There are a number of locations and landmarks in the world that a photographer should capture in his/her lifetime! If you only get to go to one of these locations it’s an experience that you will never forget and all are photography destination that we all crave for!(descriptions from Wikipedia)…..
Glass is a great subject for photography. Often overlooked, glass offers reflections, crisp, clean lines and can catch colours that really bring the image to life! Add a Polarizer filter into the mix and you have a whole other dimension and limitless options to your photography.
Annie Leibovitz is an American portrait photographer whose style is marked by a close collaboration between the photographer and the subject.
Starting out in wedding photography can be stressful and a daunting experience. Structuring your day and preparing properly is the key to succeeding and creating great photographs for the happy couple. I wont go into the technical side of things, this guide is about planning and structuring the day.
Taking a meter reading of the light that is in your shot can be the difference between an under/over exposed shot and one which is just right. I am not an expert on this subject, so rather than trying to write a tutorial I have found a selection of great articles from around the internet for your reference…
Taking photos as a hobby is one thing, but what about when someone asks you to take photos for them to display. I was recently asked to take some photos of a friends car. Here is the process I used to make sure that not only I was happy with the outcome, but more importantly, they were!
Photoshop plugins are always VERY useful during your post processing sessions. I have taken a look about the interweb and gathered the following great plugin’s to aid in your creativity!
Rachelle is a creative wedding, event and portrait photographer with a contemporary style to her images. She produces a fusion of candid and formal photography to capture portrait and wedding photo’s which really represent the emotion of the people and events featured in them. She very kindly agreed to let me ask her a few questions about what inspires her photography and the equipment and thought processes that go into her art.
Water is one of the most interestng subjects for marco photography (in my humble opinion). It completely random (as explained by Jeff Goldblum in Jurassic Park). Here are some great examples!
A ‘Polar’ Panorama is a panoramic photo that has been ‘rolled’ 360 degrees to make a small planet type effect. It is quite a simple process (once you have the right photo!)
