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This is wow…
I only understood the title (paint ball office) at the end when the final “picture” was shown. To make things easier for you, here’s the final image:

It’s amazing how much work, how many shots and how many well-thought details were put together to make this possible.
I think this this movie will enlighten you [...]

This winter take your gear (and don’t forget your gloves with free fingers) and go hunt for winter sports! Make a reservation near a mountain sky-way and make sure you have everything you need to stay warm. The fact is you can not concentrate at shooting if you freeze. Also, remember that at very low [...]

Grand Prize: Mountain’s Majesty
The 2007 Grand Prize Winner: Tracy Arcari of Wheatogue, Connecticut who took top honors for her breathtaking picture of The Mittens, a justly renowned rock formation in Monument Valley, Arizona.

A Favorite: Gateway Arch In Winter
Timothy O’Brien of Florissant, Missouri captured this powerfully graphic and somber image of the famed Gateway Arch [...]

Douglas Software understood that there are allot of geeks out there who would like to calculate the exact value of some photographic parameters (useful for camera comparison and understanding the photo technology). Therefore, they released Camera Module for Windows. This software calculates various optical equations such as depth of field or hyperfocal distance to let [...]

Photoaxe is going to celebrate 1 year of photo-blogging. With this occasion, I decided to run a contest and as a prize for the winner, a book will be given away.
Why should I participate?
By participating you will have the following benefits:
1. the great prize the book Associated Press Guide to Photojournalism”. You can find out [...]

I’ll start by suggesting that if you can scrounge up the money, you should avoid the aluminum dish reflector type work lights that lots of beginners seem to use. They will work though, if needs be. I’ve got three lists here, the first is setting up a workable system for under $1500 USD, the second [...]

When you go on a longer photo trip and want to shoot RAW, you will need a large amount of storage. More than that, instead of creating a shelf full of DVDs with pictures, it’s more practical to have an external hard drive.
The newest and most interesting external hard drive on the market is the [...]

Because on-line video tutorials are the best way of learning something fast and effective, here’s some valuable informations:
xTrain is a growing on-line video training library that utilizes industry-leading instructors, authors, and experts. To get started for free, you can visit http://training.xtrain.com/free-classes. If you are ready to enroll in an Online Course or Class, you may [...]

As simple as it might look, protecting your lens from dust is a sensible thing.
Why should you protect your lens if your sensor is already protected? Well, because dust can attach to the outside of the lens too. Removing dust from the lens glass, however, is not that simple as it looks compared to sensor [...]

The Nature Conservancy invites you to enter your stunning nature images in our second annual digital photography competition. Theme: beautiful nature photography representing the diversity of life on Earth.
Images can be submitted to one of 2 categories: Best Photo from a Place We Protect or Best Nature Photo. Lands, waters, plants, animals and people in [...]