A Monkey’s Right to Bring a Copyright Lawsuit
Donald Scarinci / October 8, 2018
The long legal battle over a monkey’s rights to a “selfie” is now over. A federal court of appeals ruled in April that the monkey lacks statutory standing to bring a copyright infringement lawsuit. British photographer David Slater traveled to Indonesia to capture the crested black macaque. While he was shooting, one of the primates […]
New Sigma Art Lens Will Not Be Available for Nikon
Donald Scarinci / September 24, 2018
As many photographers can attest, Nikon cameras and Sigma lenses generally work together seamlessly to create stunning images. However, Sigma could not get its latest lens from the highly-regarded Art line to work with Nikon mounts. So, for now, Nikon fans will be missing out. Sigma announced the 70mm F2.8 DG MACRO Art early this […]
Stanley Kubrick’s Photography on Display in NYC
Donald Scarinci / September 10, 2018
Before he became a ground-breaking director, Stanley Kubrick was a photographer. His early work can be seen this summer in New York City. “Through a Different Lens: Stanley Kubrick Photographs” runs through October 28, 2018, at the Museum of the City of New York. Kubrick got his first professional photography job in 1946 as an […]