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• Celebrity photographer lights up Paris museum
A self-described "bad student," he took up photography in his teens after his stepfather handed him an old Kodak camera. American Vogue and Harper's Bazaar gave him his first big break, but it was his iconic black and white portraits of Princess ...
• Warren Buffet: Bio of a billionaire
Those not rafting could be found fly-fishing, horseback riding, shooting trap and skeet, mountain biking, playing bridge, learning to knit, studying nature photography, playing Frisbee with the ubiquitous canine conference guests, ice-skating on the ...
• Sleep with Picasso and Schnabel at these artsy hotels
They’re conceiving more ingenious ways to incorporate design elements using paintings, photography, sculpture and other objets d’art in the lobby or public spaces or as part of the whole “vibe,” down every hall and in every room. “Clients ...
• Filter pledges crisp photos in low light
It can mean you want to take a photograph on a street corner in Paris at midnight,” said Chris McNiffe, general manager of the photography company’s image sensor business. “We’re talking about a 2-to-4-times improvement in (light) sensitivity
• Cosmic Log: Science you can see
Photography: First place goes to Mario De Stefano, The Second University of Naples, for "The Glass Forest." Honorable mentions: Andrew Davidhazy, Rochester Institute of Technology, for "String Vibrations." Jessica D. Schiffman and Caroline L. Schauer ...