Photo curiosity

  • All Nikon in 2009 & 2010

    NikonRumors has shaken our little world of Internet digital photography by presenting what could well be Nikon’s marching order for the coming year (and a little more). Hold on! There are a lot of details for a single post on a Czech forum: August 4, 2009 Nikon D3000 Nikon D300s with Full-HD movie 24 fps,…

  • Deal: Canon SLR cameras

  • Trash your photos

    Photofunia is a fun way to transform your photos in a way that is technically interesting. You will surprise your friends with dozens of cool (and free) effects. For example, I created this weirder than weird image of Michael Jackson (from the thumbnail shown below).

  • Chiara Goia

    When is a black-and-white photography not only black-and-white? Chiara Goia made a striking documentary out of a visit to a Chinese sculptor’s village. Men are living in the white snow and fog of a millions of tiny stone chips.

  • Faster Photoshop

    Photoshop is not the only photo editing tool on the market, but it is definitely a leader. Despite this, or because it has to be the best tool for so many people, it takes a very long time to start Photoshop on your computer. On Windows, Photoshop SpeedUp is a freeware that can solve part…

  • Follow us on twitter!

    To stay fully up-to-date with the latest posts on YLovePhoto, there was already the RSS threads and the electronic mail. But some of you wanted to get even more flexibility. Who am I to deny you this right? Today, you have the possibility to receive tweets for each update of the YLovePhoto.com web site. The…

  • Photography in a forest

    Sometimes, in the past, I wondered if it would be difficult to shoot animals in a forest. When I traveled to Amazonia, I could observe by myself that it is much more difficult than elsewhere (and specifically more difficult than in Brazil’s Pantanal). The obstacles: Animals are often high in the trees (nearly never creeping…

  • Photography in the Third World

    In the coming months many people will travel abroad, possibly to some developing country or or near very poor people. And if they bring their camera, they will want to take snapshots from the place and the people they find there. There, in a different country, in a different culture, when the difference of economic…

  • Fuji+Nikon, still going on?

    Important update: It has been brought to my attention that Fujitsu is not the mother company of Fuji photo cameras (it would rather be Fujifilm). So, this announcement probably has no influence on the future of Fuji SLR cameras which will stay very dark. After quite some time waiting for announcements from Fuji, we were…