Shutters Inc – episode 275
This week, the portfolio of Wolfgang Hildebrand. Images comprised of night time and day time stills composited together.
Carl Hemmings sent us an infographic (attached at the end of this post),
Glynn wants to shoot an entire wedding on nothing but an iPhone,
Why would a nature photographer want to attend a Natural Light Portraiture workshop?
Yongnuo enters the lens market,
Falling into the day, by Christopher Munn,
the guy making concrete reproductions of famous cameras,
melting your GoPro over an erupting volcano,
finding the perfect shoot location,
location scouting,
and some song lyrics about photography.
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Just listened to the latest podcast of Music Inc, – I think that’s what it was, anyway.
As usual, it was another hour I’ll look back on and regret as I lay on my death bed.
However, further to the photography themes in music: there’s Ringo Starr’s ‘Photograph’, The Who’s ‘Pictures of Lilly’ and who can forget the memorable Mazda ads with their ‘Zoom Zoom Zoom’?
Stay focussed, Men.
Rob from Perth. (got it in the right comments box this time!)
I’ve just read the latest post from Light Stalking and they mentioned a site called ‘ShotHotSpot.com’.
It allows you to search for good photography locations anywhere in the world.
It gets its images and their locations from Flickr and Panoramio and also allows users to upload images.
It’s potentially useful to get location ideas if you’re planning to visit a certain area and perhaps get some ideas for shots in your own neck of the woods.
Regards, Rob from Perth.