Hillary Grigonis
Writer at Freelance
Hillary K. Grigonis is the author of Kaleidoscope Me. Along with writing, she's also addicted to photography and contributes to several websites.
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2 weeks ago |
digitalcameraworld.com | Hillary Grigonis
As a photographer, I often feel like I need to travel to a beautiful location in order to take epic pictures – but a photograph by Beth Mancuso, the first ever Sony Alpha Female+ Creator of the Year, reminds me that beautiful images can happen literally in our own backyards. Every week, the Alpha Female+ group awards a micro-grant to a photographer.
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2 weeks ago |
flipboard.com | Hillary Grigonis
12 hours agoKnown for his powerfully impactful images of nature and the human condition, he was widely regarded as one of the most important documentary photographers of his time. Sebastião Salgado, a celebrated Brazilian photographer whose striking images of humanity and nature in the Amazon rainforest and …
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2 weeks ago |
yahoo.com | Hillary Grigonis
When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. Credit: Beth MancusoAs a photographer, I often feel like I need to travel to a beautiful location in order to take epic pictures – but a photograph by Beth Mancuso, the first ever Sony Alpha Female+ Creator of the Year, reminds me that beautiful images can happen literally in our own backyards. Every week, the Alpha Female+ group awards a micro-grant to a photographer.
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2 weeks ago |
digitalcameraworld.com | Hillary Grigonis
As the US announced then temporarily reduce reciprocal tariffs, photographers are starting to see real-world examples of how much the new trade regulations may impact pricing. One example? The Leica D-Lux 8. Leica warned fans that a price change was coming ahead, then on May 01 photographers saw just how much the prices would be impacted. The few models that Leica makes in China rather than Germany saw the steepest increase, including the D-Lux 8 compact camera – which rose from $1,595 to $2,790.
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2 weeks ago |
digitalcameraworld.com | Hillary Grigonis
A US court of appeals has dismissed a copyright case between a photographer and rapper Lil Nas X, saying that the original photos' existence on Instagram didn’t prove that the singer had viewed them and that the rapper’s photographs were not substantially similar to the photographer's. Earlier this month, the Ninth Circuit US Court of Appeals affirmed the lower court's decision to dismiss the case in Rodney Woodland v. Montero Lamar Hill.
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"It's the modern photography equivalent of having your cake and eating it too." https://t.co/DFfOlOqv2V
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Long live the DSLR. https://t.co/XEpEcftE6A