Have you ever seen those photos with nifty bokeh shapes scattered in the background? Well, it’s actually easier to accomplish than you might think. Udi, from DIYPhotography.net, has put together the Bokeh Masters Kit so the rest of us can experiment with custom bokeh shapes. The kit includes a bunch of precut shapes and a holder that attaches to your lens so you can swap them out easily.
Some time ago, we gave out a few free lens rentals via BorrowLenses.com — and now we’re doing it again!
Links this week include articles on new cameras, old cameras, copyright, urban decay, t-shirts, photography business, light painting, Polaroids, photowalking, and much more.
For those living in the upper reaches of the northern hemisphere, winter is approaching along with cold weather and snow! For you nut jobs who love the snow, I would encourage you to get out and photograph it this year. A snow covered landscape is really quite amazing, and the “white stuff” can completely change the mood of any location. Aside from the obvious landscapes, I’ve included a few “people shots” here to get your gears turning.
Last week, when I posted the review of The Essential Guide to Portrait Photography, I also mentioned that we had two copies of the book to give away. In order to win a book, you had to post a photo or a Flickr Gallery having to do with the topic of the book. We had [...]
Last week, when I posted the review of Live, Laugh, Celebrate, I also mentioned that we had two copies of the book to give away. In order to win a book, you had to post a photo or a Flickr Gallery having to do with the topic of the book. We had only photo entries, [...]
RutsCameras is a camera & equipment auction site similar to eBay, but it’s only for photography stuff.
