Hack yourself a DIY Loupedeck stand from an IKEA laptop stand

The Loupedeck+ is a fantastic piece of kit. As soon as it was released, it was already a nice little upgrade over the original Loupedeck with a more solid design, better buttons and knobs, and the promise of future software support. Now it supports a growing array of software with more still to come. But […]

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Photographers: We Should Start Calling Photo Theft as “Piracy of Images”

I genuinely believe that as a photography community, we need to redefine the idea of photo theft. The inference from this comes from a nearly 10 year blog post about copying and piracy. Both the music and video industries have far more money than us as photographers and have been able to figure out a way to stand up for their rights in order to get more money and have the issues they want policed thoroughly. And so the post, along with a lot of what's been happening with copyrights in the photography world have been really making me think about the idea of photo theft.

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I finally did it… I switched to mirrorless

Yes, I said it!!! I sold my DSLRs and bought a brand new, out of the box, mirrorless camera body. Here is the last of my “DSLR to mirrorless” journey articles with (of course!) the big announcement of who between the Olympus OM-D E-M1X or the Sony a9 stole my heart! If you haven’t been […]

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Arnaud Moro Keeps the Glow Going in His Gorgeous Night Portraits

Last time we tagged along the nighttime shoots of Marseille-based self-taught photographer Arnaud Moro, we saw him work with a lot of dreamy and fitting locations for stunning night portraits. Each snap showed us exactly why chasing city lights after dark can often lead to some great results and unique portraits. If you liked his work and were inspired by the GLOW series, you'll be delighted to see more of these radiant snaps in the second installment!

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