Photoshoot and Beyond
As with any specialized area of photography, the art of macro photography – that is, making images of objects at a very close range – is in a creative world unto it’s own. This is true not only in terms of the specialized gear required to tell a story at a true 1:1 scale, but […]
To the complaint, ‘There are no people in these photographs,’ I respond, There are always two people: the photographer and the viewer. ― Ansel AdamsFiled under: Inspiration Tagged: Ansel Adams, inspiration
Stroboscopic flash photography is basically putting your camera on a slow shutter speed and firing bursts of strobe lighting to freeze moments in action for a “double exposure image” on acid, so to speak. When David Einar was booked for a shoot with the Linköping Hockey Club in Sweden, he wanted to convey the full sense of action […]
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Every time I think that I am out of inspiration and out of ideas, I head to our bookshelf. It’s huge, and jammed full of books of all shapes and sizes (those tiny kids board books are just so hard to store!). I let my eyes browse over the titles, and within moments something amazing happens: […]
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If the photo you are posting to Facebook is the very top of a mountain, and that mountain is stealthy and cunning, it is a “Sneak Peak.” If it’s anything other than that, it’s a “Sneak PEEK.” If you have to buy a pre-made photography workshop kit, you probably shouldn’t be teaching photography to others. […]
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I usually stray away from cities and all the hustle and bustle. Even when I’m just looking at photos and video, I find myself looking at landscapes of the great wide open much more often than I look at photos taken in urban and metropolitan areas. But, there’s something about this trippy timelapse from photographer and […]
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I love miniature photography, especially when it’s as creative as Tatsuya Tanaka. The way the photographer can look at single piece of pasta and think “water slide!” or a dish sponge and think “rock climbing!” It such an outside-the-box way of looking at the small, everyday objects most of us don’t pay much more attention […]
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Red Bull always seems to be up to something (perhaps it’s the “wings”), trying to impress us with various antics to get us to buy their overrated energy drinks. But, on the plus side, it affords those of us in the creative world with some great inspiration. In one of their most recently-released videos, stunt […]
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Red Bull always seems to be up to something (perhaps it’s the “wings”), trying to impress us with various antics to get us to buy their overrated energy drinks. But, on the plus side, it affords those of us in the creative world with some great inspiration. In one of their most recently-released videos, stunt […]
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Sometimes the cosmic forces of the universe just align to give you the opportunity to produce some really really unique photographs. There is no other way to explain how I was able to capture these photographs of the Perseids Meteor Shower with the Mil…