Monday, 1 February 2016

How it will help your future


The way photography can completely transform your every waking moment is that it can help you to become more aware of each of those moments. How about your clothes,consider their colours. Really feel the textures that you normally ignore. Then take a second to think about the journey that they took to get to you, from growing the cotton, picking it, transporting, designing, sewing, distributing, marketing, selling. However If you’re hosting a big festival, for example, there’s a pretty good chance he/she/they are going to miss a lot of the action because they simply can’t be everywhere. Results can also vary extremely depending on who’s behind the camera, so again, make sure you do your research before you hire someone 


The final option for event photography seems like something out of a science fiction film, but it is very real and becoming more popular every day. Cameras attached to drones can take breathtaking images and videos of events from hundreds of feet up in the sky. Drones are an extremely popular option for outdoor events and large festivals, but have also been used inside venues and arenas. The sensation of weightlessness you can feel viewing pictures and videos taken by drones can make an event seem surreal and larger than life, and are a great way to capture the energy and electricity of huge parties and festivals. Drone photography is perfect for large scale events featuring large crowds and multiple stages/attractions.


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Photography composition technique

The only rule in photography is that there are no rules. However, there are a number of established composition guidelines which can be applied in almost any situation, to enhance the impact of a scene.

These guidelines will help you take more compelling photographs, lending them a natural balance, drawing attention to the important parts of the scene, or leading the viewer's eye through the image.

Once you are familiar with these composition tips, you'll be surprised at just how universal most of them are. You'll spot them everywhere, and you'll find it easy to see why some photos "work" while others feel like simple snapshots.
 Before photographing a subject, take times to think about where it will shoot it from. The viewpoint has a massive impact on the composition of the photo, and as a result it can greatly affect the message that the shot conveys. Rather than just shooting from eye level, consider photographing from high above, down at ground level, from the side, from the back, from a long way away, from very close up, and so on.     

Composition in photography is far from a science, and as a result all of the "rules" above should be taken with a pinch of salt. If they don't work in your scene, ignore them; if you find a great composition that contradicts them, then go ahead and shoot it anyway. But they can often prove to be spot on, and are worth at least considering whenever you are out and about with your camera.





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photoshope is also an important part in photography



How photoshop has change  life in the history,In the past, you had to be very patient as a digital photographer. If you wanted to catch something spectacular you had to carry your camera with you everywhere until you saw something special. To capture a sunrise you had to get up at the crack of dawn. Models had to spend hours in the makeup room and studios had to be well lit. Everything I just mentioned changed instantly with the invention of Photoshop Nowadays, when you look at an amazing photo or image your first impression is still “wow” but your immediate second thought is “that has to be photo-shopped. When you think of the history of Photoshop and everything Photoshop did to change the game, it’s pretty insane.

Photoshop has also changed our image of what the perfect person looks like. With models and celebrities – most notably – we have seen Photoshop go into every magazine cover and spread in modern existence.





People who passionate about photography 


  • I have lots of things that I am interested in and hobbies if you will that I have picked up over the years: music, both listening and playing guitar, technology, swimming, and of course my family is not a hobby but is something I am passionate about which takes up a lot of my time. Last summer my wife and I were in Helsinki Finland for a conference. Street Photography Quick Links is a compilation of Links, Projects, News, Videos, Events, or anything that is related to street photography or photography in particular that I have personally consumed. Perhaps these might interest you or make you think. If you want to send some links my way, details will be at the bottom of the post below. Now, you really don’t have to struggle in the darkroom to learn the ropes of how to take great photos. That is because the lessons of photography have gone online too. Ten blogs – that’s minuscule compared to the great photography blog sites out there. Just like the art of photography, there is a great variety in the nature of the photography blogs too. realized then that I should get serious about my photography. Much of what I had learned in terms of technique and technology was 30 years old and I frankly had forgotten most of the technique part. I began reading Popular Photography again and, as it happened, one of my close friends and the father of my son’s best friend is an avid photographer as well.







How photography can have a positive impact in your career 
(Let your style unfold organically)

Photography can have a positive impact within your career because as you start  doing photography it will help u more and more become social,Many photographers are in search of their unique style when they first start out, but the truth is you won’t know your style in the beginning. You really just have to go out and shoot, shoot, shoot a ton of images, and after a couple years you’ll start to see similarities in your images emerging. These become your style and show up organically. So instead of trying to shoot a certain style, just shoot what you love, give it time, and let it happen naturally.If you have big goals, you should know that it will take a lot of time and effort to achieve them. Whether you’re going to start a photography business or write a book it is the same process. You may at times feel tired, exhausted, or even like giving up. You may think that it’s okay to give up, as your current position is quite fine. Don’t let your brain trick you like that! You can create amazing images with even the simplest of equipment! Many new photographers become pigeonholed into shooting a particular niche because it pays the bills. Paying the bills is of course important, but there is a way to focus on where you want to be while still shooting jobs that pay. 


Friday, 6 November 2015

The Power of Perspective in Photography

 The power of photography is a very complex and important concept – one that can be incredibly helpful through work and life. It also means different things to different people, as we’ve been revealing throughout this webinar. It’s our view that the power of photography has extraordinary potential and is underutilized in today's ever changing world. To best grow and learn as a photographer or someone who utilizes photography; it can be incredibly useful to get a broad and pragmatic perspective of what has come before. There’s a saying by a former teacher I had, I can’t teach you anything you can’t learn on your own. What I can do is save you time.This knowledge can help immensely. How you shoot a scene determines what kind of story you want to tell and what kind of mood you want viewers to feel when they look at a photo. The power of perspective is beyond the consideration of your photography subjects; it is about the angle of your camera, your proximity to the subjects and what you include in the frame that plays an important role in your final image. Every single day millions of people document aspects of their lives important or mundane  onto social media sites like Instagram. Photography makes it possible to instantly capture moments of your life forever.


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The point of view of photographing

The point of view isn’t just determined by our physical surroundings. It’s also the creative stance you take when you shoot. Developing your own point of view means looking at the world through different lenses — maybe literally, and certainly figuratively. Investigate the world, think about what you find beautiful, and don’t allow convention to dictate an answer. Point of view in photography refers to the angle or place from which you shoot. That encompasses more than you might imagine — there may be as many photographic points of view as there are moments to capture. We can point our cameras up or down, and we can place them on the ground or from above. Try to see some other points of view as much as possible and creating a unique style means going outside of the norm and taking some risks... Make it a habit not to settle for your eye level as the only shot you take.  Look for ways to get high, or a lower angle that can really change perspective for you.  The more you force yourself to do this kind of exercise, the easier it will become for you to imagine these points of view before you even put your camera to your eye.






























































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