Four months ago, it was Stanford who made their photography course for free, and now comes Harvard’s turns. Harvard has an online learning platform – Alison – and their photography course has been uploaded in whole and accessible worldwide. There are 12 modules with an extra module as a bonus, so you can follow on your […]
Source: Harvard is putting a 13 module photography course online for free – DIY Photography
Oslo-based director Niels Windfeldt, part of Norwegian filmmaking collective Atlas and known for making ads and short films that dive deep into the extremes of the Norwegian landscape, talks about his film One Last Frame:
“Does taking a photo matter as much as it used to? One Last Frame explores the meaning of photography through the eyes of two young photographers as they try to settle on what they would shoot if they could only take one more picture for the rest of their lives.” Read more on NOWNESS – http://bit.ly/2it9eXN
360º photography is the rage today. In this article we will walk you through everything you need to know about 360 degree photography to get started.
Source: What You Need to Know About 360 Degree Photography – Make Tech Easier
Dell has introduced the 27-inch Canvas display, a workspace designed for creatives that can be used in two orientations: lying flat on a desk or propped up at an angle via a kickstand. Read more
Source: Dell Canvas 27 launched as world’s first ‘horizontal smart workspace’: Digital Photography Review
I’m always window shopping on eBay, looking for some great deals on lenses. If I had unlimited funds I’d tell you what lenses I’d like to have; they are written on a board over my desk. I’ve researched what I need for the kind of photography I do, but I find most people don’t know […]
