PAM exhibit celebrates Wayne Thom
Musuem presents a special showcase of the architectural photographer’s archive.
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New exhibit combines art and science
The new LACMA exhibition features 220 photographs from the Vernon collection, which the museum acquired in 2008.
Ice melts global warming ignorance away
As one of the better films on climate change, Chasing Ice offers a serious but positive take on the global warming crisis.
Artists should turn to history for inspiration
The outcome of the presidential election not only decides the new leader of the country, but also the course of events for the next four years. Each time a new president steps into office, they assume responsibility for decisions that could affect the country far beyond their term. By opening an American history textbook, citizens […]
Sight Specific highlights LA photography
The Getty Center’s L.A. art initiative, Pacific Standard Time, expands to Fisher Museum with its latest exhibition, Sight Specific.
Depth of field helps focus in on images
Last week, I talked about framing and the rule of thirds. This week, we’ll take a closer look at composition, and in particular, depth of field. Depth of field is a term that is thrown around a lot in video and film. It may sound complex, but depth of field simply refers to the part of […]
Rule of thirds timeless technique in film and photos
Last week, I talked about a very current film and video trend—time lapse. This week, we’ll examine a technique that’s hundreds of years old. When shooting a video or a film, or even taking photography, a lot of technical advice is thrown around. Some good basics to start with are always shoot in the direction of […]