Jeff Hamada sur Twitter : "Beautiful photographs by Antwerp-based photographer Frederik Vercruysse. Zaibatsu Planet sur Twitter : "Stjórnarfoss by ckeller #photo... † Calonie Johnson † sur Twitter : "Yesterday while at work, sky was so glorious & epic!! #God's Hands created it!! All I did was #photograph it. #nature. † Calonie Johnson † sur Twitter : "Yesterday, while at work, sky was so glorious & epic!! #God's created it!! All I did was #photograph it. #nature.
Somewhat Abstract | My Camera, My Friend. I said I was going to do abstract. Well, this is a little more realistic than I normally do, but I would say it counts. Split toning on all but one of them, mostly close-ups, but, yes, a little more realistic than usual for this kind of post. Next Time: Night photography or try again. Like this: Like Loading... Related. 2014 Readers Mobile Photo Contest | Popular Photography. 2014 Readers Mobile Photo Contest. Every year, we put on dozens of photo contests, including our annual Readers' Contest, which gets thousands of incredible entries.
But, in the past few years, we have been watching the mobile photography space grow exponentially as smartphone cameras have gotten, well, really good. This contest is specifically geared toward smartphone photographers. Each submitted image must be taken with a mobile device like a smartphone or a tablet. You can't take a photo with a DSLR or other WiFi connected camera and then beam it to your phone, and other cameras like the Sony QX-series are similarly verbotten. Processing is a big part of digital photography, especially on the mobile level, so in order to keep things fair, we're splitting the contest into two categories: Open: Anything goes on the editing front as long as the original file came from a mobile device.
#NoFilter: Cropping is OK, but no other editing is allowed. Looking for some tips for taking better smartphone photos? Brothers Grimm Fairy Tales Come To Life In Eerie Photography Project. Take a stroll through the forests and woodlands of Middle Europe today, and it doesn't take long before you begin to imagine yourself as a character in a centuries-old Brothers Grimm story. Be it "Little Red Riding Hood" or "Hansel and Gretel," it only takes a patch of fog and a thick strip of blackened trees to transport you into the setting of a fairy tale past, elevating your pulse and reminding you why Jacob and Wilhelm reigned supreme in the world of terrifyingly gorgeous children's literature. Cologne, Germany-based photographer Kilian Schönberger knows this better than most. He grew up with the misty landscapes in his backyard, producing memories that inspired his artistic work -- particularly his "Brothers Grimm's Homeland" series.
In it, Schönberger captures the chilly horror hidden inside an abandoned farmhouse or the overwhelming mystery of a moss-covered path leading beyond the horizon. H/t My Modern Met. The Loneliest Whale in the World. In 2004, The New York Times wrote an article about the loneliest whale in the world. Scientists have been tracking her since 1992 and they discovered the problem: She isn’t like any other baleen whale. Unlike all other whales, she doesn’t have friends. She doesn’t have a family. Just imagine that massive mammal, floating alone and singing—too big to connect with any of the beings it passes, feeling paradoxically small in the vast stretches of empty, open ocean. source. ZaibatsuPlanet : Ocean Dream by JulienBatard... This is a Nature blog. Photographer Follows His Girlfriend Around the World. Russian photographer Murad Osmann and his girlfriend Natalia Zakharova love to travel the world together, and they have documented their travels and their love for one another in a beautifully unique way.
In a photo series entitled “Follow Me” uploaded to Instagram, Murad captures gorgeous photographs of his girlfriend leading him by the arm through various exotic locations around the world. Together they have visited such places as Italy, Singapore, Bali, Germany, Spain, Austria, China,and England. Share With Your Friends. Nature - Winners Gallery. Grand-Prize Winner and Nature Winner Photo and caption by Ashley Vincent caption The subject's name is Busaba, a well cared for Indochinese Tigress whose home is at Khao Kheow Open Zoo, Thailand.
I had taken many portraits of Busaba previously and it was becoming more and more difficult to come up with an image that appeared any different to the others. Photo location Khao Kheow Open Zoo, Chonburi, Thailand keywords indochinese tiger, explosion, water droplets, motion, ashley vincent, nature impressions Category: Nature. National Geographic Photo Contest 2013 - National Geographic Magazine. This is a Nature blog. World Press Photo. The international jury of the 56th annual World Press Photo Contest has selected a picture by Paul Hansen of the Swedish daily Dagens Nyheter as the World Press Photo of the Year 2012. The picture shows a group of men carrying the bodies of two dead children through a street in Gaza City. They are being taken to a mosque for the burial ceremony while their father’s body is carried behind on a stretcher.
Two-year-old Suhaib Hijazi and his older brother Muhammad were killed when their house was destroyed by an Israeli missile strike. Their mother was put in intensive care. The picture was made on 20 November 2012 in Gaza City, Palestinian Territories. The members of the jury announced the winners at a press conference held at the World Press Photo office in Amsterdam on 15 February. The judging was conducted at the World Press Photo office in Amsterdam. AwardsThe jury awarded first, second and third prizes in all categories.
WHATWHYWHENHOW: Artwork Analysis 12. Caribbean Storm Cloud, digital photograph, 2009. “Caribbean Storm Cloud” What: Unless you have never seen a cloud or a sea (if that describes you, you need a hug), I do not have to express what this is a photograph of, but if you want to know exactly what TYPE of cloud this is, thanks to Google I know: cumulus clouds! And the expanse of water that you see is the Caribbean Sea as the title of the photo conveys. That is a LOT of water, so for any seasick-prone people who also may not like even LOOKING at water-y photos…please do not throw up on your keyboard and take steady, deep breaths! Why: As a photographer, you see an opportunity and you TAKE IT, otherwise; that moment could disappear if you just sit and think about it or if you do not realize it is a great visual opportunity at all!
A storm was developing and I took notice. This group of sunlit clouds, heavy with water and hovering over the deep, inky blue sea, was a shot I could NOT miss! When: This was taken November 5th, 2009. WHATWHYWHENHOW: Artwork Analysis 12. RAWZ. View Original cjwho Embed Code <h3>cjwho</h3><p class="imgC" ><a href=" src=" /></a></p>