Posts by Author: Liron Samuels
Yi Action Camera First Reviews and How It Compares to the GoPro
We recently reported the announcement of Yi’s $64 new action camera, (formally Xiaomi YI) and we’re now bringing you the first hands-on reviews and GoPro…
Use Nikon’s Lens Simulator to Pick Your Next Lens (Non-Nikon Shooters Too!)
People often know they need a longer lens but don’t know just how long is long enough, or need a wider lens but have no…
That Moment Rockstars Realize They’re Jamming on Giant Slugs
Have you ever noticed how rockstars seem to pull the weirdest faces while soloing? Still images make them look even worse. Glasgow-based blogger Michael M….
Santa Monica’s Mountain Lions Caught on Camera
Mountain lions, also known as pumas or cougars, are one of the largest and most powerful predators in the United States. Despite that, they are…
2014 Smithsonian Photo Contest Finalists Show Nature In Its Finest Moments
It’s that time of the year when a lot of the major photography contests reveal their winners and finalists. We’ve recently shared with you the…
Photos of American States Show That Food Can Be Fun
Children love to play with their food; parents not so much. But when your father runs a food blog, playing with food is not just…
Lightroom 6 Will Be Released on March 20 According to an Amazon Japan Leak
The most recent leak indicates that the latest version of the popular photo processing and organizing software will be available in just ten days time….
The 2015 Wellcome Image Awards Will Spark Your Interest In Science
The Wellcome Image Awards recognize science imaging talent and techniques and this year’s winners including some fascinating entries. Scanning electron micrographs of a boll weevil…
Artist and Photographer Create Muses Inspired By Picasso’s 8 Loves (NSFW)
“For me there are only two kinds of women, goddesses and doormats”, said Pablo Picasso, perhaps the most prominent artist of the 20th century. A…
Test Your Attention Capacity With Skoda’s New Commercial
If you’ve seen the invisible gorilla experiment you already know how oblivious to details we can be, even when something is right in front of…





































