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Most brides will have an idea of what they want their wedding album to look like, from the overall style to specific shots and although you shouldn’t set your heart on any particular shot you have seen in a magazine or in someone else’s album being recreated it is a good idea to give your photographer a list of photographs you would like to be taken. Here are the most frequently asked for shots.
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I’m sure most, if not all of us, at one time or another have attended an art or other exhibit at a museum or art gallery that features photographs in an exhibition–artistic or educational.
photography-exhibit.jpgVery likely if you’re an aspiring artist to be “seen” or “shown,” certain emotions may be evoked while looking at other artists having their own shows. Even more to the point, I bet most here reading this post would wonder:
For some photography is a hobby, for others is a job and passion. This selection of images shows you what lengths photographer will go to in order to get ‘that shot’. Enjoy.
Focus in photography is about a lot more than simply sharpness or being able to see what you are looking at. Focus can enhance a subject by making it stand out from or blend into its surroundings, focus can draw you in, and the right focus can create an emotional connection with the viewer. No matter what style of photography you enjoy, focus can work for you or against you.
Focal length and apperture are two of the fundamentals of photography that must be learnt in order to progress your skill. The following article gives a clear and consise explanation to help those just starting out.
The northern and southern polar lights have fascinated and hypnotised man for as long as we have graced the planet. The unearthly flame-like lights have been the inspiration of folk tale and legend for generations and since the invention of the camera a holy grail-like conquest for many enthusiast photographers.
Whether you have been creating photographs for years or only for few weeks, finding inspiration is not always easy. We all experience periods of creative blocks when we get stuck and all our good ideas come to a halt. Inspiration seems to elude us. So, what can we do to help a creative energy affect us day after day?
It can be argued that photojournalism is the most universal form of mass communication. Writing and speaking both require the knowledge of a specific language, but the visual image can in many instances be understood by anyone. Facial expressions, emotions, movement and body posture as well as composition, light and shadow can tell a story in the same way that words can.
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