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Sigma announces revolutionary lens 18-35mm f1.8 DX Most constant aperture zooms, even those targeted at pros, peak at F2.8 – with exceptions including the Olympus 14-35 mm F2. This is why many photographers also have faster prime lenses in their kit bag for when they need those extra light gathering properties or an ultra-shallow depth of…
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Sean in Action, NXNE09 Updates
Check yours truly in action in this clip from Switchfoot’s awesome show at the Phoenix on June 21,09. You can see me appear in front of the stage with my E3 at 1:04 time frame. Also, Live in Limbo is constantly updating our coverage of this years North By Northeast festival: Check it out here…
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iN rAiNbOwS
Terrifyingly Beautiful. I finally got to see Radiohead live last night at the Molson Amphitheater. I am still in awe, and my limbs are as sore as ever. But it was worth it… *Check out more photos @ my -> Flickr <- After the fresh opening act delivered by Grizzly Bear, the crowd turned around…
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Inspired by the photos and articles in National Geographic, one of my goals on my trip to South America was to document the favelas in Rio. A favela is a pretty much a shanty town that were built in the late 19th century by people that had no where else to live. I found that…
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Steve McCurry is without a doubt one of my (if not the top) biggest inspirations in the photography world. He is primarily known for his work with National Geographic which he took the everlasting cover shot called “The Afghan Girl” in 1985. Since then, he’s been awarded many international prizes and also took some breath…