Cynthia Boylan

The very helpful video below from AdoramaTV will teach you how to do three quick lighting set-ups for portrait photography even if you're only given one second with your subject,. The idea, which is demonstrated in the video by Daniel Norton, came from a recent Sports Illustrated photo shoot by Alexis Cuarezma where the photographer was given just about a minute to create perfect portraits of various athletes.

These just might be the lightest photo backpacks ever.

Holga 135 BC Plastic Lens 35mm Film Camera: The BC stands for Black Corners effect and it creates prominent vignettes in your 35mm photos. The Holga uses all 35mmm formats films and it can operate without any batteries. There is a hot shoe on 135 BC, that allows you to use a flash when taking pictures at dark environments ( the flash is available separately). The Holga 135 BC is a fixed focus camera that offers four choices of object distances and two choice of aperture (f/11 and f/8). The Multiple Exposure effect can be easily achieve by not advancing the film after a frame has been exposed. There is a Lens/Filter for different effects available as an optional accessory. 

A recent Internet sensation, this series of heart-warming images expertly captures the many outdoor adventures of Kelly Lund and his best friend—a playful wolf-dog hybrid named Loki. This duo has done it all, from hiking through the woods to climbing rugged mountains. Kelly and Loki have been the perfect team for a number of years and in this interview learn how it all began and how their photos have ignited the Internet.