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National Geographic Photographer Bruce Dale: 30 Years of BAD Pictures

15. July 2010

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National Geographic Photographer Bruce Dale: 30 Years of BAD Pictures

Bruce Dale worked exclusively for National Geographic for 30 years. Bruce Dale’s assignments varied from undersea to aerial photography and from people to complex science subjects while working in over 75 countries. Watch the first video to find out more about Bruce’s BAD pictures…

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Mini Profile: Laura Burlton

29. May 2010

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Mini Profile: Laura Burlton

“My passion is photographing people. I think I would like to follow an old style traveling circus, preferably with a sideshow. The stranger the better. Elephant riders, contortionists, clowns… think something like a circus from the first half of the last century. That would be wonderful.” Find out more…

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15 Fine Flickr Examples of Abstract Photography

26. May 2010

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15 Fine Flickr Examples of Abstract Photography

Following on from the interview with abstract photographer Lester Hayes yesterday I thought it would be relevant with an instalment of 15 Fine Flickrs focused on abstract photography.
Curated from just under 1500 photos the following 15 images by 15 different talented photographers display some absolutely beautiful abstract qualities which I hope you will enjoy.
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Mini Profile: Eva Polak

16. May 2010

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Mini Profile: Eva Polak

Part of living a photographic life and developing your photography often comes from finding seeds of inspiration amongst your peers. In essence this is how creativity works; one idea leads to another and a little seed blossoms into its own unique flower. The mini profiles at Photography 24/7 is a new content series which aims to uncover creative and talented photographers that you may not have come across before, and with the hope that you come away with a little seed of inspiration…

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10 Ways to Kickstart Your Creativity

2. May 2010

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10 Ways to Kickstart Your Creativity

Everyone gets stuck in a rut once in a while. Sometimes it can be difficult to find your way back on the creative path again. Here are 10 ways to kickstart (and maintain) your creativity…

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15 Fine Flickr Examples of Long Exposure Photography

26. March 2010

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15 Fine Flickr Examples of Long Exposure Photography

After sifting through 71 pages of long exposure photography on flickr (that’s a total 1420 images!) I’m pleased to present another instalment of 15 Fine Flickr Examples

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Always Carry A Camera

30. December 2009

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Always Carry A Camera

The idea of always carrying a camera is not new. Many people carry a camera with them every day and have been doing so for years. There are daily photoblogs all over the internet.
One might argue that always carrying a camera lends itself to a certain shooting style, a style that is more documentary in nature. Street photography.
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Interview with Ibarionex R. Perello

3. December 2009

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Interview with Ibarionex R. Perello

Ibarionex is a photographer, writer and educator with nearly 20 years of experience in the photo industry. His images and articles have been published in magazines such as Digital Photo Pro, Shutterbug and Outdoor Photographer. He currently teaches at The Art Center College of Design and BetterPhoto.com. He is the host and producer of the [...]

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Face to Face with a Predator

20. November 2009

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Face to Face with a Predator

In this video Paul Nicklen describes his most amazing experience as a National Geographic photographer – coming face-to-face with one of Antarctica’s most vicious predators.

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