Combine a good old-fashioned team-based treasure hunt with a photography competition, and you’ve got a recipe for success, right? Well, that’s what I thought too, when I signed up to attend Shoot London, an event based out of the Tate gallery, organised by Shoot Experience, a company who organises these kind of events for public [...] Read the rest of Photographic treasure-hunt
Cameras are digital. Developing is digital. The internet is digital. Surely, we’ve moved on beyond a world where we have to look at books for our photographic enjoyment, improvement, and development? Well, you’d be right in one way, of course: You can find nearly everything you might want to look at / learn about on-line. [...] Read the rest of 50 must-read photography books
There are loads of reasons for why you could want to trigger your camera remotely – to avoid camera shake, for example, or to be able to take a photograph of yourself without having to rely on a timer. If you want to build more ambitious projects, however, you may have to consider getting more [...] Read the rest of Building a laser trigger for your camera
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- Haje
