Posts by Author: Gannon Burgett
This ‘Portable’ darkroom once owned by the US Army can be yours for just $2500
If you’ve ever wanted your very own, military-grade portable darkroom, now’s your time to come forward and claim your desired possession. Up for sale on…
‘The Kubrick Gaze’: a captivating tribute to the iconic stares of Stanley Kubrick films
Stanley Kubrick is one of the most iconic directors to ever grace the film industry. His unusual shots and techniques might seem unorthodox, but they’re…
A love letter to action sports photography
Today, in honor of Red Bull’s Illume competition, COOPH has shared an incredibly inspirational video that serves as a ’ tribute to the photographers who…
A harmonograph is a Spirograph for long exposure photography
I’m sure I’m not the only one who spent countless hours playing around with Spirographs as a kid. Right? You know, those strange gear-like devices…
Incredibly rare 360º rainbow captured in Ireland using a drone
More often than not, rainbows appear as a row of colorful arches in the sky. It’s a different story though when you’re looking at it…
Man dies after slipping off a cliff while trying to capture the selfie of a lifetime in Hong Kong
Taking the photo of a lifetime is something I will always push another photographer to do. But, there are limits and a little common sense…
BTS look at the latest Vogue cover shoot, featuring a light painted portrait of Emilia Clarke from Game of Thrones
Light ninting and Vogue aren’t two words that you usually associate with one another. But for the May 2015 cover of British Vogue, photographer Paolo…
DIY chest mount for DJI’s 4K Osmo camera
DJI made some noise earlier this year when they dropped the DJI Osmo, a 3-axis gimbal system with a built-in 4K camera. With the exception…
Make a DIY monopod using an old broomstick and spare screws
Monopods are a wonderful tool to have if you need that extra little bit of image stability or happen to have a heavier lens attached…
How to reduce noise in an image without losing detail
With each passing year, cameras are getting better and better at keeping digital noise to a minimum. Despite this, there are still times when you…






































