From ViaComIT comes news of yet another special edition for Lomography camera. This time, the Austrian photography hardware producers have taken the sheets off their Diana F+ CMYK Edition, as they pay homage to the primary colors used in offset printing — Cyan, Magenta, Yellow and Key (black). “It comes with a book, filters, flash, shouler strap and instruction manual.
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With a new mobile interface recently released, it seems that Yahoo’s not slowing down their expansion just yet. They’ve released three new apps for the iPhone, including one that’s been longer overdue. The iPhone’s been aggressively fighting for the number one spot on Flickr’s list of most popular cameras, but Yahoo’s release of the native app for the platform should open the gates a little.
Users can snap, upload, tag and package location data to a photo. There’s also a list of previously added photos, friends pictures and the ability to search the site’s library of user-generated content. The LA Times also tells us, “iPhone 3GS owners also get the ability to shoot and upload video. Unlike the “send to YouTube” feature that came with iPhone OS 3.0, however, users must open the Flickr app separately from the video editor in order to get it onto the Yahoo-owned photo site.”
The other two apps, Fantasy Football and Finance, are both welcomed with open arms. With the NFL season just kicking off, this is definitely the best time to launch an app for a service in such high demand. As for Yahoo Finance, it’s like a beefed up version of the already native stocks app on the iPhone which also runs on Yahoo Finance.
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Okay, I wasn’t but that’s what headline reads when you enter the fashion photographer’s website. He’s done work for Soma, Plaza, Six, One, Bello and Ritz Carlton to name a few, but the Brooklyn-based artist has much more in store, my friends, much more. He likes chocolate and is addicted to bow ties. Now, those are some characteristics we wish all people were blessed with.
Check out some of his work after the jump, then head to his blog to learn more about Billy Kidd. (more…)
French photographer Romain Laurent puts together “Tilt”, a collection of shots that gives a whole new view on things. Not only is he a great photographer, he’s apparently just as good with software.
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British Photographer Gavin Bond got behind the lens for GQ UK’s “Wanderlust”. He had the pleasure of shooting Brazilian supermodel Ana Beatriz Barros, who’s known for her work with Victoria’s Secret and Guess. Grab GQ UK’s August issue after checking shots below. (more…)
Fashion photographer Alexi Lubomirski got behind the lens for GQ Japan, capturing model Garrett Neff for an editorial entitled, “Navy Summer”.
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Don’t like the carrying case Ashton’s sporting in the Nikon D90 commercial? Incase has the remedy with their DSLR Camera Carrying Case and Sling Pack. With weather resistant nylon construction and adjustable padded camera and lens compartment, their carrying case is designed to “offer professional-grade protection for a photographer’s most important equipment.”
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Photographer Annie Leibovitz recently had the pleasure of shooting Jon Hamm and January Jones for Vanity Fair‘s September 2009 issue. The duo play Don and Betty Draper in AMC’s Mad Men which is set to enter its 3rd season on August 16th.
The article’s pretty good, too. More images after the jump. (more…)
For the August issue of Vanity Fair, photographer Mary Ellen Mark captures the cast of Alice in Wonderland, which includes Helena Bonham-Carter, Johnny Depp and Mia Wasikowska. (more…)
A fashion photographer, graphic designer and all-around artist whose work strongly influenced the fashion and collective imagination of the day, Harri Peccinotti coined the Pirelli-calendar idiom of gleaming bodies and strong, sleek sexuality. Peccinotti was born in 1938 and has served as Art Director of Flair, Vanity Fair, Rolling Stone, Vogue and Nova–one of the most influential magazines of the 1960s, which introduced epoch-making changes in graphics, formats and photo editing. From his celebrated sunflower for the 1968 Pirelli calendar to his famous nude immersed in a bathtub of green water, H.P. presents a broad selection of shots published in fashion magazines, together with page proofs, book jackets and album covers created by Peccinotti over a period of about 40 years.
You can grab the book for $43 from Amazon. (more…)
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