How many times can you photograph the exact same thing, over and over again? I’ve asked myself that question too many times, in regards to a certain local monument, the historic, majestic pier that greets visitors to the small Los Angeles beach community I live in. Manhattan Beach, California is anchored by the historic, 101-year-old Pier at land’s end. And people really love it. I can do the most amazing portrait, unusual street photography assignment, a celebrity, you name it....

After so many cases of celebrities being sued for sharing photos without permission, you’d think at least some of them would learn a lesson. But I guess that’s not the case. After already ending up in court for sharing a photo of herself, singer Dua Lipa has done it again. The British singer shared a photo on Instagram without licensing it or asking the photographer for permission. In return, the photographer filed a copyright infringement lawsuit....

It goes without saying that if you want to get better at something you have to practice. Simple, right? The thing is, that unlike more structured pursuits such as sports or music, the idea of practicing street photography seems a bit hard to wrap one’s head around. But before we get into that, we should establish the best methodology for practice in in general. Regular practice vs. Deliberate practice Regular practice vs....

Thanks to GSM Arena, we know that the company just posted some new videos showcasing the Xperia PRO-I in action. They all show professional photographers using the phone and giving their thoughts on the whole experience. These videos show us the Xperia Pro-I in action These videos show us the Xperia Pro-I in action Sony got in a little bit of trouble in the tech community recently. It was advertising this phone on its Xperia Mark III phones and others via system ads....

Despite the new models from Canon and Nikon over the last few months, Sony’s release of the A7C, A7S III and now the A1 have seen Sony take a massive lead in market share amongst full-frame mirrorless cameras in Japan. In stark contrast to the mere 25% share they held in April 2020, below both Nikon and Canon, Sony now holds 42.6%. This is according to BCNRanking, who collates camera sales data from across Japan....