Dreamlike Nightscapes — Exploring Reality and Beyond
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by Angel Fux
1w ago
In this article, I’d like to dive into what composite photography is, since we are seeing it more often, with very few photographers being transparent or honest about using compositing techniques in their work. There is nothing wrong with composites. I truly believe it is not less work or effort, nor easier than “traditional” photography. What is wrong is lying or denying you’re doing it ..read more
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Capturing Wildlife Photos with a Tilt-Shift Effect
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by Ray Hennessy
1M ago
The photos I was capturing were certainly different, but I have learned over the years that different just to be different doesn’t mean a photo is good. I was sharing some of the photos that I was happy with, though I knew I wasn’t quite there yet. The entire process of learning and using this lens was such a great reminder to give things time and patience, not give up, and continue to push to learn how to use the gear for great photography ..read more
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Me Through My Images
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by Rahul Sachdev
2M ago
What I photograph and how I photograph reflect a lot about who I am in real life, that much I am sure of. I can’t say this for everyone, but for me the easiest way to be creative about photography has been to look at it as a medium to express myself ..read more
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The Power of Personal Projects
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by Bob Faucher
4M ago
For me the key word is “project.” Projects are highly flexible, allow me to stretch my wings, and make me a better photographer. I prefer to drive to all the destinations I go to for photography. I have two long-term personal projects that I work on whenever I am on the road. The subject matter for each project — rocks and trees, and derelict buildings — is generally found serendipitously ..read more
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Walking with Pumas
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by Cristina Harboe
5M ago
I’m deeply fascinated by the technique of combining intentional blurring with on-site, high-key photography. I believe it creates a uniquely delicate impression for the viewer. It's this delicacy, or perhaps gentleness, that I personally feel this particular feline possesses compared to other big cats I'm familiar with, and it extends even to the possibility of walking alongside them ..read more
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The Symphony of Submerged Aesthetics: Underwater Photography as a Catalyst for Ocean Conservation
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by Gustavo Costa
6M ago
The seamless merger of aesthetics and conservation in underwater photography is not coincidental; it's a purposeful alliance. The allure of captivating visuals entices viewers, encouraging them to linger and contemplate the mysteries that lie beneath the waves ..read more
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Why Every Landscape Photographer Should Go Backpacking
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by Joshua Cripps
8M ago
On the surface, backpacking seems terrible. It’s incredibly hard work, often uncomfortable, cold, and exhausting. And yet, trip after trip, I go back for more, because backpacking has brought me more moments of pure joy and beauty than any other activity. Here are my top five reasons why, plus some tips to help you have a successful first time out if you’re new to backpacking ..read more
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Infrared – The Surreal Landscape
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by Tony Sweet
1y ago
Tony Sweet discusses the joys of photographing landscapes in the infrared color spectrum, as well as how to get started ..read more
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The Vision Approach to Photography
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by Cole Thompson
1y ago
Cole Thompson discusses his vision approach to photography, using examples from his various photographic series over the years ..read more
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The Changing Face of Macro Photography
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by Robert Thompson
1y ago
The photographic world at present is in a continual state of flux. Technology is moving so quickly it’s sometimes hard to keep abreast. Macro photography in the past may have been seen as a specialist field with limited interest, but that’s no longer the case, it’s come a long way, and its popularity has grown immensely in recent years and continues to do so ..read more
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