Norman Norell [misc.];mr. John [misc.] Paper Framed Print 1 5/8″ Natural Espresso Wood Grain 22×26 Photo On

Norman Norell [misc.];mr. John [misc.] Paper Framed Print 1 5/8″ Natural Espresso Wood Grain 22×26 Photo On


Norman Norell [Misc.];Mr. John [Misc.]” is an art print by Gjon Mili from The Life Picture Collection. Get photo prints of “Norman Norell [Misc.];Mr. John [Misc.]” in a variety of frames, styles, and materials. Photographer Bio Emigrating to the United States from Albania in 1923, Gjon Mili is regarded as the first photographer to use electronic flash and stroboscopic light to create photographs outside of a scientific context. A true pioneer of the artform, Mili’s photographs of dancers, athletes, and pictures or performances have shaped our understanding of how movement too rapid or too complex for the eye to discern is captured in the still image. Mili’s career as a photographer for Life Magazine spanned four decades and saw the publication of thousands of his photographs, taking him around the world; from collaborations with Pablo Picasso, to the incarceration of Adolph Eichmann, to original photos from Broadway plays. The Life Picture Collection From one of the most iconic magazines ever to hit the shelves comes The Life Collection – an archive of some of the most recognizable imagery of the 20th Century. Documenting events in politics, culture, celebrity, the arts and the American experience, these compelling and provocative photographs include the works of some of the greatest photographers capturing some of the greatest moments in history.

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18 nostalgic photos that will take you back

One of our favorite posts here on the Clickin Moms blog each month is this one, the monthly member share. We love throwing a theme out to the forum members and seeing how they interpret it. This month, guest judge Kate Luber chose the theme of ‘Nostalgia’ and there were so many fantastic images submitted. Enjoy…

Alicia Wendland

Alicia Wendland

Angee Manns

Angee Manns

Angela Douglas

Angela Douglas

Carrie Howland

Carrie Howland

Cody Farrall

Cody Farrall

Eve Tuft

Eve Tuft

Jessi Trigg

Jessi Trigg

Jessica Nelson

Jessica Nelson

Katy Bindels

Katy Bindels

Kelley

Kelley

Kim Przybylski

Kim Przybylski

Lynette Davis

Lynette Davis

Michele Quattrin

Michele Quattrin

Mickie DeVries

Mickie DeVries

Myrna Loughery

Myrna Loughery

Rachel French

Rachel French

Sarah Keene

Sarah Keene

Vicki

Vicki

Would you like the opportunity to be featured in next month’s photo share here on the CMblog? Our next guest judge has asked for your favorite ‘Encourage’ photos which you can submit here.

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On the Road: Arriving in Grand Tetons National Park

A couple days ago, John Bosley and I flew out to Colorado to meet up with Nasim. We’re in the first stages of another exciting video for Photography Life: an advanced landscape photography tutorial. We’ve had this particular project in mind for a while, and it feels great to start putting our plans into action. After landing in Denver, the three of us stopped for some food and camping supplies, and then we hit the road to Grand Teton National Park.

This is the first time I have ever been to the Grand Tetons, and they absolutely do not disappoint. The landscapes here are massive and dramatic, and they have worked beautifully for photography. That isn’t even to mention the stars — thousands upon thousands of them, along with a very clear view of the Milky Way galaxy. We’re planning to film a section on nighttime photography before the trip is over, and I can’t wait to share some more star photos with our readers.

Milky Way at the Tetons

NIKON D800E + 20mm f/1.8 @ 20mm, ISO 6400, 15/1, f/2.8

For the first couple days at the Grand Tetons, we have spent most of our time scouting for different locations. From mountain reflections to winding rivers, we’ve managed to find several nice places to film the video and take some landscape photos. We’ve also seen quite a bit of wildlife — several owls, an eagle, a weasel, and a few others. I even had a chance to take macro photographs of dragonflies along the edge of a pond. Whatever type of nature photography you do, the Grand Teton National Park is a great place to be.

Marmot Beaver Squirrel

We think that this is a yellow-bellied marmot, but we aren’t sure. For all we know, it’s a beaver-squirrel. Any readers who can help us identify this cute animal?
NIKON D800E + 70-200mm f/4 @ 200mm, ISO 450, 1/400, f/4.0

Last night, we filmed the first case study for our video: framing and composition. The sunset was absolutely incredible — far beyond what we expected — and we managed to film everything in time to take some pictures as well. As one of the first sunsets I’ve seen in the Grand Tetons, this one set the bar pretty high.

Tetons Overlook

NIKON D800E + 35mm f/1.8 @ 35mm, ISO 100, 1/3, f/5.6

For the rest of the trip, we’re planning to move across several different National Parks, including Glacier National Park and Mount Rainier. We’re likely to film in other parks as well, but the rest of the trip is still in the planning stage. Along the way, though, we’ll be updating Photography Life with our newest photos and stories, so stay tuned. In the mean time, enjoy our Guest Post Month, and don’t forget to take some great pictures!

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Winter Wildlife

Winter is hard for wildlife as the days are short and food is in short supply, especially in the Antarctic. However, some animals are adapted for living in the coldest habitats in the world.

 

The artic hare is adapted largely to polar and mountainous habitats. Its distinguishing physical traits include shortened ears and thick white fur. The hares usually dig holes under the snow to keep warm.

 

The artic hare

 

The Artic fox or the white fox is commonly found throughout the Artic tundra biome. This species has thick, white coat which keeps warmth and helps camouflage in winter.

 

The species has a system of countercurrent heat exchange in the circulation of paws.

 

Desert cottontail rabbits are commonly found throughout North and South America. They are noted for their fluffy “cotton” tail.

 

A baby harp seal can be distinguished from hundreds of others by scent.

 

Musk-oxen are well-known for the strong odor from males and for its thick, shaggy coat. The coat keeps them warm in the Artic.

 

During the summer, snowshoe hares’ fur is rusty brown and turns white during the winter for camouflage.

 

The King Penguin ranks second only to the Emperor Penguin in terms of weight. Their distinctively large flippers help them dive deep in the icy ocean. With estimated total population of 2.23 million pairs, King Penguins are common in Antarctica, South Georgia, and other temperate islands of the regions.

 

The Siberian tiger is one of the three remaining species of tigers. It is the largest living felid. It is typically 5–10 cm taller at the shoulders than the Bengal tiger.

 

The Emperor penguin is the largest of all living penguin species. They reach 122 cm in height and weigh up to 45 kg.

 

 

Related links:

Helping Winter Wildlife during the Cold Spells

Arctic Animals\’ Changing Colors in Seasons

How We Can Help Animals of the Wildlife During Winter

Looking after Wildlife During Winter

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The 2016 VOICE Image Collection winners!

We would love to share with you the 2016 VOICE Image Collection, our yearly digital print competition. We received almost 35,000 entries and were blown away by the caliber of work. With 14 categories, the VOICE judging panel selected the 211 images that encapsulate the spirit of this special collection – vision, originality, inspiration, creativity and overall excellence.

It is our honor to announce the 14 best in category selections:

  • Beautiful Light Best in Category: Grecian Influence – Caroline Jensen
  • Color Best in Category: Cape Cod Colors – Olivia Gatti
  • Composition & Design Best in Category: Hoops – Ashley Carlon
  • Daily Life Best in Category: Splash a Bit – Bec Stewart
  • Happiness Best in Category: Puppy Love – Yanah Brennan
  • Human Face Best in Category: Tranquility – Martine Altena
  • Love and Connection Best in Category: Love, Everlasting – Felicia Chang
  • Mother Nature Best in Category: Over the Endless Dunes – Kirsty Larmour
  • Movement Best in Category: Untitled – Natasha Kelly
  • Night & Low Light Best in Category: Darkness Touch – Oksana But
  • Self Portrait Best in Category: Equanimity – Teresa Vick
  • Still Life Best in Category: Little Duck – Erica Caligiuri
  • Street Best in Category: Evening Blues in the City of Lights – Merja Varkemaa-Schneider
  • Unexpected Best in Category: I Need Somebody – Sally Ann Field

We encourage you to view the entire collection on the VOICE website. Trust us, you won’t regret viewing all that beauty!

And we’d like to offer a special thanks to our judges consisting of editors and image curators from the photography industry:

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