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A porcine bladder model of pre‐clinical urodynamics demonstrates increased afferent nerve activity during filling
Abstract Introduction and Objectives Urodynamics are the accepted gold standard for the evaluation of multiple forms of voiding dysfunction. However, the tests are expensive, invasive, poorly reproducible, and often prone to artifacts. Therefore, there is a pressing need to develop next-generation urodynamics.
2022 Natural Landscape Photography Awards: The Winners
Home News Landscapes The winners have been announced for the second annual Natural Landscape Photography Awards.
A Historic Moment for Landscape Photographers: The NLPA Book Is Here, and It's Stunning
Historic? Really?Allow me to justify. Despite 2021 being their inaugural year, the Natural Landscape Photography Awards have already earned a reputation among the landscape photography community as a bastion against the powerful influences of social media on the art form. Their recently published awards book. better described as a hardbound, carefully curated collection of fine art photographic prints and essays, is no less commendable.
Controversial Grand Prize Winner Withdraws From 'Outdoor Photographer' Competition
Outdoor Photographer awarded the grand prize of their "Great Outdoors 2021" to a composite image that violates the rules of the competition as stated on the official website. This controversy gives rise to an ethical question regarding photography competitions that fail to enforce their own rules.
Seascape Photography 101: Everything You Need to Know
Home Topics Landscapes by Devin Rogers February 2, 2022 Seascape photography can be both rewarding and intimidating. The ocean can deliver beautiful photographs, but it also has the power to ruin your gear. Check out this in-depth video from Nick Page for several pro-tips that will help to both keep your gear safe and to come away with beautiful photographs. One of the biggest challenges is managing how your gear interacts with the salt water and sand that are inevitable while shooting.
Why You Should Always Carry a Telephoto Lens for Landscapes
Home Topics Landscapes by Devin Rogers February 1, 2022 One of the most challenging aspects of landscape photography is finding a composition that does justice to the beauty we see and experience in the field.
Why the S1R Is Still One of the Best Cameras for Landscape Photographers
Though the Panasonic Lumix S1R remains a dark-horse contender among its full frame mirrorless competitors, I believe Panasonic made a strong entry into the market that is still worth considering over the more established and up-to-date competition. Check out this article to learn about some interesting features that the S1R has to offer for landscape photographers.
Experience Epic Milky Way and Fog Photography Above the Golden Gate Bridge
Home Topics Astrophotography Have you ever had a shoot fail to go as planned? How often do you come away with images that you love, but weren't expecting? Check out this video to see how Michael Shainblum makes the best of a sunset shoot that didn't pan out. As photographers, we tend to make plans and establish expectations for how a shoot will go.
Enjoy Calming Fog Sunset Photography With the Sony A1 and 35mm Film
Home Topics Landscapes For many of us, 2021 has been no better a year than 2020. Take a break, and rise above the fog with this incredible video from Michael Shainblum, as he captures long exposures, time-lapses, and film images from high above the clouds in San Francisco. The world-famous fog of northern California clings low to the rolling terrain, which means that dedicated photographers are able to climb the local mountains to get high above the gloom.
Get Ready for Winter Landscape Photography With Nick Page
Home Topics Landscapes With winter approaching fast (for our readers in the northern hemisphere), it's time for landscape photographers to prepare for snowy scenes and cold sunrises. Though it can introduce a new level of challenge to your standard photography routine, photographing landscapes in the winter can also be very rewarding and will certainly add a new dimension to your portfolio.
Experience Monsoon Storm Photography With Nick Page
Home Topics Landscapes Step outside of your comfort zone and head into the storm with this incredible desert adventure. This video follows professional photographers Nick Page, Michael Shainblum, and Sean Parker as they capture a monsoon storm in the remote desert. Storm chasing can be incredibly rewarding for landscape photographers who want to experience and capture conditions outside of typical sunrises and sunsets.
2021 Natural Landscape Photography Awards: The Winners
Home Topics Landscapes Why does the world need another landscape photography competition? Well, the Natural Landscape Photography Awards, the first competition of its kind, aims to promote landscape photographers who strive for realism and authenticity in their images. This new competition has established important parameters for entry images that restrict certain digital editing techniques and compositing.
Discover Wide Angle Seascape Photography With Michael Shainblum
Home Topics Landscapes The ocean can provide an incredible subject for landscape photographers, especially when photographed in combination with a sunrise or a sunset. Check out this video for an amazing look into one photographer's process for capturing wide angle seascapes. Coming to you from Michael Shainblum, this video contains some excellent tips for how to capture better seascape images. Photographing sunsets and sunrises can be quite hectic, as the light changes quickly.
Master Manual Exposure Blending With This Foolproof Photoshop Workflow
Home Topics Photoshop With modern HDR-blending algorithms making exposure blending so quick and easy, manual exposure blending may seem like an outdated skill for landscape photographers. However, automated software doesn't always produce the cleanest results. In this article, we'll discuss a foolproof workflow for manual exposure blending that will give you total control over your images and ensure results of the highest quality.
How to Make the Most of Overcast Days in Landscape Photography
Home Topics Landscapes Landscape photography can be discouraging when the sky is overcast with no chance of dynamic light or beautiful sunset colors. Luckily, overcast weather is actually ideal for certain types of landscape photography if you are willing to step outside of your comfort zone. Check out this video to see how you can create beautiful images even when the weather is gloomy.
How to Easily Fix Blue Sky Gradients in Photoshop
Home Topics Photoshop Often caused by polarizer filters, lens vignetting, or side-lit scenes, gradients can be a pain to handle in post-processing. Follow these simple steps in Photoshop to gain control over gradients commonly found in blue sky images. Before we begin, it's important to note that not all gradients are bad, as they can often enhance an otherwise dull image. The human eye enjoys the smooth tonal transitions that gradients provide.
Join This Collaborative Discord Community for Landscape Photographers
Home Topics Landscapes Landscape Photographers Worldwide is a dedicated Discord channel for landscape photographers to come together and discuss the tools of the trade.
Learn to Utilize Frequency Separation in Landscape Photography
Home Topics Landscapes Frequency separation is a Photoshop technique that involves "separating" the colors in an image from the textures. Though typically used by portrait photographers for retouching a model's skin, it's a useful tool for landscape photographers to have on their belts. In this article, I outline two cases in which frequency separation helped me process a recent image.
10 Pro Tips for Photographing Landscape Reflections
As landscape photographers, one skill that always requires honing is composition. Essentially, we seek to find a bit of beauty in the chaos of nature and then capture it in a frame. Finding and capturing reflections is a great way to portray order and symmetry. Here I've compiled some tips and tricks that can help you master your reflection compositions. 1.
Learn to Photograph Sand Dunes in Death Valley With Michael Shainblum
Home Topics Landscapes We have all seen the kind of incredible images that can be captured of sand dunes. In this video, we are given an informative look behind the scenes with renowned landscape photographer Michael Shainblum, as he makes the trek out through the dunes in Death Valley National Park. Don't miss out on this exciting look into his creative process. As landscape photographers, we are all familiar with the strange disdain for sunny days and perfect blue skies.
Watch This Breathtaking New Zealand 8K Time-lapse
Professional landscape photographer Michael Shainblum shares this incredible 8K UHD time-lapse featuring amazing light at many of the best locations in New Zealand for landscape photography, including Milford Sound. Be sure to check out the full-size image gallery as well. Creating a compelling time-lapse is an art form unto itself, and Michael is world-renowned for his skill in this area. One critical component in a quality time-lapse is motion.
Capturing Intimate Wave Photography With a Telephoto Lens
The ocean has long been a muse for artists of every sort. For photographers, coastal waves, in particular, provide a pleasant combination of color and motion which presents many creative opportunities. Using a telephoto lens, it is possible to capture incredible detail from a safe (not to mention dry) location.
Drastically Reduce Noise in Milky Way and Nightscape Foregrounds Using Photoshop
In recent years, technological advances in camera sensors have made it possible to capture incredible landscape images at night, but they still struggle to capture detail when the light is very low or nonexistent without introducing high amounts of noise to the image. This technique, known as "median stacking," will help reduce or even eliminate noise in your nightscape foregrounds, resulting in clean, detailed images that are ready for print or online scrutiny.
Hyperfocal Distance Made Simple: Forget the Charts and Calculators
The majority of landscape photographers tend to prefer keeping the entire scene in focus from back to front, using smaller apertures to maintain greater depth of field. Using this simple technique, any photographer can quickly find the hyperfocal distance, or the focusing distance at which a lens, given any aperture and focal length, will produce the greatest depth of field. Capturing Sharp Images Many photographers abide by the rule of thumb to focus one-third of the way into the scene.
Large reduction in opioid prescribing by a multipronged behavioral intervention after major urologic surgery
Original Article Bruce L. Jacobs MD, MPH Corresponding Author jacobsbl2@upmc.edu orcid.org/https://orcid.org/0000-0003-1358-0764 Department of Urology, University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Center for Research on Health Care, University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Corresponding Author: Bruce L. Jacobs, MD, MPH, Department of Urology, University of Pittsburgh, 5200 Centre Ave, Ste 209, Pittsburgh, PA 15232 (jacobsbl2@upmc.edu).
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