Element 6 includes some serious professional capability. Adobe Bridge and Adobe Camera RAW converter, fully as functional as the Photoshop versions, are built in.
Bill Epperide's most famous photograph reveals why: a busboy kneeling beside the bleeding, mortally wounded Sen. Robert F. Kennedy. Had things gone differently that night 40 years ago this week, had Kennedy...
Helen Levitt's street photography from New York spans seven decades, photographs taken mostly throughout working-class neighborhoods in New York. Levitt's wonderfully candid black-and-white shots from the 1930s and 1940s, of urban kids playing and ordinary people going about their lives,
Digital cameras have captured the photographic marketplace because you no longer need to use film. This type has no need of the chemical processes that a film camera uses. With the upsurge of home computers it means that almost anyone
This episode of Camera Position discusses the ideas of connoisseurship; the art of how we come to know what's good. Looking at, studying and collecting photographs that you love is a part of learning photography.
When Robert F Kennedy was assassinated in 1968, Harry Benson was the only photographer to capture the mayhem. How did he manage to keep his head as hysteria broke out around him?
The Cannes film festival is a maelstrom of long lenses and outsize egos that sinks all but the most intrepid. But one man gets close to the stars year after year: the photographer Emanuele Scorcelletti.
Jim Johnson writes, " Today was the first of what hopefully will be an annual event - a lacrosse tournament in memory of my son Jeff. The tournament paid for itself and raised money for a memorial fund we've set
Laurence Gartel has been doing digital art since its early days and has exibited widely. Now he is branching out into supporting other digital artists, photographers and designers with a new line of Photoshop brushes.
