Posted by Graphic Mania Editorial on August 16, 2011 ·
Today’s post features great photography examples from a talented studio that works in the fields of photography, media and film production.
These photography examples are characterized by dramatic colors, lights and shadows. The showcase below includes portrait photography, people photography, food photography, black and white photography examples, and more.
Before we look at this showcase, [...]
Posted by Rafiq Elmansy (admin) on March 10, 2011 ·
Human face can reflect many emotions and impressions. Portrait Photography aims to focus on the human face and try to explore what is behind the face details and reactions. Many people think that the Portrait Photography may be an easy photography type comparing with others but this is not correct.
Portrait Photography ideas requires great talent to choose the best angle of the model’s face, [...]
Posted by Cassie on December 21, 2010 ·
Here you can find our weekly collection of black and white photographs. Most of these photos will be about fashion & style so if you like what you are seeing then make sure you have subscribed to our feed.
Posted by Jeff Thomas on December 17, 2010 ·
Black and white photography has a reputation for being a ‘dramatic’ form of photography, carrying a depth of emotion with it that color photographs struggle to achieve. This is mainly due to the efficient use of light and shadow in black and white photography compositions. Because there’s no color to work with, more focus is placed on light and the shadows that can be drawn [...]
Posted by Milana on December 10, 2010 ·
This is my second post on black and white in photography, i love how some photographers managed to create such a lively black and white pictures.
So, here are another 55 photographs that are stunning,meaningful and inspiring, i do hope you will love them all
Photography by ~ Sushant.chhabria
Photography by ~ Elizabeth E
Photography by ~ Martin Vinas
Photography by ~ Petar ...
Posted by Jeff Thomas on December 9, 2010 ·
Black and white photographs can be more stirring, emotional and dramatic than their color counterparts. That’s why adding some painted in color can be so difficult to pull off. When is a black and white photo perfect, and when should you add in that something extra? For many photographers this isn’t always an easy answer. Too much color, and the image looks fake and overdone. [...]
Posted by Jeff Thomas on November 8, 2010 ·
Photographers all over the world know that some of the most stunning portraits in existence are in black and white. This is because black and white photos have the ability to highlight the mood of the photo, by focusing on composition, subject and personality. It also makes people look younger, healthier and more dynamic – because the absence of color removes tell tale skin blemishes, [...]
Posted by Mel @ Acuity on August 18, 2010 ·
While the art of photography continues to develop with new technologies and colour capture, the classic aesthetic of black and white photos continues to be a major current of the form. Monochrome images tend to have a distinctive atmosphere, with the emphasis on light and dark, composition and mood.
This post brings together 30 examples of the amazing possibilities of black and white [...]
Posted by Darren Rowse on April 14, 2010 ·
In this post Dustin Carbonera interviews Set Designer Raffy Tesoro. Raffy has answered a number of questions as well as walking us through some of the shots he’s been involved with creating sets for.
Everybody seems to be into photography nowadays. Everyone wants to be the person behind the lens and capture a beautiful frame. Everyone wants to be that person who’ll be praised by people because [...]
Posted by BenGsKe on February 1, 2010 ·
by Roo Jardin
There is a huge range of filters that can be used with black and white photography, but there are few common ones that you may want to keep in your camera kit for all occasions.
This article is mainly written for film users but can also be useful for DSLR users when shooting black and white. Of course the Yellow-Green is not valid with digital photography and manipulation may also be [...]
Posted by BenGsKe on December 29, 2009 ·
by John Huegel
Here are several tips to help you capture the best images in dark indoor settings.
1. Camera Stability. You will be taking long exposures, and any camera motion could impact the quality of the image. Try to utilize a monopod or stabilize the camera on the back of a theater seat. Do not hold the camera in front of you without support.
Some cameras and lenses have stabilization features [...]
Posted by BenGsKe on December 15, 2009 ·
by Natalie Norton
I la la lava me a nice white photo reflector. Catch me out on shoot or at a wedding and chances are, 9 times out of an even 10, I’ll have my trusty ol’ reflector in tow. However it’s important to note that it’s also highly probable that I’ll have an assistant at my heels making certain I’m able to make good use of said reflector. What if an assistant isn’t a luxury [...]
Posted by BenGsKe on December 14, 2009 ·
by: Peter Phun
So you’ve honed your skills to the point where you are confident you can get a good picture in any situation.
Have you thought about freelancing for a newspaper? Photojournalism is one of the most challenging, exciting types of photography.
As a result, it is also the most competitive fields to break in to. So what do you need to start?
Reliable Transportation
This should be obvious, [...]
Posted by BenGske on November 17, 2009 ·
In a recent post, I referred to studio photography with a white background and bright lights as being ‘high-key’and got quite a bit of flack about it.
While calling this style ‘high-key’ may be a deviation from the original definition, it’s a heck of a lot easier than always calling it ‘photography with a white background and bright lights’. Recently, I read a blog from a photographer [...]
Posted by BenGske on November 5, 2009 ·
Written by: Andrew Goodall
Photos by: Rory Mole
Black and white photography is a rewarding and challenging field of artistic photography. Even people who don’t care about photography can find themselves drawn to a great black and white image. As a photographer, black and white can allow you to discover a whole new character in a familiar subject. For many digital photographers, black and white [...]
Posted by BenGske on October 30, 2009 ·
Article From: Smashing Magazine Compared to colorful designs where catchy colors help the design to stand out, in black-and-white designs the ability to stand out depends only on its ability to communicate rather than on its appealing visual presentation. Indeed, beautiful black and white photography doesn’t attract with its play of colors. Here close attention to composition, lighting, perspective [...]