HDR Photography – Everything You Need To Know

HDR photography techniques are still very highly sort after, it’s a fine line to tread when working with high dynamic range. Some photographers utilise HDR as a means to correctly represent what they are seeing through the viewfinder, while others see it as a great chance to create something much more surreal or illustrative rather than photographic.
Here is a great article to give you all the ins and outs of HDR photography.

Article Here

°SOUTH: WAR – Australian Centre For Photography

1—4pm Saturday 17 October
Free Admission

The °SOUTH photographers discuss the complex challenges they face in the pursuit of their work. As media organisations are increasingly reluctant to send reporters to international conflicts, they consider what the future holds for people working in their field.

Speakers include Tim Page, Stephen Dupont, David Dare Parker, Jack Picone, Ben Bohane, Michael Coyne and Ashley Gilbertson. (Speaker availability may change due to work commitments)

Visit Australian Centre For Photography for more information.

TWIP Podcast Episode #7 Now Available

Yay! A new TWIP episode is available to sink our teeth into. In episode 7 of This Week In Photography, Alex and Scott bring back Steve Simon and Joe Lindsay to discuss street shooting rules, the advantages of shooting RAW and to answer listener questions. Enjoy!

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Hosts: Scott Bourne & Alex Lindsay
Guest Host: Steve Simon
Guest: Joe Lindsay

See Yourself In The Future!

Ok, this is both really cool and really freaky. This small java application can transform you into just about anything you want, use it to change your gender, race, age and more. I uploaded a quick photo of me to test it out. This is me in the future, ARRRRGH!

Transform Your Face Here.

Create Your Own Planets With Your Photographs

I found this tutorial a long time ago but lost the link at the same time. I’m so glad I was finally able to track it down. This wonderful tutorial by Photojojo shows how you can turn your panoramic photographs into planets. Very cool. Enjoy!

View Tutorial Here.