Charles Moore – Civil Rights Photographer 1931-2010 (3)
3/17/10 •
Charles Moore, who may be best known for his photographs taken during Martin Luther King Jr.’s civil rights struggles, passed away on March 11th in Florida at the age of 79. [...]
Recent Posts
When Photographers Go to Court (13)
3/14/10 •
by Miserere
In the USA there are a number of TV programs showing mock trials hosted by real judges. I say “mock” because they are not legally binding, but they are conducted in much the same way a real small-claims court case would. Here I’m bringing you a small selection of cases involving photographers. [...]
Pentax Introduces the 645D – A Game Changer? (9)
3/10/10 •
by Peter Zack
The new Pentax 645D is finally here, having just been officially introduced by Pentax. For the serious Pro (landscape, outdoor, portrait, fashion, etc.) shooter, this might be a game changer. That is, if they can get their hands on one. [...]
For the Canon Shooter Who Has Everything (4)
3/08/10 •
by Miserere
My friend Eli pointed this out to me, from the blokes at Canon Rumours: A Canon-L 70-200mm f/2.8 lens thermos. Full story at PDN Pulse; apparently they were being handed out at the Winter Olympics. There’s even a Facebook page about it with over 2000 fans on it already.
The Ten Commandments of Photography (4)
3/05/10 •
by Miserere
1. Thy Hobby is Photography, and thou shall have no other Hobby before it.
2. Thou shall not speak the name of St Ansel in vain.
3. Remember World Photography Day and keep thy schedule clear for it.
4. Honour thy prime lenses.
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