Posts by Author: Gannon Burgett
Google is giving away Nik Software’s entire desktop collection away for free
Nik Software, now owned by Google, has announced today that their entire Nik Collection is available for free, to everyone.
3 simple tips for improving your first video
If you’re looking to get into filmmaking, there are plenty of tips and tricks to learn that will make your life a lot easier and…
‘Finding Vivian Maier’ is now on Netflix
Ten years ago, the name Vivian Maier wouldn’t ring a bell in anyones’ mind. Today, the name Vivian Maier is almost as well known as…
‘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…
4K macro video makes tabletop landscapes look like ethereal masterpieces
‘Sometimes, the complexity of simplicity makes us fail to preserve the fundament of all we are and all we represent’. This is the opening line…
Inspiring video takes you beneath the surface of an ocean photographer’s conservation efforts
If you’re looking for your weekly dose of inspiration, we have it for you. This time, it comes in the form of a TED video…
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…
Whoever said [sensor] size matters hasn’t seen this amazing promotional video from GoPro
GoPros might seem like small, cheap cameras that are practically disposable. But with the right light, an eye for composition and the bravery to take…
Tutorial: How to save overexposed highlights in Lightroom
With storage being less of an issue than ever before and cameras becoming more powerful with each new iteration, RAW images have gone from something…



































