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Mercado on TV: Stunning cast and photography make Baron’s compelling – Mediaweek

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Posted April 21, 2022

Barons (Sunday on ABC) is the new Aussie drama I have been waiting for all year. Finally, an all-Aussie cast, with no international actors, and an original story that’s not [...]

New project shines light on rarely-seen Sydney subculture – Australian Photography

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Posted April 20, 2022

21 April 2022 A new project by Sydney cinematographer and photographer Kate Cornish has shone a light on one of Australia's most unique subcultures - Dykes on Bikes. Image: Kate Cornish Created [...]

Life in the fast lane: Photo tips for action photography – Australian Photography

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Posted April 20, 2022

Defining action photography is no easy task. Most associate it purely with sport but, while that’s largely true, it also stretches into lifestyle and commercial photography. In fact, much of [...]

Review of ‘Native America: In Translation’ at Art on Hulfish: A masterclass of what photography can do – The Daily Princetonian

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Posted April 20, 2022

It was a quiet and rainy Thursday evening when I biked past FitzRandolph Gate and through Palmer Square to Art on Hulfish, Princeton University Art Museum’s satellite facility, which was [...]

Nineteenth And Twentieth Century Photography Headlines At Swann – Antiques and the Arts Online

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Posted April 19, 2022

NEW YORK CITY — Swann Auction Galleries conducted a fine photography sale on April 14 that featured some of the greatest names of the past 200 years. A “Monolith” silver [...]

What Do You Do When You’re Sick of Photography? – Fstoppers

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Posted April 19, 2022

The truth is that no matter how much you love photography, just like anything else is life, there will likely be periods when you are sick of it, whether because [...]

One of the Keys to Improving Your Landscape Photography – Fstoppers

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Posted April 18, 2022

One of the most interesting and sometimes frustrating aspects of landscape photography is that you get no control over the elements of the frame, the lighting, or the surrounding conditions. [...]

Seeing a new life: George Nobechi’s path to photography – The Japan Times

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Posted April 18, 2022

Back in the day, photos used to be produced in a darkroom, where a film negative would be enlarged to expose a sheet of paper. The paper would appear blank, [...]

Why You Should Consider a Superzoom Lens for Landscape Photography – Fstoppers

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Posted April 17, 2022

Superzoom lenses are often overlooked because their extreme focal length ranges mean inherent compromises in image quality, but in recent years, we have seen some impressive advances that make them [...]

Hit the road: the rise of photography vans – Amateur Photographer

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Posted April 17, 2022

April 17, 2022After lockdown, a rumour has been building about the increase in popularity of photography vans as photographers let loose and take to the road. Peter Dench finds out [...]

Category: Photography News

Mercado on TV: Stunning cast and photography make Baron’s compelling – Mediaweek

New project shines light on rarely-seen Sydney subculture – Australian Photography

Life in the fast lane: Photo tips for action photography – Australian Photography

Review of ‘Native America: In Translation’ at Art on Hulfish: A masterclass of what photography can do – The Daily Princetonian

Nineteenth And Twentieth Century Photography Headlines At Swann – Antiques and the Arts Online

What Do You Do When You’re Sick of Photography? – Fstoppers

One of the Keys to Improving Your Landscape Photography – Fstoppers

Seeing a new life: George Nobechi’s path to photography – The Japan Times

Why You Should Consider a Superzoom Lens for Landscape Photography – Fstoppers

Hit the road: the rise of photography vans – Amateur Photographer

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