Photography News

About a year ago, I was asked if I would like to do a wedding photography at night. The bride Erika had seen a photo of a moon halo I took earlier that year. In that photo, I had two friends that I ran into that night. T...

YouTuber Chris Chris captured the above video showing what happens when your camera’s frame rate is perfectly synced to the rotation speed of a helicopter’s rotor: the blades are frozen at the same angles in each fra...

Taking pictures out of a helicopter is one of the greatest and most rewarding things I’ve done as a photographer. It grants you access to unparalleled views that you would never see otherwise. I've had the pleasure of ...

It's understandable that the great unwashed masses of the larger population might not appreciate contemporary art. But you'd think that photographers, who are creatives in their own right, would appreciate the art and cr...

Here’s an interesting photography first that is set to happen in 2017: scientists are planning to capture the first ever photo of a black hole’s event horizon (the boundary of no return that light can’t event escap...

Even when you know what's happening and why, it's always bewildering to see

Last week we took a look at Lensrentals' six hourinitial disassembly of a broken Sony FE 70-200 F2.8 GM lens (would hate to be the person who dropped it!). In part two, the guys from LR continue to take apart the lens, t...

The first time that I handled the Zeiss Loxia lenses, that I didn't truly understand them considering that they also have the Batis lineup: but after using the Zeiss 21mm f2.8 Loxia lens I've begun to understand it a bit...

"Mexico has a deep and fascinating history." explains photographer JP Stones in his email to us. "None more fascinating than the Aztecs meteoric rise to empire, and equally spectacular fall. Many Aztec traditions and cer...