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Family chased by cheetahs after getting out of car to take photos at safari park
How stupid people can act just to get photos probably shouldn’t surprise me anymore, but it still does. A French family recently visited Beekse Bergen…
PSA: Fake SanDisk memory cards are everywhere, including Amazon
It seems the fakes are out in force again at the moment. I’ve seen a number of posts across Facebook and other social media where…
Check out the world’s first terapixel macro photo of a food mosaic
Even in the age of high-resolution cameras, it’s still quite difficult to fathom that anyone could create a terapixel image. But that’s precisely what the…
“Stranger Things used my storm photo without permission,” photographer claims
While watching popular Netflix show Stranger Things, photographer Sean R. Heavey had an unpleasant surprise. He thought that a giant storm cloud in one of…
Fujifilm’s X-T2 now records 4K F-Log internally and shoots up to 120fps
When Fuji announced the then-new X-T2 back in July 2016, it got Fuji shooters very excited, especially the ones interested in video. Fuji now has…
Watch! Anderson Cooper interviews renowned photographer Thomas D. Mangelsen on 60 Minutes
You may not have heard of Thomas Mangelsen, but he is one of the most respected icons in the world of wildlife photography. With…
Here is an aerial video view of the huge volcano fissure eruption in Hawaii
One of the world’s most active volcanoes, Kilauea in Hawaii’s Big Island, erupted on Thursday. The eruption is threatening hundreds of homes, as molten lava…
Start your color grade with the Infinite Color Panel
The Infinite Color Panel has arrived and I have been pushing the create button ever since. The panel has been announced for quite some time…
Man mauled to death shooting selfie with a bear on way home from a wedding
I thought the wave of stupid selfie deaths had ended, although it seems you’re still more likely to die from a selfie than a shark…
Adobe now offers Creative Cloud to K-12 students for only $5 per year
Adobe has just announced that beginning May 15, 2018, Adobe Creative Cloud will be available to K-12 students for $4.99 per license, per year. Using…





































