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This December, director Denis Villeneuve’s adaptation of Frank Herbert’s Dune will hit the big screen. The film follows intergalactic traveler / royal Paul Atreides (Timothée Chalamet).Here’s what we know so far.Frank Herbert’s 1965 novel, Dune, the first ina sci-fi series spanning several works combining for well over 4,000 pages, has been nearly impossible to adapt… via… Continue reading Oscar Issac Says He’s Previewed ‘Dune’ and ‘It Just Looks Amazing’ — Neev Media News

Watch some of the behind the scenes video of a wedding I photographed in August in Charleston, South Carolina. Hope you like. If you have any questions, hit me up on the comment below. Please hit “like” and subscribe to our channel. Podcast: https://conversationsoversweettea.simplecast.com Gear: Kit: https://kit.co/virgilbunao Merch: https://www.hundredoaksmercantile.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/virgilbunaophotography Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/virgilbunaophotography Website: http://www.virgilbunao.com via… Continue reading A Behind The Scenes (bts) to Luxury Fine Art FILM Wedding Photography — EO Photography & Entertainment

As a professional photographer, you learn to adapt to equipment changes and processes. One thing I have always loved is black and white shots. Even the most boring subjects seem to come alive in detail. While I was doing my training and yes, shooting with a manual 35mm camera, my most enjoyable moments were in […]… Continue reading A Black And White Moment — Through My Eyes

CASINOS LIKE THE Tropicana, the Sahara and the Sands sprung up in Las Vegas in the 1950s. Big bands backed top entertainment like Sinatra, Ella Fitzgerald, Judy Garland and Elvis. In this heady environment, Tom Zimberoff came of age. “My father played violin in the big bands at the time when big bands had string […]… Continue reading Celebrities, presidents and Panama Canal adventures mark photographer’s extraordinary career — Local News Matters

Story by: Stuart Something that made a big difference for me was switching to film. I tried a basic high end digital point and shoot (that still had some manual controls and shot RAW, almost a hybrid DSLR) and then my phone. via Film Photography — Wandering Ambivert

The Hidden King Documentary – (Pt. 1) Charles Ward Here it is the long awaited documentary about The Hidden King, by Digital Warrior Productions. The story about Joseph Gregory Hallett – King John III Editor’s note: This is a provocative interview, whatever your feelings or beliefs relating to a possible new king of England. It […]… Continue reading The Hidden King Documentary – (Pt. 1) — Blue Dragon Journal

The Hidden King Documentary – (Pt. 1) Charles Ward Here it is the long awaited documentary about The Hidden King, by Digital Warrior Productions. The story about Joseph Gregory Hallett – King John III Editor’s note: This is a provocative interview, whatever your feelings or beliefs relating to a possible new king of England. It […]… Continue reading The Hidden King Documentary – (Pt. 1) — Blue Dragon Journal

‘I make films because I have not learned anything else and I know I can do it to a certain degree’. Has there ever been a more pragmatic, unemotional, down-to-earth explanation of one’s choice of career than this? Werner Herzog equally manages to amaze us with his magnificent work and take us aback with his […]… Continue reading Visual Saturday: The Cinema of Werner Herzog — UpTheDownstair