After the first few shots in this series, which were silhouettes, I started composing my frames with a single green leaf in it. To my eye, the images immediately became more meaningful. Photograph/K Madhavan Pillai The almost spiritual nature of the structural breakdown displayed by fallen leaves on a wet, transluscent roof left K Madhavan… Continue reading K Madhavan Pillai: Exploring Fallen Leaves
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Mirrorless Cameras vs DSLRs
What would be the advantages and disadvantages of mirrorless cameras over DSLRs? Answer by: Shome Basu, Photojournalist and Writer When the initial mirrorless cameras came to India, one of the gadget editors of an economic daily presented it to me, so that I could share my views. At the time, I was using DSLRs for… Continue reading Mirrorless Cameras vs DSLRs
Vibrance vs Saturation in Photography: The Essential Guide
The post Vibrance vs Saturation in Photography: The Essential Guide appeared first on Digital Photography School. It was authored by Elizabeth Halford. What is vibrance? What is saturation? And when should (or shouldn’t) you use these post-processing tools to enhance your photos? Vibrance versus saturation can be a confusing topic, one that causes a major… Continue reading Vibrance vs Saturation in Photography: The Essential Guide
Introducing 1854’s Fast Track Vol. 2 winners: Kelly-Ann Bobb, Tayla Nebesky, and Hiro Tanaka
Reading Time: 3 minutes 1854’s FastTrack programme promotes unsigned talent in the commercial sphere. Here, three winners discuss their practices, reflecting on autonomy, intimacy, and playfulness Calling the twin island state of Trinidad and Tobago home, Kelly-Ann Bobb originally studied medicine, completing medical school at the University of the West Indies at St. Augustine Trinidad… Continue reading Introducing 1854’s Fast Track Vol. 2 winners: Kelly-Ann Bobb, Tayla Nebesky, and Hiro Tanaka
Tip of the Week: Concentric Frames
Multiple mirrors can give you endless frames within frames as they continuously reflect the images seen in each mirror. Found in trial rooms or barber shops, these mirrors can give you innumerable opportunities for photographic exploration. Repeating frames can also be found in corridors seen through arches and rows of hallways. Even the repeating iron… Continue reading Tip of the Week: Concentric Frames
Black Friday Deals 2021 For Photographers
The Black Friday Sale 2021 has arrived and we’re updating this article with the very best deals for photographers. From cameras and lenses to smartphones and accessories, we’ve got you covered.
Beginner’s Tutorial On Photographing Children
We show you how you can still shoot interesting photos of children without spending much money.
Fstoppers Interviews Rob Walwyn on His Upcoming Photo Exhibition ‘Karrikins’
Australian photographer Rob Walwyn is hosting the first exhibition of his project ‘Karrikins’ as part of Sydney’s Head On Photo Festival. Karrikins documents the aftermath of the bushfires that devastated Australia’s east coast in late 2019 and early 2020. What makes Walwyn’s images even more stunning is his use of Kodak’s discontinued false-color infrared film… Continue reading Fstoppers Interviews Rob Walwyn on His Upcoming Photo Exhibition ‘Karrikins’
When Should You Make a Photo Black and White?
Of all the edits you can do to a photo, perhaps none is more fundamentally transformative than converting it to black and white. However, how do you know when to make that conversion? This excellent video tutorial discusses the topic as it applies to wedding photos and portraits and offers some helpful advice. [ Read… Continue reading When Should You Make a Photo Black and White?
This guy wrote a piece of software to composite every photo he’s ever taken into a single image
Sometimes, you come across some photography experiments that are so unique you just have to share them. And this project from Andrew Eckel is one such experiment. He’s a musician, artist and software engineer. Before covid, he would regularly play shows in Boston, but with most of the planet being largely shut down for almost… Continue reading This guy wrote a piece of software to composite every photo he’s ever taken into a single image