I Love Photography

I Love Photography

Download on the App Store

I Love Photography episodes

  • I Love Photography | March 21, 2014
    PhotoShelter's Allen Murabayashi and Sarah Jacobs take a weekly look at all things photographic. This week, we discuss:
    AP’s White House staff: Press losing presidential access as Obama officials close doors
    900MP portraits show human face in extreme detail
    This is ISO 409,600
    Facial Recognition reaching human levels
    Hope for Optical Image Stabilization in iPhone 6 Revived with Supplier Rumors
    Apple Explores Adding a Lens Mounting System to the iPhone
    Stanford University develops $90 iPhone accessory to replace ophthalmology kit costing tens of thousands
    US COURT RULES IN FAVOR OF PHOTOGRAPHERS BEING UNRESTRICTED IN THEIR USE OF DRONES
    Exclusive footage from the Nationals’ quadcopter
    FAA Appeals Commercial Drone Ruling, Cites Safety Concerns
    Syrian Refugee Stories from The Washington Post
    In Syria: Three Years of War
    67 Years of Marriage in Photos – A Beautiful Tribute.
    32 min
  • I Love Photography | March 14, 2014
    PhotoShelter's Allen Murabayashi and Sarah Jacobs take a weekly look at all things photographic. This week, we discuss:
     
    14 female photographers you should know now
    Getty Images allows free embedding but at what cost to privacy?
    Is there a drone flying around the Harlem building collapse?
    Drone captures Harlem explosion
    Photos of building collapse
    Over 7 million views in 1 day
    Reminds me of: Touching Strangers by Richard Renaldi
    Maya Fuhr photographs artists against pages from their diaries
    Early Bill Cunningham pictures of New York
    VSCO $100,000 scholarship
    Calumet closes after 75 years
    Female Phd’s replace models on clothing company website
    36 min
  • I Love Photography | March 7, 2014
    Getty Images
    Getty Images makes 35 million images free in fight against copyright infringement via BPJ
    Getty Images Blows the Web’s Mind by Setting 35 Million Photos Free via Nieman Labs
    Getty Images Image Embed: Progressive or Destructive? via PhotoShelte
    Ukaraine
    Bloody Battles in Kiev via The Atlantic
    Covering the Russian Army in Crimea via New York Times
    When Putin met Reagan via Iconic Photos
     
    Gear
    Digital Bolex
    Hasselblad officially launches 50MP medium-format CMOS camera via DP Review
    Red Epic Dragon jumps to top of DxOMark Sensor charts with score of 101 via DP Review
    CP+ 2014: Canon Interview – ‘We don’t see the smartphone as an enemy’ via DP Review
     
    Leibovitz SUMO
    Performance Pieces via Vanity Fair
    Annie’s Big Book via Taschen
     
    Dark Skies + Birds
    End of Night via Jim Richardson
    New International Dark Sky Park opens in Michigan via TreeHugger
    The Murmurations of Starlings via The Atlantic
    Sebastián Liste wins 2014 Alexia Foundation Grant via Time Light Box
    High Speed Snapshots of Alcohol by Fabian Oefner via Creators Project
    DEDPXL via Zack Arias
    Daylight Reinvents The Experience Of Art Photography On The iPad via Tech Crunch
     
    Oscar Winners
    Portraits of the Winning Actors From the 2014 Oscar via Time
    Inside Mark Seliger’s Portrait Studio via Vanity Fair
    The Unforgettable via New York Times
    Paging Bradley Cooper’s Lawyers: He Might Own Ellen’s Famous Oscar Selfie via The Wire
    47 min
  • I Love Photography | Feb 27, 2014
    PhotoShelter's Allen Murabayashi and Sarah Jacobs take a weekly look at all things photographic. This week, we discuss:
     
    PhotoShelter’s Senior Software Developer, Peter Balderston is featured on Humans of New York
    PhotoShelter’s Client Service’s Manager, Farah Visslailli’s Instagram makes it onto Gothamist
    PDN‘s 30 to Watch in 2014 List
    Perez Hilton on World Press Photo Winner
    Weak Yen masks hard times as Mirrorless and DSLR sales decline via DP Review
    Nikon D4s First Impressions Review via DP Review
    CP+ 2014: Nikon Interview – ‘our cameras need to evolve’ via DP Review
    iStock is Asking for Its Money Back via Peta Pixel
    NASA Photo Shows North Korea Kept in the Dark at Night via the Weather Channel
    North Korea Photography from PatitucciPhoto
    David Gutterfelder’s Photography from North Korea
    Woman Gives Birth of Sidewalk via New York Post
    Remote camera catches mountain lion kittens feeding on deer via LA Times
    HIGH-SPEED BALLISTICS PHOTOGRAPHY BY HERRA KUULAPAA via FeatureShoot
    Where the World’s Greatest Photographers Go to Get Away via The New York Times
    Selfies Have Led to a Head Lice Epidemic via Gizmodo
    World’s Meanest App? via FastCo
    SEEING THEMSELVES: PHOTOGRAPHERS’ SELF-PORTRAITS via The New Yorker
    ANNIE LEIBOVITZ ON GETTING THE SHOT–AND THE FUTURE OF PHOTOGRAPHY via FastCo
    The First Selfie? via FastCo
    43 min
  • I Love Photography | Feb 20, 2014
    PhotoShelter's Allen Murabayashi and Sarah Jacobs take a weekly look at all things photographic. This week, we discuss:
    This Contest Winner Looks Like a Movie Poster (And That’s Good) via PhotoShelter
    Guide: The Photographer’s Guide to Photo Contests via PhotoShelter
    Front Row to Fashion Week via The New York Times
    How Instagram Changed Everything About Fashion Week via Racked
    Magazine Calls Photographer ‘A**hole’ and Threatens Lawsuit After Using Her Photo Without Permission via PetaPixel
    Saving stock photography: 90% payouts & democratic capitalism driving 25% monthly growth for Stocksy via Venture Beat
    Anything Goes Yearbook via Rocket News
    Tyler Shields Allegedly Refused Kardashian Cover Shoot for Vogue via PetaPixel
    Sony QX100 at Northlandz
    Maurizio Cattelan’s Magic Show: The Best Fashion Portfolio You May Have Missed via Time Lightbox
    MOSSLESS Issue Three: The United States (2003-2013) via Kickstarter
    Seminar with Annie Griffiths: Simply Beautiful Photographs via National Geographic
    Texas Photo Round Up
    Famed Marc Jacobs Fashion Photographer Juergen Teller Refuses Miley Cyrus Shoot via PetaPixel
    Sean Locke’s PhotoShelter Stock Site
    42 min
  • I Love Photography | Feb 14, 2014
    In this week's episode:
     
    LeanIn.org and Getty Aim to Change Women’s Portrayal in Stock Photos via The New York Times 
    Sports Illustrated Swimsuit 2014 cover is revealed via SI
    Barbie’s Sports Illustrated Swimsuit campaign is #unapologetic trolling via The Verge
    If Only For a Second via the Mimi Foundation
    Canal de Panamá via El Pais
    Sigma unveils radical DP2 Quattro with re-thought ~19.6MP Foveon sensor via DP Review
    The motorbike girl gangs of Morocco via The Guardian
    Barbara Davidson Named 2014 POYi Newspaper Photographer of the Year via PDN
    The Girls of Winter via Vanity Fair
    Photographer Reveals AIDS Diagnosis To Loved Ones While Capturing Their Responses On Camera via Huffpost
    32 min
  • I Love Photography | Feb 7, 2014
    PhotoShelter's Allen Murabayashi and Sarah Jacobs take a weekly look at all things photographic. This week, we discuss:
    From The Archives – Philip Seymour Hoffman via Robert Caplin
    The 2014 Vanity Fair Hollywood Portfolio: Chuck Close
    Hasselblad Launches HV, a High-End DSLR Based on Sony A99 via PDN
    First Look: Robert Capa’s Stunning Color Photographs via The Cut
    The 2014 Sony World Photography Awards via The Atlantic
    Fulbright – National Geographic Digital Storytelling Fellowship
    Jim Richardson’s Beam website, and Linsday Adler’s Beam site
    Why Photogs Should Watch the Lil Kim Case via Photo Attorney
    Facebook’s Look Back Videos
    Philip Seymour Hoffman Poses for Haunting Photo Weeks Before Death via People
    Three Views of Philip Seymour Hoffman via The New York Times
    2014 Winter Olympics Op-Ed: Everything You’ve Read About Problems for Photographers at Sochi is True - via PDN
    @SochiProblems Twitter
    Progressive’s Look Back Video via Ad Week
    A Look Back Through Rob Ford’s Facebook Timeline via Mashable
    35 min

About I Love Photography

From the publisher's feed

Join hosts Allen Murabayashi and Sarah Jacobs for a look at photography, gear, pressing issues and inspiration. Get all the links on our blog at http://blog.photoshelter.com