UNDERWATER DANCING PHOTOGRAPHS

Seriously spectacular and extraordinarily. We are going to present the stunning moves and freedom of style dancing photos with water. The underwater dancing and the element of style and music is really a treat to watch.

They said you can dance any where if your heart want to dance. These photos gonna rock you and give an expression of emotions and lovely thoughts while dancing with the waves of water and you gonna wet with the charm and moves of these amazingly captured photography. You gonna love it.

For these Photos credit goes to:
Dariusz Palarczyk
Klaus Kampert
Minh Phung

Nature Photography in the Philippines (Digital Camera)

To be with nature is like being in the arms of the Creator who, in His loving-care, put all these lovely things around us to lift our spirits.

Here are impressive photos that is taken only by a digital camera, which I also love to share with everybody.

Wildlife Photography: Capturing Animals

Wildlife photography is the art of photographing animals in its normal environment. Shooting photographs of wild animals involves much skill and patience. At times, photographers bear the harsh climates and conditions just to capture those moments.Animals in action makes the most compelling and successful image. The golden hour is great not just for light but for locating wildlife as well.

Adobo Photoshop by Biboy FOTOGRAPIYA

 

A PHOTOGRAPHIC JOURNEY

 

As a starter, he can say that he had done well enough this year for traveling and photography. He only traveled 2 major places for this year (Surgical - Medical Mission in Mulanay, Quezon Province which he haven't documented yet) and (Travel Journal in Donsol, Sorsogon). That's enough for him because he still having some baby steps for travelling. He also started exploring some undiscovered places around the place of Taytay, Rizal.

For photography, with patient online tutorial reading and help of his friends, Biboy finally ventured out himself from the Auto mode of his semi-DSLR camera. He also learned some skills specifically long exposure photography.
 

 Here are some of his Adobo Photoshop's Best Photographs for the last year 2011.

 

 

 Photo credits: Biboy Fotograpiya

Fashion in our Sight

Fashion Photography is the hottest choice of the photographers as a profession. To be a fashion photographer of repute, the person should have a fine knowledge on the texture of clothes as well as the vital statistics of the models. With the passage of time fashion photography has changed its shape. Nowadays the fashion photography deals even with story lines and exotic locations. The origin of fashion photography featuring models dates back to 1856.

Photo Credits: fashiontography.blogspot.com

Landscape Photography

Landscape Photography is one of the most creative forms of photography. When the photographer’s creative skills pair up with a good camera, a great landscape photo is born. Landscape isn’t just point the camera in any direction on a sunny. It takes a lot of creative thinking and photographic techniques to shoot an amazing landscape photo. Like any other form of photography, a lot of practice is required to master the art of landscape photography.

There’s something about getting out in nature with the challenge of capturing some of the amazing beauty that you see. Perhaps it fits some photographer's personality type. They loved the quietness and stillness of waiting for the perfect moment for the shot and scoping out an area for the best vantage point

Photo Credits: Harold Tan

Panning Effect Photography

Panning is the horizontal movement of a camera as it scans a moving subject. Panning is a very rewarding technique that can be used in a great variety of situations to produce a unique and outstanding picture. 

Proper panning implies motion. However, panning creates the feeling of motion and speed without blurring the subject as a slow shutter speed sans panning would tend to do.  Take for example the  image above. The first is an example of panning.  Notice how the car is clear and crisp but the rest of the image is blurred to show the motion of the vehicle.  This effect was achieved by panning.

Panning is also a technique that can produce amazing results but is also one that can take a lot of practice to get right.

The basic idea behind panning as a technique is that you pan your camera along in time with the moving subject and end up getting a relatively sharp subject but a blurred background.

This gives the shot a feeling of movement and speed. It’s particularly useful in capturing any fast moving subject whether it be a racing car, running pet, cyclist etc.

I’ve found that panning seems to work best with moving subjects that are on a relatively straight trajectory which allows you to predict where they’ll be moving to. Objects that are moving side to side are challenging and can result in messy looking shots as the motion blur can be quite erratic.

Photo credits: Blacklist Photography

Infrared Photography

These are IR pictures in false colors. These infrared photography feeds you with daily dose of infrared photo inspiration and awesome shots taken with infrared cameras.

-----------Infrared photography has given us the ability to record what the eye cannot see. As humans our eyes are sensitive to a limited band of wavelengths, between 400nanometres (the blue spectrum) and 700 nanometres (the red spectrum) known as visible light.

The infrared filter covering your lens is trying to block out all visible light and the internal hot mirror filter is effectively blocking out all near infrared light the amount of actual light hitting the cameras sensor is minimal. Consequently, shutter speeds times will be painfully slow. Even on a bright sunny day, working with a relatively sensitive camera, such as the Nikon D50, your shutter speeds are still going to be in the region 2 or 3 seconds at f8, with some cameras, considerably more! Obviously some kind of support is going to be needed whatever camera you use.

Some photographers might see this as a problem, others not. However, I have to mention it, this isn’t your only problem! Composition of your subject has to be made without the infrared filter in place, for the simple reason, the filter is opaque; you can't see though it.

----------If you only ever use your camera for taking infrared images you may want to consider having the hot mirror filter completely removed and an infrared filter put in its place. The benefit of this procedure is easy to see; Normal shutter speeds, no messing around with filters, use any lens you wish, no tripod to carry around and no focusing issues to deal with.



Photo credits: Jayzer Abilar (Blacklist Photography)

Interior Photography

 

Sources: http://richardpowers.co.uk/photo_template.php?id=16&page=2

Multimedia works and photography by Kim worden

Various example sof more abstract photography, including both commission-based & private works...

 

The Hidden Art of Digital Photography

Computers and mobile phones, mobility and microchips – these are the characteristics of the modern world. We live in a changing world through technology. The arts have always changed with technology. Remember: from charcoal drawings to painting to photography to digital photography, we have come a long way in the visual arts. We used different methods of collecting quality of life and freezing time. New technologies are constantly being developed to make fun of art easier and much more. However, you should know that the art of digital photography is not as easy as point and shoot.

The art of digital photography requires skill to pull correctly. Although some people reason that digital photography art can always be changed, many people do not really know how to edit the work. Of course, we can say that technology has a plan in which a person has to do almost anything to achieve a large photo met, but of course you need to know how to use the right tools to do so.

The art of digital photography you really need to master three Ts: time, talent and tactical placement of equipment. No, this is not correct. They need time, talent and treasure. Exactly what that means?

1) The time – there can be an instant expert in digital photography. You should take the time to learn everything. Even if you have any pupil who has the talent of a genius at what you really need training to develop that talent. Note that for all its power, a steamroller can not be used to make the work of a hammer. There is wisdom in the use of energy properly.

may be the moment in the art of photography is something like a train of digital sharpening knives with a stone or forging a fine katana (the Japanese samurai sword) by heating and bending a thousand times, can be painful but it is necessary to provide the best products.

2) Talent – of course you need some natural talent for art really big on digital photography. You have a good eye for subjects that make a great photo. Otherwise, become a field that requires a moderate size.

Of course, good training really enhance your natural talent and help develop their skills in the art of digital photography.

3) Treasury – as I said before, you need the right tools to succeed in the technology of digital photography. This means that we need to invest much money. While there are plenty of art supplies digital photography that can be purchased at reasonable prices, the best team needs serious pocket digging. This, of course, tests your courage because there’s nothing scarier than a man if he pulls her portfolio on behalf of the interests is not checked.

Photography of Performing Arts

A photographic collection of artists performing various skills and talents.These are some examples of ultimate capturinfg photos where you can see and feel it!

Ballerina

Light Series

Happy Ballerina

Sources: http://www.designzzz.com/performing-arts-photography/

Top 5 Photography Techniques

1. High Speed Photography
This post is supposed to provide you with some inspiration of what can be done with high-speed photography. It also showcases some truly stunning slow-motion videos.

Photography by: Paul Hocksenar

2. Tilt-Shift Photography

Tilt-shift photography refers to the use of camera movements on small- and medium-format cameras; it usually requires the use of special lenses.

 Photography by: Sir Hsu

 3.Black and White Photography

One of the most beautiful inspirational posts on Smashing Magazine, featuring over 50 brilliant works from photographers across the globe.

Photography by: Aneta Kowalczyk

4. Motion Blur Photography

A showcase of motion blur photos. Motion blur is frequently used to show a sense of speed. You can artificially achieve this effect in a usual scene using cameras with a slow shutter speed. Also Adobe Photoshop can be used for this purpose, though sometimes images may look unnatural and unprofessional.

5. Infrared Photography

A showcase of near-infrared photography. Near-infrared images straight out of the camera do not always look good and are usually not as dramatic and beautiful as normally captured images. Hence, a lot of post-processing is done to enhance these images.

Photography by: Omar Junior

Sources: http://www.smashingmagazine.com/2009/04/22/the-ultimate-photography-round-up/

Top 10 Young Photographers 2012

  


Top 10 Young and Great Photographers of 2012

1.  David Olkarny

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2.  Lara Jade

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3.  Brooke Shaden 

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4.  Joey L.

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5.  Zhang “Zemotion” Jingna 

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6.  Nicolas Méphane

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7.  Kitty Gallannaugh

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8.  Nirrimi Hakanson

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9.  Alexandra Sophie

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10.Logan Hunt

Credits: http://www.expertphotography.com/top-20-young-photographers-2012

Tree in a Mist

What a great image, so creative and so inspiring. There’s something about trees that gets to me. I’m not sure exactly what it is but something about their shape, majesty, intricacy and symbolism draws me and caught my attention. Simple composition, perfect amount of space around the main element, beautiful sepia colour, great shape of the main tree, the mist adds a sense of stillness, the distant hill looks like it's floating in mid air, and the image has a quality of spiritual calm and rarity. Not only that, but with careful shooting techniques used on one of the best digital cameras yet made.


Credits: Nikki Landicho Photography