Guest Article by: Marcela De Vivo A wedding is an important event in a couple’s lives, and if you’re in charge of taking pictures of the big day, you’ll want to capture the excitement of the day as best as possible. However, wedding photography isn’t always as easy as just snapping…
One of the interesting article from our ardent follower and wonderful photographer Shams Sourav. In this post, he underlines how important is gear for a photographer, does owning a high end camera promise a better photograph and so on. Interesting read.. Guest Article by: Shams Sourav It is neither an…
Melbourne based photographer Debashis Talukdar spent 18 months capturing this time-lapse video of his home city. This 4-minute-and-10-second video is made from over 13,000 images that were all individually shot with a Canon 5D Mark II, and either a Canon 17-40mm EF or a Canon 24-105mm EF lens. Here are…
To sell a product is to convince the consumer, it may be through any master tactic ranging from a super cool logo to a catchy photograph. Here in this post of ours we wanted to underline and highlight some of the key aspects and modern day trends in product photography.…
Street Photography definitely doesn’t need much of an introduction. Almost every photographer today would have tried his luck in this evergreen and interesting genre of photography. When we analyze little detailed into the aspects and characteristics of this genre, there were more than a handful of reasons for a photographer…
Having derived from the Greek word Phot-Light & graphos-drawing, light drawing should it be called for the significance of radiance in the art of photography. A great amount of practice and a sense of recognizing would make us record the ambiance of light much exclusively producing superior photographs. Light is…
Either to go by the theory of relativity or to bind and accept the basic law of human desire, it is almost impossible not to expect fame from our creations. By all means it becomes acceptable and understandable when an artist looks for appreciation and fame for his creations. So…
Humans have always been excited to look into and admire the shapes and variations inside a face be it on a mirror or the other side of it. Photographing the faces with emotions and signs taking it close to being natural will remain one of the daunting tasks for any…
To presume any form of art is to gain a kind of constant flow of energy on to our system and above all convert that energy into happiness. For Instance in Photography, how does one happily go about shooting pictures and assume himself as a good photographer. This is more…
Ian Plant, a Professional Landscape Photographer speaks about some useful and easy steps in Mastering the Art of Composition in this wonderful Tutorial. Feel free to explore more from his pictures and get inspired. Guest Article by: Ian Plant What makes a great photograph? Is there any one aspect of…
First up what is a Prime lens, a lens with a fixed focal length having a wonderful sensitivity to low light is the one. Taking into consideration the built quality or even avoiding them, these lenses seems to always surprise one with their optical quality and contrasts. Cost of making…
Every bit of art is an ongoing and ever learning process. Photography doesn’t bother to fail or fall away from this plot. A Successful artist is a constant learner, learning from his previous mistakes and keeps experimenting with new stuff, thereby inducing and accepting new ideas and the obvious truth.…
Photography constitutes both to art and science. We express everything through an art medium, which is then captured inside a camera, and works along to form a Photograph – the medium of science. It becomes compelling for one to quote Ansel Adams here, “There is nothing more boring than a…
Guest Article By : Debashis Talukdar The use of leading lines in landscape photography is one of the simplest elements and often one of the most effective of drawing the eye of the viewer across or into an image. I love using leading lines in my images. Piers provide some…
One readily available natural light source irrespective of any other climatic factors and the one which doesn’t cost the photographer any extra bucks would definitely be the Window Lighting. Window lighting has always played a major role in the movies some few decades ago. In Fine art Portraits window light…
Guest Article By : Debashis Talukdar Introduction I started taking photographs with a point and shoot camera in 2000, and finally got my first digital SLR in 2006. It was a Canon 350D and admittedly, like most first time DSLR users, I really didn’t know what I was doing. Nor…