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Capturing Magic
In the world of photography, timing is the key to everything. While skilled compositions and technical proficiency are undoubtedly crucial, the perfect lighting can create the perfect photo. Nowadays, we can determine any light ourselves and are no longer dependent on any natural light source, thanks to the developed technology. We can turn every day into a night by using the right filters. And we can illuminate every night to be seen as a day. A typical process, especially in the film industry.
Krishan MubasharPublished 25 days ago in PhotographyUsing a Continuous Light for Photography
Studio photography is something that I struggled with for the first part of my career. It can be difficult to learn how to shape lights when you don't have access to them or to the spaces to use them, but one of the things that I've found over the years of working as a photographer is that this problem can be simplified when you realise that you can achieve a lot with just one light. Further, using continuous lights, as we will do in this shoot, can be a great way to get to grips with shaping lighting in a way that feels more natural and much easier than using strobes.
Sophia CareyPublished 4 months ago in PhotographyThe Blue Moon Supermoon
A few weeks ago, I shared my photos of the Full Sturgeon Moon on Vocal. You can see the story below. With the Full Sturgeon Moon happening on August 1st, I knew that we would have a Blue Moon Supermoon during the last day of this month. I wanted to document the event with my camera and show you some photos.
Cendrine MarrouatPublished 9 months ago in PhotographyOf phones and photographs
Was a time I considered myself a photographer. Two Pentax manual SLR bodies, four lenses, lens hood, filters, tripod, camera bag, rolls of Kodachrome, Fujichrome, Ilford monochrome. A keen eye and a willingness to try out new things.
Raymond G. TaylorPublished 9 months ago in PhotographyPhotographing a Festival: What to Pack
Festival season is well upon us in the UK and as a live music photographer, I wanted to talk about some of the things I pack when it comes to shooting festivals.
Sophia CareyPublished 10 months ago in PhotographyLittle Tuna Meets the Colt
I recently moved back to Michigan after being gone since childhood. I asked in a few Facebook groups about good places around me to photograph herons/egrets/bitterns. One place highly recommended was Kensington Metropark, so off I went.
PhocalPublished 11 months ago in PhotographyIs This the Best Camera Bag On the Market?
As a full-time photographer, getting a camera bag that is durable, big enough to fit my equipment, and comfortable is a must. Unfortunately, it's more easily said than it is done.
Sophia CareyPublished 11 months ago in PhotographyPreserved Scandal: The History of Bob Guccione and Kodak Film
While ChatGPT continues to help provide background information in the beginning stages of research, it still falls flat when pulling specific information and offering a next step for further learning about a topic. This strength and weakness are both on full display when it comes to the history of Bob Guccione's use of Kodak film for his risqué photography, providing background on the format while omitting the story of when Kodak refused to process photographs of Cheryl Rixon.
OG AIPublished about a year ago in Photography
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Spirits of Ancient Guardians
In the heart of the ancient Redwood forest, where towering trees stood as silent sentinels to centuries of secrets, there lay a grove known as the Whispering Redwoods. Here, the air hummed with an otherworldly energy, and whispers echoed through the dense foliage, weaving tales of forgotten lore and untold mysteries. Legends spoke of lost souls haunting its depths, their ethereal forms dancing among the dappled sunlight like phantoms in the mist.
DanniePublished a day ago in PhotographyThe Profound Impact of Top Wedding Photographers in Charlotte on Your Special Day!
What exactly is your wedding day? It's a fountain of emotions, laughter, and feelings that are felt in bouts and moments across the venue! Your wedding photographs and videos are the proven ways to capture these process moments and have them with you even after your wedding!
Shane MathewPublished 2 days ago in PhotographyIlluminating Minds
In the digital age, where information inundates us from every corner of the internet, the power of visual storytelling stands unrivaled. Enter the world of educational infographics, where complex ideas are distilled into bite-sized nuggets of knowledge, inviting readers on a journey of discovery and enlightenment. And at the helm of this revolution stood Sarah, a graphic designer with a passion for both creativity and education.
Jheffz A.Published 3 days ago in PhotographyPink Rose
Rose at my office The beauty of a pink rose is a symphony of elegance, grace, and romance, captivating hearts with its delicate petals and enchanting fragrance.
HuongPublished 3 days ago in PhotographySleep music soothing relaxation
Healing Piano Music for Stress Relief, Calm Music for Meditation, Sleep, Relax, Healing Therapy, Nat ► Relaxing music encompasses a wide range of genres and styles, all aimed at promoting calmness, reducing stress, and inducing a sense of relaxation.
PeacefulMusicPublished 6 days ago in PhotographyFujifilm GFX 50R Review
Introduction: In the ever-evolving world of photography, Fujifilm has consistently stood out for its commitment to innovation and quality. The Fujifilm GFX 50R is no exception, offering a remarkable blend of performance, portability, and image quality. In this review, we'll delve into the features and capabilities of this medium format mirrorless camera to see if it lives up to the hype.
THE BIGGEST AND MOST KEPT SECRETSPublished 7 days ago in PhotographyEmbracing Manageable Style: Moral Patterns and Brands Driving the Way
Lately, the style business has gone through a surprising change, with supportability turning into a point of convergence for the two buyers and brands the same. As worries about the climate and moral practices keep on rising, the interest for maintainable design has flooded, inciting a shift towards more eco-accommodating and socially mindful practices. In this article, we'll investigate the developing significance of supportable style, the key moral patterns driving this development, and a portion of the spearheading brands driving the charge towards a more maintainable future.
Albert phashaPublished 8 days ago in PhotographyLeaving on an Odyssey: The Adventures of Movement and Experience
In a world loaded up with amazement and investigation, travel and experience coax to the trying and the inquisitive the same. From the snow-covered pinnacles of the Himalayas to the sun-kissed shores of tropical heavens, the appeal of finding new scenes, societies, and encounters powers our natural craving for experience. In this article, we leave on an excursion to investigate the groundbreaking force of movement and the elating rushes of experience.
Albert phashaPublished 8 days ago in Photography
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