Showing posts with label camera. Show all posts
Showing posts with label camera. Show all posts

Thursday, April 23, 2015

A Beautiful Newborn Photo Shoot... For a Camera?

They say that childbirth is one of the most magical things that any couple can go through, but what do they know, right? No, when you’re a photographer, you know what’s really important — new gear! That’s why photographers Dustin Thompson and his girlfriend, Vy, decided that they needed to make up baby announcements for their new pride and joy, a Sony A7 II that they’ve named Clementine Renee Thompson.


Now we’re not doctors here, but we’re pretty sure the birthing process was just as painful, since the camera retails for over ,600, and forking out that kind of cash always hurts at least a little bit. And even though this little bundle of joy is small, we don’t expect it to get any bigger anytime soon.





Enjoy your new little one, Dustin and Vy, we’re sure you’ll all make lots of great memories together.


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Kevin Whipps is a writer and editor based in Phoenix, Arizona. When he’s not working on one of the many projects in his queue, he’s looking for fun and irreverent things online to share with his friends.
A Beautiful Newborn Photo Shoot... For a Camera?

Saturday, March 21, 2015

This Award-Winning Video Will Inspire You To Use Your Camera More

“If nature was my savior, then photography was my soulmate.”


Filipe DeAndrade’s “Adapt” won NatGeo Wild’s second annual Wild To Inspire filmmaking competition at the Sun Valley Film Festival which took place March 4 through 8 in Idaho.


Chosen as a Vimeo Staff Pick, “Adapt” is just over four minutes of staggering timelapses, remarkable nature shots and Filipe’s own moving story.



As part of his first-place prize, winner Filipe Deandre will be heading on an expedition to Africa for National Geographic and the African Wildlife Foundation, taking on the wild on the other side of the Atlantic.


“I am truly humbled and inspired to win this competition. In order to protect something you have to love it, and I cannot wait to use this opportunity to further the missions of Nat Geo WILD, AWF and Sun Valley, and bring back a story from Africa that will inspire others to love the natural world as much as I do,” DeAndrade said.


Stills From The Film


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This Award-Winning Video Will Inspire You To Use Your Camera More