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Model Dangled Off 1,000ft Skyscraper for Reckless Photo Shoot Russian model Viktoria Odintsova is being harshly criticized online for a photo shoot she did that involved handling by one arm from the edge of a 1,000-fo

The World’s Largest Camera Museum to Open in Gurgaon Aditya Arya has a thing for cameras. The Delhi-based photographer and visual historian runs Museo Camera in Gurgaon, a vintage museum of over 1,500 cameras, photo paraphernalia, and vintage Kodak advertisements. His collection has prints dating back to the mid-1800s, photos chronicling India’s freed

32 Mind-Blowing Shots Captured By A Pilot From A Plane Click to see the pic and write a comment...

Here's another interesting video on the history of photography..

The History of Photography in 5 Minutes Take a quick journey through the history of photography and discover the key points in history! Join the Cooperative of Photography: http://www.cooph.com Fac...

How a photographer snapped that brilliant photo of Usain Bolt It was a big gamble.

Photographer Shares How He Spent Two Years Living on Photos Instead of Money Back in 2012, we wrote about a project called "Pixel Trade" by Australian photographer Shantanu Starick. The basic idea was simple but crazy: Starick wante

How to Capture the Essence of a Place - Travel Photography Tips If you’re a traveler and you enjoy bringing back photos of the places you’ve visited – let’s face it, who doesn’t – then it’s extremely important to capture a set of images that more completely tells the story of the place...

The Q Button - What Every Canon DSLR Photographer Needs to Know Cameras can be super complex these days. Buttons, k***s and switches are everywhere. How can you remember what all of them do and where to begin? Well, Canon has given you a secret button to use that allows you to access all of those most important functions within your complex machine. Perfect, whe…

Using Facial View and Camera Angle to take Flattering Portraits Today we are going to examine facial views and camera angle and how to select and use both to your advantage and to flatter your subjects. Let’s start by defining these terms.