A Source of Photography Inspiration

Sports and Concert photographer David Bergman takes us backstage with one of the biggest bands in the world as he talks about making great live event photographs. Topics include shooting for Sports Illustrated, creating the most viewed presidential inauguration photo of all time, and gaining tour access to produce compelling concert photographs. Check out more of David’s work at davidbergman.net and Tourphotographer.com and more Behind the Scenes videos at Fstoppers.com

This is an incredible video of Jellyfish Lake in Palau by Sarosh Jacob. It was shot with a Canon 5D Mark II, Simga 15mm Fisheye Lens and Aquatica Housing.

Wonder’s recent documentary, Undercity, is a fascinating and daring exploration of New York’s subways, abandoned tunnels, sewers and bridges. The gritty film, shot with a Canon 5DmkII, explores this overlooked underworld, the art that colors it and the characters who call it home.

February in Yosemite is a hot commodity. After the snowstorms settle, the Yosemite Valley is a quiet, snowy, and beautiful sanctuary. But the die-hards don’t flock to Yosemite for the usual views of Half Dome, El Capitan, or Yosemite Falls. They come for Horsetail Fall.

This has been out for a couple of weeks and has already received almost 2 million views. If you haven’t seen it yet, this stop motion photography project is one of the coolest ones I’ve seen.

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Here’s a great video of Yosemite in February filmed by Chaz Curry using a Nikon D3 with an assortment of lenses.

This is an awesome behind the scenes look at how Macworld put together one of their recent magazine covers.

Hamburger Eyes is a photo magazine based in San Francisco, CA. This short documentary covers some of the photographers who put together the photos for the publication.