Ideas for Action Photography
Action Photography
Some cool action photography to stir the mind for your next photography project.
[via Gizmodo]
Free utility for renaming files
Photo AKA
Resize your images with WebResizer
For the times when you’re using someone’s computer and couldn’t find a good image resizer, the WebResizer gets the job done in a jiffy. Not only does it resize, it lets you tweak contrast, saturation, tint, exposure, add border, set image quality and many other cool stuff. Chances are your image will be ready for a blog post or emailing before Photoshop fully launches. Well worth a look.
Amazing skills
The attention to detail on these photos are crazy, especially when I realise how it’s done. Amazing works by Michael Paul Smith.
Mike Matas
DIY Camera Sling
If you’ve been eyeing the R-Strap or the recently launched Luma Loop, but hasn’t got the moolah to plonk into either one, this is a great way to make your own camera sling. Camera insurance not included.
(via Lifehacker)
The Decade in News Photographs
Powerful images. (The Boston Globe)
National Geographic Wallpaper
Beautiful wallpaper from NatGeo. Looking at these amazing images makes me want to just drop everything and go outside to shoot some photos.
National Geographic Wallpapers
How to Shoot Airshow Photography
A new Pro Tip added to Nikonian Academy website by yours truly. Check it out.
My favourite photography-related iPhone apps
Following the 4 apps from Macworld I mentioned earlier, there’s couple more that I use too and am pretty amazed by what they can do:
PhotoCalc
PhotoCalc’s been around for sometime and packs quite a number of features that’s great especially for people who are just getting into digital photography. It has a few ‘calculators’ such as Flash Exposure, Depth of Field, Solar and my favourite Exposure. The Solar calculator is great to figure out the exact time for sunrise and sunset, a great tool for landscape photographers. The Glossary tool is prefect for casual reference too.
