It would be interesting to see a running list of terminology created as a result of iPods, iPhones, and the like. What’s more interesting though is what those terms refer to – like "iPhoneography," now is something with far more meaning.
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In early January 2012, Kodak, didn’t exactly have a “Kodak moment” when they filed a petition for bankruptcy. At that time, the company, known for distributing photographic equipment and handling photographic printing products, had already laid off thousands of workers and closed factories and photo labs around the country due to digital competition. Its efforts to compete with the digital revolution had cost over $3 billion. The business had become unsustainable.
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Most people remember the iconic photo known as “The Kiss”, depicting a sailor and nurse sharing a kiss and embrace in Times Square after the sailor returned home after World War II. What many fail to realize about the photo is that the two were complete strangers, and it was over 65 years before they saw each other again.
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Long exposure is one of the most intriguing shooting methods. It captures the ferocious beauty of a waterfall, the serene nature of a calm ocean, or the glittery excitement of a nightlife scene. Finding the ideal long exposure shot isn’t only about the perfect scene. Great images require time so understanding your camera settings before heading out is a key piece of the process. Here are 5 pieces of advice you can use for your long exposure photography.
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The person that stands behind a lens is just as much a part of the photograph as the subject matter they're shooting. You’ll always find that each photographer, in addition to a tried and true process, will have certain items that are always on hand.
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In the past, the only color option that existed for photographers was black and white. At the time, this wasn't an issue because the sheer idea of capturing a picture was still astonishing.
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There are many advantages to scanning photos. One of the biggest reasons our customers scan photos is to protect them.
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Scrapbooking requires an artist’s eye -- it’s so much more than simply adhering photos to acid free paper. Scrapbooking is a hobby that has quickly evolved into an art form, and at the center of its purpose is preserving memories.
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We’ve all heard of writer’s block but what about photographer’s block? It’s that feeling of holding your camera in your hand like a dead weight, with nothing inspirational jumping out to you.
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