myself. Is there a more ideal locale for skateboarding than the teeming Kumbh Mela festival in North India...
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One of the strangest, most desolate places I've ever been is in the weathered volcano crater called La Morada del Diablo (the place where the devil dwells) in the Pali Aike national park in Chilean Patagonia. People lived here once. They must have had a...
One of the strangest, most d...
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Bhutan Panasonic GH3 October 2012 from Ira Block on Vimeo. My friend Ira Block is an internationally renowned photojournalist, teacher and workshop leader who has to date produced more than 30 major stories for the National Geographic magazine and its affiliates, N.G. Traveler and Adventure. Ira tells the...
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City of Light from H. Paul Moon on Vimeo. I don't know about the rest of you, but I'm a complete sucker when it comes to two things: Paris, France, and great video productions. Both represent the pinnacle of the arts in my mind, so when...
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The Bicycle Series It was just after sunrise on an October morning in 1989 when Arturo Monroy, a brilliant watercolor painter living in Antigua, Guatemala, opened his window to 7A Avenida Norte. A neighbor Arturo knew to possess unquestionable psychic talent greeted him as he passed...
The Bicycle Series It was jus...
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The last time I visited Machu Picchu was probably back in 1994. At that time, it was a long arduous trip first to Cusco, then on to a half day train ride on what had to be the most primitive railroad in South America. Like...
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My friend Internationally renowned photojournalist Ira Block explores the new LUMIX GH3 in early development and puts it through a challenging pace in the American Southwest. Ira shoots primarily for National Geographic. He's one of the most meticulous photographers I know, and an absolute perfectionist in...
My friend Internationally reno...
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