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• May 2012 (4)
  • ‘Aerial Nudes’
  • The Singer Who Shoots Leicas
  • ‘Results make up for awkwardness’
  • The iPhone Shutter Gripping Madness
• April 2012 (8)
  • Taking Matters to the Street
  • Lytro’s Missed Focus
  • InstaBackup for Mac
  • On Visual Ethics
  • You Can Tell a lot About a Company from What They Write on the Web
  • BJP: Canon launches groundbreaking camera to its Cinema EOS System
  • Portraits of the Little Ones from Where They Belong
  • The Man with a Camera
• March 2012 (40)
  • Sir Brabham, Racing In The Rain
  • An Interview with David Burnett
  • Fixing MacBook Pro’s Clicking Noise
  • Progressive JPEG
  • Nyepi is more than just Silence
  • Nyepi is more than just Silence
  • Thus the Web Begins Resolutionizing
  • That’s 70’s Shanghai
  • Photoshop CS6 Beta
  • Working with DSLR-sized RAW file on the iPhoto with the new iPad
  • Hipstamatic and Instagram are Killing It
  • Marley
  • On Location with Canon 1DX and Speedlite 600EX-RT
  • Canon Speedlite 600EX-RT
  • The Camera in the New iPad
  • ‘But improved sensor technology is only one of the reasons why smartphones have eaten compact cameras alive. The other reason is software.’
  • Ethical Sharing
  • John Gruber reviews the new iPad
  • If you can’t use it the first time, it’s broken
  • Camera+ 3.0
  • Aperture 3.2.3
  • Sir Jonathan Ive on simplicity that works
  • iPhoto’s Hidden Features
  • VII’s Hipstamatic Exhibition
  • Chuck Westfall Interview
  • ‘iPhoto Installer Utility’
  • Aperture’s New Boss
  • iPhoto for the rest of us
  • Vitaliy Sokol
  • On Being Smart and Taking Risks
  • Here comes Lytro
  • Lightroom 4
  • First Impressions on the Canon EOS 5D Mark III
  • The Missing Photo App
  • A Frozen Past
  • Goodies
  • The Dark Horse: Ferrari Wallpaper for iPad
  • Photographing Food
  • The 2012 PDN’s 30 Gallery
  • PhotoSweeper
• February 2012 (12)
  • Hans Gedda
  • Photoshop’s New Offspring, Adobe’s Next Chapter
  • Between Earth and Sky
  • Riding with the Cops in Bangkok
  • Olloclip & iPro
  • Tango by Pablo Corral Vega
  • Autopano 2.6 In-depth Review
  • gfxCardStatus
  • PictureCode’s Upcoming ‘RAW Ninja’
  • Mod in Style
  • ‘Western Press Photo’
  • Introducing: World Wide Will
• December 2011 (15)
  • Its name is Cinch
  • ‘Dreams’
  • @deelestari on trying different things.
  • Joy Knows No Boundaries
  • Paramount Picture’s New Logo
  • ‘Disposable’
  • Dr. Edwin Land on creativity, science and photography
  • Life’s 2011 POTY
  • Books from Indonesia
  • Travel Photographers of the Year 2011
  • How to put a Pocket Digicam to a Vintage Faux-Leica Body
  • Leica Short Movie by Wim Wenders
  • Apple & Photography
  • Decorating the West Point Style
  • Kubrick’s Eyes
• November 2011 (4)
  • The FinePix brand is gone from Fuji’s new X series
  • Black Rapid Kills The Luma Loop But It Doesn’t Kill Luma’s Soul
  • From ‘The Mind’s Eye’, Henri Cartier-Bresson
  • Compromise Is Not Loosing
• October 2011 (9)
  • On Lytro
  • The Last BSG Supper
  • Adobe’s Blurry Buzz
  • Steve Jobs by Diane Walker
  • Steve Jobs and the Truth
  • Barack Obama On Steve Jobs
  • Thank You, Steve.
  • S for ‘Seriously Sick Shooting’
  • The New Adobe
• September 2011 (12)
  • Fraud
  • ‘Prefabrication’
  • Staged Dust Bowl
  • London, not so long ago
  • Yours Truly on ‘Not Knowing’
  • Iconic photos, Instagrammed
  • BJP on the iPad
  • Retroism
  • The X10
  • FCCT Photo Contest 2011
  • Outdoorproof
  • Tim Hetherington Grant
• August 2011 (14)
  • MINI Cooper S: Unboxed
  • Ferrari Four
  • blitzmegaplex — Pacific Place
  • blitzmegaplex — Bekasi Cyber Park
  • A Cup of the Javanese Black Tea
  • Mt. Halimun National Park & The Nirmala Tea Estate
  • Infiniti FX: In the Wild
  • Paulo Coelho on Doubt and Fear
  • China’s Diversity in Pictures
  • ‘Stop Motion Photographer’
  • The Musician’s Eye
  • Return to the Roof of the World
  • Blooming Redundancy
  • X100’s Red Eye
• July 2011 (9)
  • The New World Press Photo Homepage
  • ‘The Lion Ships Tonight’
  • Lost and Found: The Beatles by Mike Mitchell
  • A father, A Son & The Beginning of a New Space Era
  • How to Take Levitating Self-Portraits
  • Back of a Webpage: Flickr Edition
  • ‘You love the country so much you believe you can build something good’
  • The Journey
  • From Ideas to the Yellow-bordered Magazine
• June 2011 (9)
  • Enter the Light Field
  • 6 Hours in Jakarta
  • Irina got ‘Burned’
  • Putin’s Personal Shooter
  • Snapseed is to editing for which Hipstamatic is to capturing
  • Use it Relentlessly
  • ‘Quickaccess’
  • Red Pop for your iPhone 4
  • From the Edge of Earth
• May 2011 (25)
  • When The Light is Right
  • Dieter Rams
  • Instant Newton
  • Roger Ebert, from ‘The dying of the light’
  • Cattleya’s Land
  • Tangible Measure of A Real Effort
  • Tribute to Korda
  • Korda’s Fashion Vision
  • From ‘What’s so special about yesterday?’ — Apple’s 10th anniversary retail poster.
  • Lonely Land
  • Vesākha
  • PhotoForge 2
  • Fascination of the Moment
  • Fujifilm X100 in-depth Review by Andy Westlake
  • Alternate Reality
  • More Than Meets the Eyes
  • Albert Einstein on Cosmic Religion: With Other Opinions and Aphorisms (1931)
  • My Big Small Bag
  • Jessica Dovey on the end of ‘Geronimo’
  • Clip
  • ‘Onomatopoeic’
  • Ferrari 458 Italia
  • The Archipelago in Monochrome
  • Blurb To Go
  • Ferrari F430 Spider
• April 2011 (26)
  • Portraits of the Omo Valley Tribes
  • Ferrari 360 Modena
  • ‘Days Gone By’
  • Photographic Legends of the 21st Century
  • Ira Glass on How to be great
  • Europa Square
  • Guitar Mojo
  • Noir for iPhone
  • Bruce Springsteen, 41 Shots.
  • We Live in a Cruel, Wild World
  • Where Magic Sets Sail
  • Manuals for the Millennials
  • Barbara Davidson: Victims of Gang Violence
  • The Photo Book Club
  • Charlie Chaplin in Color
  • TouchRetouch
  • Langdon Graves
  • ‘It was a camera that didn’t use any film to capture still images’
  • Built for Human
  • Ferrari 348
  • Ferrari F355
  • When Gravity Fails
  • Chicago, 1949.
  • Dubois & Barral
  • Vintage Reloaded
  • Martin Luther King, Jr. on Light and Love.
• March 2011 (27)
  • iMedia Browser 2
  • Ferrari 328 GTB
  • Porsche 911 GT3
  • Ferrari 308 GTB
  • Ferrari 308 GT4
  • La Serva Padrona
  • Kayumanis Ubud
  • Enchanted
  • Shut up and Shoot
  • So Long, Liz…
  • RED’s HDRx & The Impossible Shot
  • X100: “So far, so good”
  • M9 Diary
  • emphas.is
  • Fly by Saturn
  • Up! for Real
  • A new blog by TIME’s photo department
  • Emancipated
  • Besieged
  • ShiftIt: A window management app for OS X
  • The Nomads, The Clever One & The Sea
  • To All the Crazies…
  • Photographers are Pertinacious
  • Antarctica in 1915
  • Steve Jobs on technology, March 2, 2011
  • Annie’s Dream
  • Let Us Be The Magic
• February 2011 (24)
  • How Film Was Made
  • Raw Faces
  • Alberto Korda (1928—2001)
  • Greatness Inspires Greatness
  • Unscripted by BMW
  • Anatomy of a Corporate Conference Photo Shoot
  • World Press Photo 2011 High-Res Slideshow
  • Then & Now
  • Dear Mr. Eisenstaedt
  • ImageGlitch for Mac
  • At The Movies: Scent of a Woman
  • Today’s Photo: Untitled by L.J.
  • Ryan’s World
  • Inner Beauty
  • Hipstamatic goes ‘Instamatic’
  • Anthropographia Award for Human Rights
  • Roger Deakins, Nine-time Oscar Nominated Cinematographer, on Digital vs. 35mm.
  • The Jazz Loft Project
  • City of Shadows
  • Paying the Dues
  • The Seedling Team, capturing the soul of this journal in two sentences.
  • PhotoCopy
  • Growing is Forever
  • Muhammad Ali
• January 2011 (10)
  • The United State of Egypt
  • Commencement address by Steve Jobs, Stanford University, June 12, 2005
  • Less and Less Photoshop
  • No Fripperies
  • Intention is Magical
  • Waveriders
  • Michael Yamashita, on being lucky during assignments
  • Silver Efex Pro 2
  • I, Blogger
  • Bare
• December 2010 (9)
  • The Great Cuts
  • Crazy Heart
  • Noble Subtlety
  • Fourteen Acts Too Many
  • 2010
  • Fujifilm X100 Details Emerged
  • What We Believe In: The Hell Gate
  • Stanley Kubrick’s Odyssey
  • Jehsong’s Universe
• November 2010 (12)
  • A total lack of spousal or parental responsibilities
  • The President’s Photographers
  • World Without Photoshop
  • All You Need is Love
  • Nik goes 64
  • Angkor Photo Festival
  • Sfumato
  • The Union
  • Huntress with Buck
  • Echolilia
  • Why the S95 is a great pocket camera and I am not getting one.
  • Merapi
• October 2010 (9)
  • Aperture 3.1
  • Small World Big Shots
  • Behind Star Wars
  • Nature Does Wonder
  • Levi’s for Photographers
  • God Blessed Lady Liberty
  • Incase Ari
  • The Last Iceberg
  • eh, the Lightswitch?
• September 2010 (13)
  • Mongolian Racer
  • Homemade is Best
  • Read & Coffee
  • Fuji’s “Rangefinder”: Finepix X100
  • ‘Connected’
  • Daslight: Wallpaper for iPad
  • Boatie II: Wallpaper for iPad
  • Boatie I: Wallpaper for iPad
  • City Love
  • Lost World’s Fairs
  • Benevolent Mischief
  • This was a Canon & This is the G12
  • Dear Camera, Yours Truly, Apple.
• August 2010 (12)
  • Gameshifters
  • Daguerreotype
  • Russia’s Forefathers
  • Jay Clendenin’s Date with Bono
  • Hocus Focus
  • Curiously Sting
  • Island of the Spirits by John Stanmeyer
  • Sinar’s p-SLR
  • Zeiss Literature
  • A love letter from Marian Bantjes
  • Portraits of Afghanistan
  • The Man of His Time
• July 2010 (41)
  • Portraits of the Women of Afghanistan
  • Aisha
  • Shanghai Expo 2010
  • blitzmegaplex — Central Park
  • Honda CR-Z
  • Luminous Screen Emulsion Transfers
  • Tour de France
  • Lens Adaptability
  • Lighttrac for iPad
  • Incepted
  • Roger the Sketcher
  • The Pragmatic Cover
  • Image of a Man
  • The Journey is The Reward
  • The Godfather Legacy Lives
  • Photographing TEDGlobal
  • $200 Wireless DSLR Monitor
  • Today’s Photo: Blues on Saint-Louis bridge
  • Assorted post on the big question
  • The Village and Her Giant Mirror
  • Pictorial: Indonesian Railway Heritage
  • The Java Heritage
  • The Indonesian Railway
  • Big Bags: David Burnett
  • Beauty and Battles
  • Alledaags
  • Canon Quick Guides
  • SuperCal
  • iCarl iZeiss iPhone 4
  • BMW 535i
  • 2010 Volkswagen Golf GTI
  • Scoot-case: Photographer’s Best Friend?
  • Beware of App Store Scams
  • The Photobook Girl
  • Quiet Films
  • Edge of The Sky
  • Soleterre’s Old War
  • The Lost Holga
  • Edition29
  • Life in Pakistan
  • iPhone 4 as a camera
• June 2010 (29)
  • 2010 Cannes Lions Winners
  • It’s The Lenses, Stupid!
  • ImageRights comes to save the day. Really?
  • Overhauling Aperture 3
  • Apple of my Eye
  • 2010 Honday Odyssey
  • Today’s Photo: Golden Harvest
  • Moonlite: Wallpaper for iPad
  • Batik: Wallpaper for iPad
  • Joybeans: Wallpaper for iPad
  • Waterdrops: Wallpaper for iPad
  • Ripple: Wallpaper for iPad
  • Karate Kid Stills
  • Toy Story 3
  • Images from the iPhone 4
  • There is no perfect camera that is right for everyone
  • Redrawing Shanghai’s Skyline
  • Hard, but not impossible
  • Snow Leopard Update: 10.6.4
  • Tiffen Photo fx Ultra
  • Digital Retribution
  • LaCie Rugged USB 3.0
  • Gearing up for World Cup
  • Lightroom’s Third
  • Someone knows how to do it right, and it’s not from a camera maker
  • Big Bag Bugs
  • Stormy Weather
  • The Empire Strikes Back
  • Cassini’s Space Camera
• May 2010 (9)
  • To Whom It May Concern
  • Mandela’s Children
  • Pencil-blunting research, on-the-fly camera settings and in-the-field improvisations.
  • Pogue Speaks Specs
  • One iPhone, One Thousand Apps
  • April’s Joy
  • An Eye for Beauty
  • Peter Gabriel’s Visual Journey
  • The Mothership
• April 2010 (9)
  • Expology: Shanghai to the world
  • Musical Hug
  • When Shooters Cook
  • Where the light is…
  • Olympus E-P1.1
  • You can be The Difference
  • One of Us
  • Sublime Recognition
  • The Art of Imagining
• March 2010 (13)
  • Earth Hour: Lights Off.
  • Sleeping Beauty
  • Perspective & The Focus Layer
  • Shadow from the Past, Light of the future
  • Hard to come by
  • John Legend @ Java Jazz
  • How enough, is enough?
  • Corporate — Life in PB Djarum
  • The Hermès M7
  • Sportsmen — Kings of Court
  • blitzmegaplex – Indoor Campaign
  • blitzmegaplex – Teraskota
  • Borneo: Barely Indonesia
• February 2010 (13)
  • Breathtakers
  • Shooter’s Insight
  • Shanghai Perspective
  • Aperture 3 & Its 64-bit Cocoa Flavor
  • Aperture 3: Faces, Places, Brushes & Presets
  • It’s all about the connection
  • Explaining the ‘Depth’ in Depth of Field
  • We Are the World Again
  • Chase excellence, success will follow
  • Soul of Africa
  • Portrait: Tim Burton
  • Simple Desktops
  • ImageOptim: Free Image Optimization App for Mac
• January 2010 (11)
  • The Coming of the Third Kind: Meet the iPad
  • Hello iPad
  • The Pluralist
  • Freelensing
  • Nature’s Hue
  • Forever City
  • Canon’s enormous 5200mm f/14 DSLR lens
  • Creating Digital Realism
  • Meet Canon’s new sword
  • Bending the rule of nature for Art
  • Leica X1: A Small Pocketable Gem with a Big Heart
• December 2009 (13)
  • Digital Photography’s Past is Photography’s Future
  • 1 is the magic number
  • Hip Hip Hooray: Hipstamatic for iPhone
  • Happy Ho-ho-ho-lidays!
  • The 300 Meter Tower
  • Angel’s Wings
  • Avatar: Ancient Wisdom meets Technology
  • How a small group of committed people can make big changes
  • Fuerzabruta
  • The Masters of Light
  • You Blink You Miss It
  • Finding Inspiration & Inspiring Commerce
  • Site Update & Google’s Public DNS
• November 2009 (15)
  • In Motion
  • Porsche Panamera
  • 7D is still a Still Camera
  • Impeccable Clarity
  • The City Never Sleeps
  • Bistro
  • Shopgirl
  • Fantasyworks
  • The changes are subtle but significant
  • A different kind of Viewfinder
  • Full Tilt Poker Ad: The Journey
  • Skybreak
  • Photography: The Art & The Industry
  • The Paradox of Death
  • Gone Too Soon
• October 2009 (11)
  • The Curator in Us
  • The True Color of Photography
  • World Press Photo 2.0: Over 50 years of Journalism Excellence at your Finger Tips
  • Megapixel, ISO, Nikon D3s and Whatnot
  • Red Dust Over Sydney
  • The Missing App & What Lies Ahead
  • Meet the Yolkers
  • Cirebon: Java’s best kept secret
  • World’s Batik: The Long Due Recognition
  • Today’s Photo: Liara’s Smile
  • Pixel Reality
• September 2009 (17)
  • The World is a Cube
  • Periodical Revolution
  • Getting Creative with Rain
  • The World’s Most Compact Full-Frame Camera
  • Today’s Photo: Goofing Off
  • Snow Leopard’s New Default Gamma Setting
  • Recreating Glamour
  • The World in Color, early 1900s
  • Leni Riefenstahl: The Nuba of Kau
  • Frankencamera: The Open Source DSLR
  • AIDS before Us
  • Art & Copy
  • Today’s Photo: Lucidity
  • 09.09.09
  • 7 is Canon’s new lucky number, 18 is not.
  • Behind the Scene: How the PORTFOLIO/Blog is published
  • Something Oriental
• August 2009 (24)
  • Snow Leopard for Photographers: What’s on your plate?
  • Today’s Photo: A Woman’s Silhouette
  • Traditional news is a huge waste of everyone’s time
  • The Coming Attraction: Canon EOS 7D
  • The not-so-secret Secret of Pixar’s Success
  • Congratulations to Sony Alpha Team!
  • BMW 320i In the Wild
  • Shadow in the Lines of Light
  • The World is Not Perfect in The World Wide Web
  • Resurrection of an Old Com-Pion: Canon PowerShot S90
  • Virtual Reality, anyone?
  • Today’s Photo: The Little Man
  • Ferrari California
  • Ferrari F430 Scuderia
  • How Potter’s Magic Came to Life in 3D
  • Today’s Photos: Sentimental Images
  • From the archive: PopPhoto’s Vintage Camera Ads
  • Supermodels
  • Travels to The Edge with Art Wolfe
  • Today’s Photo: Solitude (with poem)
  • Overexposed: The Blurry Picture of The Imaging Industry
  • Behind the scene: Wired’s ‘New Rules’ feature by Dan Winters
  • Today’s Photo: Keep it simple
  • Olympus E-P1 real-world review by Ken Tanaka
• July 2009 (12)
  • Today’s Photo: Krakatau back from the dead
  • Leica strikes back: The new Leica S-System
  • Ricoh GR Digital III: Faster, better, smarter but not smaller
  • Imagining Space: The Journey that changes mankind forever
  • Eclipse of a lifetime
  • The Giant Step for Mankind
  • Indonesia Unite
  • Forwarded Call: From the iPhone to The Lens Blog
  • The Quest for Good Photographs and How the Brain Perceives Images
  • U2’s Tribute to Michael: Man in the Mirror live from Barcelona
  • The Art of the Title Sequence: WALL·E
  • Finger Painting with the iPhone
• June 2009 (22)
  • How the iPhone is changing the world of photography
  • Photographing people: The bare essentials
  • The Man in the Mirror: Tribute to Michael Jackson
  • R.I.P. Michael Joseph Jackson (1958–2009)
  • When the mobiles take over
  • Today’s Photo: Grace in the Sky
  • Pictures & Sound: Characters of New York
  • Kit for Vision: Manuel Carpio López
  • Today’s Photo: Chaos in Harmony
  • Voices of Love: Visions captured by heart
  • Old is the new New
  • Today’s Photo: Getting down to business with pigeons
  • R.I.P. David Carradine (1936–2009)
  • Playing Fair with Flare
  • The Story Behind the Tank Man of Tiananmen
  • World of Vision: Movie Concept Arts by Ryan Church
  • Inside the IMAX: A peek into one of the world’s rarest movie camera
  • Envisioning the final frontier: Star Trek Concept Art
  • Vision & Previsualization: Pixar’s ‘UP’ by Lou Romano
  • The Dancing Mama
  • IMAX is the anti-YouTube
  • Mustang ’71
• May 2009 (34)
  • Nature is our muse
  • Spell Binding
  • How photography connects us
  • This Week’s Theme: Mobile Phones
  • Fumbling toward the great shot
  • Today’s Photo: On the edge of torn peace
  • Facebook Frenzy: How to make it Quizzless, App-less & Cleaner
  • The Next Web
  • Faces
  • Delicacies
  • Consumerism
  • Fashion
  • Today’s Photo: Hungarian Horses
  • Today’s Photo: Tattoos
  • Flickr: A photographer’s best friend
  • iPhone loves your Canon
  • Gallery: PDN Photo Annual 2009 Winners
  • Today’s Photo: White Horse
  • LensBaby + Canon EOS 5D Mark II = Last Day Dream
  • Today’s Photo: Running in the city
  • Hollywood in your hands
  • The Bigger Picture: NY Times’ full screen photo gallery
  • A little here and there
  • Writers write, photographers…
  • Ricoh CX-1: The Tiny Beast
  • New Gear: Canon EOS 500D / Digital Rebel T1i
  • Hopes of Tomorrow
  • Another kind of photography
  • Till wed do us life
  • Where is Everyone?
  • A Journey North to Java’s Best Kept Secret
  • The Batik Tradition
  • Today’s Photo: Pennsylvania Green
  • Honda Freed
• April 2009 (3)
  • Robert Capa’s Mexican Suitcase
  • What money can’t buy
  • Obama’s Point of View
• March 2009 (1)
  • Introducing PORTFOLIO 2.0
• February 2009 (3)
  • BMW 750Li
  • Juicing up Mac’s Dictionary app
  • SE7EN
• December 2008 (1)
  • Living Green
• November 2008 (1)
  • Audi Q5
• August 2008 (1)
  • BMW X6
• July 2008 (2)
  • SL-350
  • Batavia
• June 2008 (2)
  • Toyota Alphard 2008
  • Honda CR-V
• December 2007 (1)
  • Interiors
• February 2007 (1)
  • Behind the Fences
• January 2007 (1)
  • Professions
• August 2006 (1)
  • Yogya Reconstruction
• May 2006 (1)
  • Nusantara
• May 2005 (1)
  • Landscape

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