Photo news – October 2016

Photo news and articles of October 2016:

Photography news and articles of 28.10.2016:

• How to play with fire
• Is Photography dead?
• 3 tips for taking portraits with a kit lens
• Gallery: autumn brilliance
• Photography marketing tactics
• Fuji X-A10 coming in November 2016
• Hands-on with the new MacBook Pros
• Twitter kills Vine, goodbye to 6 seconds videos
• The new Microsoft Surface Studio
• The ultimate guide to Street Photography

Photography news and articles of 26.10.2016:

• Photographer seeks live organ donor for life-saving transplant
• A meditation on Hong Kong
• How to make wedding photography less stressful
• Sigma 12-24 f4 Art review
• Oldest known Nikon goes up for auction
• Photos from Lucie Award winners
• A conversation with photographer John Reuter
• Film noir style lighting with speedlights
• Photo camera made out of a potato
• Photography business cards done right

Photography news and articles of 25.10.2016:

• Looking back at the Calais Jungle
• How to shoot black and white street photography
• Make, don’t take: establishing rapport with your subjects
• Fake bokeh for all Iphone 7 Plus owners
• Photo contest: Wear it proudly
• Cameras are to blame for breaking the internet last week
• Was the Google Pixel built in 9 months?
• How Facebook groups can improve your photography

Photo news of 24.10.2016:

• Head of US Copyright Office removed
• Why the golden ratio is better than the rule of thirds
• Dogs of Venice featured in new photography book
• Sigma patent: 8mm f1.8 for Micro Four Thirds system
• Informed consent and why it doesn’t work
• 10 lessons from Seneca
• Kodak Ektra – new smartphone for photographers
• Amazon starts print business

Photo news of 20.10.2016:

• Canon and Get It Digital reach an agreement in grey market suit
• Leica introduces Titanium gray version of its compact Q camera
• Tim Tadder interview
• The case for auto ISO
• Instagram stories now have the potential to help you go viral
• Ansel Adams taught himself photography with books and experimentation
• On Scotland’s Western Isles, glimpses of life, tradition and reflection
• Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2016 awards
• The best camera is the one that you have with you

Photography news of 14.10.2016:

• Redux Pictures is suing Newsweek after months of unpaid bills
• Richard Prince sued again for copyright infringement
• Jobs at Dpreview
• When variety is the spice of photography
• What to do when someone steals your photography
• Joe McNally has been accepted as a fellow in the Royal Photographic Society
• 4 ways to speed up your wordpress photography site
• Life in the heart of New York’s LGBT latino community by Joana Toro

Photography news of 12.10.2016:

• Photo book: Public Secrets, by Visvaldas Morkevicius
• Annie Leibovitz shooting the new Lincoln Continental campaign
• On the streets of Harlem, a sense of “Erase and Replace”
• DSLR vs Iphone 7 Plus
• 10 lessons Pablo Picasso can teach you
• The PhotoMemo notebook, a nice tool for film photographers
• In 1970s San Diego, these groundbreaking artists pushed the boundaries of photography

Photography news of 11.10.2016:

• Photographs are made with light, not sensors and tech
• Photo book: My Way – Confessions of a Street Photographer
• Photos raise awareness on World Homeless Day
• Copyright: knowing your rights
• Photo contest: BJP International Photography Award 2017
• Magnum Photos launch new website
• Prisma app can now turn photos into moving paintings
• Google Panoramio to shut down on November 4
• Building your brand in your community
• 12 sources where you can make money in photography

Photography news of 10.10.2016

• Street View: London, as seen by homeless photographers
• Photo book La Calle by Alex Webb
• 10 tips for better interior photography
• Herb Ritts: En pleine lumiere
• San Francisco Noir: Photos from the ’40s and ’50s
• Would you  let a computer critique your photography?
• Art + Science: Doug Eng

Photography news of 07.10.2016

• Meet Hillary Clinton’s official campaign photographer
• Urban photographer killed while trying to subway surf in New York City
• Fear, Love, and the iPhone’s Simulated Bokeh
• Sony a6500 hands-on
• Kodak smartphone to be announced in October
• Photo Book: A Spectacle And Nothing Strange
• Leica behind iconic Che Guevara photo sells for $20,000
• Magnum photographer Elliott Erwitt on photographs that transcend time, place and subject
• The art of personal project: Grace Chon

Photography news of 05.10.2016

• Dutch photojournalist Jeroen Oerlemans shot dead in Libya
• Photographer Don McCullin on taking risks in war zones
• McDonald’s sued for copyright infringement
• A man killed five Amish girls. Now, his brother is photographing their community
• Google’s Pixel is claiming the world’s best smartphone camera
• Red Bull announces the winners of 2016 Sports Photography Illume Contest

Photography news of 03.10.2016

• The ultimate beginner’s guide to iPhone/Smartphone Photography
• How to crush blacks in Photoshop for a matte film effect
• 5 tips for using a kit lens for travel photography
• Ricoh GR III is coming
• Polaroid has an Ice Light clone
• Mirroring your photo library to a second drive and cloud
• Shooting a 300 Megapixel photo: film vs digital
• Can someone snap a photo of me in the street and use it to identify me?

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