Photographing glass can be a very tricky topic if you don’t know how to approach it. It doesn’t react to light the way that most of the subjects we shoot do, because there’s really nothing to actually light. It’s all about the lit objects that reflect off it or refract through it. You don’t need a lot of fancy gear to photograph glass, though, and in this video from Dustin at Workphlo, we see how we can photograph glass with a very simple setup utilising just a couple of speedlights, a small strip softbox and a diffuser....

Hunarbaaz Desh Ki Shaan 22nd January 2022 Hunarbaaz Desh Ki Shaan 22nd January 2022 If you really want to learn as much about the recently proposed, all you have to do is remain tuned to this site. It will just be another big success for the network, which has several fantastic reality series. As we all knows, the duo is well-known for its exceptional ability to emcee every program and great comedic rhythm....

Jerry Epping Motorcycle Car Accident Jerry Epping Motorcycle Car Accident As per the report, the person involved in this accident is Jerry Epping who is a citizen of Walworth County located in Wisconsin, the United States of America. Sadly, he lost his life in this car accident and his passing news was confirmed through a social media page. It is not known who posted this news but it is stated that Jerry Epping has passed away after met with a motorcycle accident....

A new interesting project has been launched on Kickstarter, and vintage camera fans might like it. Meet Jollylook: a simple folding instant camera made entirely from recycled paper and cardboard. When you fold it, it takes no more room than a smartphone box. It’s a mechanical camera with no electronic components whatsoever. Just cardboard, paper, a pair of lenses and a plastic cartridge for instant mini photos. It’s more environmentally friendly than the packaging of a regular camera, as it uses less material and it’s all recyclable or recycled....

Chinese manufacturer Kamlan has launched the 50mm f/1.1 Mark II. The new version of the “bokeh beast” lens is improved over the previous one, promising better subject sharpness along with creamy bokeh in the background. Sounds like a dream come true for bokeh loving photographers. In a video from 2017, Kai Wong tested out the first version of the Kamlan 50mm f/1.1. It’s not bad at all for a $169 lens....