The Ethereal Long Exposure Photography of Darren Moore. Self-taught photographer Darren Moore creates ethereal black and white landscapes using a method called daytime long exposure, where a special filters are attached to a camera lens to reduce the amount of light. These neutral density filters allow for the shutter to open for extended periods of time in broad daylight, from 30 seconds to upward of 15 minutes for a single exposure. Moore shoots mostly in locations around England, where he frequently visits causeways, breakwaters, shipwrecks, and other features along the shore.
You can see more of Moore’s photography over on Flickr and in his online gallery. He’ll also have work later this April in a group show at the Patchings Art Centre. Mattysmithphoto | ocean & wildlife photography. WaterPower - Pierre Carreau. New Photographs of Crashing Ocean Waves Frozen in Time by Pierre Carreau. Fascinated by the mysteries of the ocean his entire life, photographer Pierre Carreau (previously) documents the power and serenity of ocean waves in his now decade-long project AquaViva.
After obtaining a business degree and going into IT, Carreau dramatically changed course in 2004 and moved with his family to the Caribbean island of St. Barthélemy where he now photographs waves as an artistic pursuit. Carreau’s high-speed photos capture waves that appear frozen in time, giving them an almost sculptural appearance. “Water is amazing,” Carreau says. Carreau observes that the photographic images of AquaViva may sometimes be perceived as objects rather than as two-dimensional representations. Seen here is a collection of new photos from 2014 mixed with a few earlier shots we had yet to feature on Colossal, and there’s plenty more to see.
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Ce test est réalisé en partenariat avec Zor.com qui nous a permis de tester l’un de ses produits, le tirage photo sur plexiglass. En lisant le mot plexiglass, vous pensez peut-être comme moi à cette décoration en forme de dauphin avec une lampe fluo accrochée à l’arrière ? Heureusement, le plexi ne se limite pas qu’à cela, à moins que vous n’ayez mauvais goût. Offre réservée aux lecteurs de Phototrend : Utilisez le code phototrend5 pour avoir -5% sur votre commande, et phototrend10 pour avoir -10% sur toute commande supérieure à 50€ sur le site Zor.com.
Présentation de Zor Un positionnement tarifaire extrêmement agressif Points forts : Gallery — Photography Mikko Lagerstedt. Expansive Finnish Landscapes Photographed by Mikko Lagerstedt. The Whole Universe Surrenders, Emäsalo, 2015 Divided – 2014, Meri-Pori, Finland Highway – 2014, Finland Pathway – 2014, Tuusula, Finland Frozen Echo – 2014, Porvoo, Finland Lost at Night, 2014 Self-taught photographer Mikko Lagerstedt (previously) is drawn into the night where he often finds himself camped next to his tripod, waiting hours for an exposure of a frozen coastal scene or a dark and brooding forest. Many of his images are composites of two photos taken from the same location, a shorter exposure of the ground merged with a significantly longer exposure of the sky which is then manipulated in Lightroom. 58 Incredible Shots From The 2014 National Geographic Photo Contest. Yup, there’s a reason why National Geographic is home to some of the most courageous and imaginative photography ever created.
Here are a few mind blowing shots from the photo contest they hold annually, all from 2014. While browsing, try to put yourself in the photographers shoes, where they are, what they’re doing, how they were able to capture what you see here—it makes everything all the more impressive. For more info on each shot and credits, head here and/or here.
2014 iPhone Photography Award Winners Prove That Amazing Photos Can Be Taken Without An Expensive Camera. With the advent of ever-improving smartphone camera technology, the digital SLR’s exclusive dominance in the world of quality photography is slowly crumbling. Smartphone users around the world are proving that a good photographer’s eye is far more important for taking a good photograph than your photographic hardware, so the IPPAWARDS (iPhone Photography Awards) were created to recognize their efforts. The photos in this competition, which was organized by Apple, need to have been taken with an iPhone, iPod or iPad and cannot have been edited on any way by desktop software (device-based apps are allowed). Take a look at the winners – maybe they’ll inspire you to take an amazing photo with your own smartphone!
Source: ippawards.com (h/t: mymodernmet) MICHAEL ONEAL, San Francisco, CA United States, 1st Place – Animals MELISA BARILLI, York, Ontario, Canada, 3rd Place – Children JULIO LUCAS, Bradenton, FL United States, 1st Place – 2014 Photographer of the Year. Mystical Spanish Forests Captured In Enchanting Photos By Guillermo Carballa. Guillermo Caballa, a talented photographer based in Vigo, Spain, loves to take beautiful photos in the forests of Galicia together with his lovely dog Malu. Caballa’s photos, which he shoots with an Olympus E-M5, caught our eye not just for their beauty, but for their distinctively introspective atmosphere as well. Most of his photos feature lonely forests wreathed in thick fog and a pensive man going for a walk, often together with the ever-loyal Malu. Their subdued but picturesque mood seems to calm and comfort the weary soul. For more photos of mystical forests, be sure to check out this post about the Hallerbos forest in Belgium.
Source: 500px | Facebook. Iceland Infrared: Stark Photographs of Icelandic Landscapes by Andy Lee. Cartes de villes comme vues de l'espace la nuit. BEFORE THEY PASS AWAY. Les paysages nuageux de Rüdiger Nehmzow. Edwin gagne la confiance des animaux de la forêt pour les photographier dans leur intimité. Photographier des animaux à leur état sauvage n’est pas une chose aisée. Pourtant, Edwin a réussi à capturer des moments d’intimité des animaux de la forêt dans d’étonnants clichés après avoir gagner peu à peu leur confiance. On vous fait découvrir ses photographies. Edwin Kats est un photographe néerlandais, doté d’un incroyable talent : celui de gagner la confiance des animaux sauvages. Ainsi, c’est dans un rayon de 10 km de forêt par laquelle est entourée sa maison, qu’il a capturé les moments de vie de plusieurs espèces animales allant de l’hérisson au renard des neiges en passant par une multitude d’oiseaux, nullement préoccupés par sa présence.
Il nous confie : « J’aime les écureuils et les hérissons en particulier, parce que chaque individu a son propre caractère. Ces clichés sont vraiment superbes ! Highlights from the 2014 Sony World Photography Awards Shortlist. That’s dance. © Hasan Baglar, 2014 Sony World Photography Awards Lightsnake. © Holger Schmidtke, 2014 Sony World Photography Awards In your youth, nothing can stop you from enjoying time with your friends, especially not a simple matter of rain during summer fun. You may grow up and forget the names, but you’ll always remember the moments, the time on the dock with your friends during a surprise shower. © Samantha Fortenberry, 2014 Sony World Photography Awards. A baby Orangutan peeking out from his mother’s embrace. © Chin Boon Leng, 2014 Sony World Photography Awards. Homebound. © Ata Mohammad Adnan, 2014 Sony World Photography Awards. In July each year, this heart-pounding scene of wildebeests migration repeats itself in Kenya. © Bonnie Cheung, 2014 Sony World Photography Awards.
Aerial image of river delta in Iceland. © Emmanuel Coupe, 2014 Sony World Photography Awards. An overhead view, from the skies above Poland. © Kacper Kowalski, 2014 Sony World Photography Awards. How Our World Would Look If You Were A Bird « PixTale | News stories in photographs from Around The World. December 22, 2013 2179838 views in World, Cool Famous landmarks like the Arc Du Triumph, the Pyramids of Giza, and the Sagrada Familia have been photographed countless times by photographers from around the world, and they are recognizable to most, if not all, of us.
But this collection of stunning aerial photographs gives us a bird’s-eye-view of these places, casting them in a totally new light. Most of the pictures are of places or things that most of us could easily identify right away. The images illustrate just how much a change in perspective can alter. Although taking photographs from a bird’s actual perspective is possible, most photographers prefer taking pictures like these from hot-air balloons, helicopters, gliders, or very tall structures.
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