PT Newsletter Dec 8 2015
This Week in Photography History
In 1888, the first Kodak camera was unveiled. It included a 20-foot roll of paper, enough to print 100 images.
Cyber Monday Continues! Take Advantage if You Missed Out
After getting such an incredible response for our Cyber Monday Sale (thanks to YOU for making it such a success!)... we’ve decided to extend the deal (only three days left).
Yep! We’re giving out Lifetime PT Memberships for $149… and they’re still selling like hotcakes!
But since we’re in the holiday spirit, we’ve done something extra special, too.
Like the maple syrup on top of those hotcakes, we’re giving out 100 more Lifetime Memberships so that everyone can get a piece!
Enter to Win Fabulous Prizes for Yourself AND For Charity
Before we jump into the trending articles and photos, did you know we have a huge give-a-way going on right now?
PhotographyTalk is giving away to one winner their choice of a Nikon D810, Canon 5DS R, or $3,000 Cash! Plus, PhotographyTalk will give an additional $1,000 to one of these awesome charities on behalf of the winner: St Jude’s Children’s Research Hospital, Toys for Tots, or the Make-A-Wish Foundation.
Enter the contest and learn how you can get extra entries HERE.
Trending on PhotographyTalk
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Top 3 Worst and Best Ways to Make Money With Your CameraIn this article, learn how to avoid making a critical error by pursuing some unprofitable photography exploits and get the scoop on the best avenues for turning your photos into green. |
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Start Making Money With Your Photography in 2016Wondering how to make money with your photography in 2016? Here’s an article you won’t want to miss! |
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Advanced Bird Photography: Birds in Flight (Part 1)Birds in flight are one of the most challenging subjects to photograph, but this article dives deep into the camera settings and techniques you need to use to overcome obstacles and get gorgeous photos. |
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The Basics of a One Light SetupMany photographers struggle with lighting, so we break down a one light setup to make it easier for you to learn how to take stunning portraits. |
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The Nikon D90: A Legend RevisitedTake a walk down memory lane and reminisce about the renowned Nikon D90! |
Editor’s Picks: PhotographyTalk Member Photos of the Week
by Vinny Colucci
Vinny takes us on a dreamy and mysterious journey with the fog and dim lighting in this incredible image.
by Patrick Di Fruscia
Patrick my friend, you always bring the heat! What I love about this shot is the feeling of isolation meeting an ominous future.
by Doug
Foreground interest, stunning colors, and a slow shutter – what more could you ask for?
by Ryan
Need I say anything more than “WOW?!” The reflection, colors, and composition in this photo are mesmerizing!
by Ian MacFadzean
The warm gold tones in this photo cut through the winter wonderland like a hot knife through butter!
by Roger Hill
Talk about capturing a part of nature that most of us will thankfully never see in person! Way to go Roger!
by John Slonina
This shot, which was shared by our friends at Space Coast Birding and Wildlife Festival, is the quintessential photo of the Moulton Barn and the Tetons.
by Gary’s Vision and Imagination
Sometimes the simplest shots are the boldest and most beautiful. Don’t you think?
by Mark McCulloch
Longtime PT Member Mark McCulloch captures the juxtaposition of warm light and the frigid cold of winter in this shot.
by Ulderico Granger
The magic and splendor of Hawaii are on full display in this amazing sunset photo!
We are always looking for those amazing shots to share with the community, so upload your photos today. We can’t wait to see what you have captured!
What’s Cooking in the PT Lab
This week there have been many new updates in the PT Lab, including new wildlife photography lessons, landscape photography lessons, and, of course, Photoshop and Lightroom video tutorials!
Don’t have access to the PT Lab? No worries! You can sign up for a free 7-day trial today!
Check Out What PT Members Have to Say in This Week’s Top Forum Post
PT User Stealthy Ninja Gives a Great Review of Three Fuji Lenses (23mm, 16-55mm 2.8, and 90mm), complete with example images!