Posts by Author: John Aldred
California wildfire ‘selfie’ arsonist gets 20 years and a $60 million fine
Selfies are just a part of our culture today, whether stills or video, but they have been known to land people in hot water a…
Is Travel Photography the latest victim in the Photoshop manipulation saga?
We’ve covered the “evils of Photoshop” as it pertains to human subjects a number of times, but the use of some photography and Photoshop techniques in travel…
Scientists have learned how to store images in DNA and then perfectly retrieve them
As our data creation and acquisition requirements soar, so must the technology to store it all, and a team of computer scientists and electrical engineers…
Model & Photographer couple travel the world creating amazing images as they go
Originally based on Florida, and drawn together by a common love of photography, Victoria Yore and Terrence Drysdale took their first trip together in June…
Use this time stacking technique to create surreal landscapes
Stacking photographs made from a locked off tripod over a given duration is not a new technique, and has been commonly used for creating star trail…
The new Hasselblad H6D boasts 4K video, 100MP sensor and a touch screen
When Hasselblad founder, Victor Hasselblad was approached by the Swedish government in 1941 to see if he had the skills to produce a camera identical to…
Advertising Standards Authority bans Gucci ad after ruling that the model looks “unhealthily thin”
The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA), an advertising watchdog in the UK, yesterday presented a ruling upholding a complaint about a Gucci advert from December last…
This photographer filled a house with sand to exhibit her photos of houses filled with sand
Many of us have seen photographs of the abandoned mining town of Kolmanskop in Namibia. Even if you don’t remember the name of the place,…
A7RIII 80 megapixel rumor – Let’s talk about why I love the Megapixel race (not what you think)
Sony Alpha Rumours have made a lot of buzz the last couple of days by announcing that they’ve received some hints about the potential size of…
Creating a new breed of super hero, one sad and lonely photo at a time
When I first came across the work of Russian photographer, Ilya Nodia, I knew I was going to like what I saw as I headed…






































