© Zena Holloway - Underwater Photographer & Director & LOLEG.com Красотища! © ZenaHolloway.com Sit back. Relax. The Secrets to Compelling Black and White Portraits Tiffany Mueller is a professional music and fine art photographer. She has been published in multiple publications including magazines, art journals, and various photography books. She blogs at Life Is Unabridged. By Tiffany Mueller on in Photography Guides, Shooting Black and white photographs can portray a higher level of timelessness than color images. The lack of color also gives us a better sense of the time and mood behind a portrait. Black and white photography is all about lights and shadows. Old soul by linzeeanne, on Flickr. Hello! Tiffany Mueller is a professional music and fine art photographer.
Ganarse más facil el Kino EEEEH! [Archivo] Ver la Versión Completa : Ganarse más facil el Kino EEEEH! Yo ya tengo mi kino permanente :) No hay chileno que no sueñe con ganarse el Kino y hacer realidad sus sueños. Y siempre es motivo de consulta, para los que trabajamos en el área matemática, sobre las probabilidades de ganar este juego o si existe algún método para obtener tan importante premio. Cuando conocen que la probabilidad de ganar es 1 : 3.268.760, o sea 0,0000003 con 15 números y que ahora que bajaron a 14 números es 1 : 4.457.400, o sea 0,0000002 se desilusionan al ver tan lejano el ansiado premio que se entrega los miércoles y domingo de cada semana, cuando hay ganador(es). Y así muchos juegan al azar, sin seguir ningún método, con lo que las posibilidades se reducen y son mínimas. Mi objetivo con esta sección es aproximarlos a los 14 aciertos siguiendo algunas condiciones que están basados en el análisis matemático de combinatoria que he realizado de este juego de azar. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. elsongarces Dr.Joker
Black and white photography by Nobuyuki Taguchi :: koikoikoi.com - Visual... Born in 1968 in Yokohama, Japan, Nobuyuki Taguchi first began his photography back in 1991, when he was studying Fine Art in Sculpture at University in London. After finishing his MA course in 1995, Nobuyuki soon developed a deep interest in Information Technology and he became an IT professional. In 1999 he started “Digital” photography and has been spending more time on his photography since. In 2007 he started publishing his Black and White Photography on the internet. In May 2009 Nobuyuki’s photography article “Eye for a difference” was published in “Amateur Photographer” magazine. I selected 28 subjects that i most like, to see more you can surf nobuyukitaguchi.com
The Most Epic Collection of Photography Links (Since Last Week) « Light Stalking It’s been an action-packed week in the world of photography, and Toad Hollow Photography has been busy compiling a list of the best links to tutorial, great photography and interesting blogs to share with everyone here. The Toad loves to follow the work of incredible artists and photographers, and loves to share the best of what he finds during his weekly adventures. We really hope you enjoy viewing the art and prose in this list as much as the Toad did in bringing it to you. Check out the Toad’s new photoblog series “Two Toads in Wonderland” featuring the works of famous Canadian artist George Sawchuk who just recently passed away. Shadows Are Our Best Friend – this is a great post from Joe Baraban that discusses the importance of light, and specifically shadows, in photography. Photomatix / Photoshop Urban Exploration HDR Tutorial – a fairly in-depth article on post-processing UrBex shots in HDR. Distant Exit – talk about scale here! Hit The Lights!
The Brown Sisters Project (35 pics) Pics | 10 May, 2011 | Views: 30612 | The Brown Sister project is a a very interesting but also sad project. Nicholas Nixon took a picture of four sisters, Heather, Mimi, Bebe and Laurie, every year since 1975. Here is the whole set of photos. Do you like it? It is just one of the thousands of posts that we have on the Acidcow.com.
Photography Links That Will Rock Your World « Light Stalking This week has been filled with great photography, tutorials and interesting blogs as shared by some truly gifted artists. The photography community has been busy, and Toad Hollow Photography has compiled this list of some of the very best pieces encountered during their weekly adventures. We sincerely hope you enjoy viewing these posts as much at the Toad did in bringing this list to you. The Toad is offering several Limited Edition Prints for sale on his gallery, please feel to pop over and check them out. These prints are only being offered in runs of 25, all printed on KODAK PROFESSIONAL ENDURA Metallic VC Digital Paper which brings an extra dimension to the images, almost giving them a 3D look. High Dynamic Range (HDR): Part II – The Inner Sanctum of Photomatix Pro – a fairly detailed look into one of the premier software tools used widely by photographers for producing HDR images by Dakota Visions Photography. It’s About Time! I Double Dog Dare You! Ahhh, Spring!
Five Great Flash Techniques To Improve Your Photography Light So, you moved your light off camera (very good) and looking for some new ways to explore more lighting options. Some of the most interesting light can come from doing the unexpected with your flash. Here are five great techniques to boost your off camera lighting. After exploring those five you’ll have a great toolbox for shooting pictures with off camera flash. By jwlphotography Ring light is one of the lighting modifiers very commonly used in the fashion industry. Packing two Canon speedlites and a pocket wizard this mod may not be suitable for the poor, yet if you have the lights around, you’ll get a semi-pro ring light for the price of two ball bungees. By mingthein Some of the hardest things to light are specular objects. The “secret” to light specular object is that you don’t pour light directly on the object, but on the surface that reflects off the object. By using Plexiglass (or Perspex) you can create evenly lit surfaces to bounce light off from. By nickwheeleroz By Masood Sharif
Selling Your Photographs Through Stock Libraries: A Primer « Light Stalking Before the advent of digital photography, there was no micro and macro in stock photography, royalty free was a little used term and image catalogues were large glossy books with just a selection of the best images. To purchase an image you either asked one of the library’s researchers to look for it or you went in person and trawled through thousands of transparencies on light boxes. Apart from a few big stock agencies there were hundreds of smaller ones each dealing in their own niche’s such as music or historical images. The face of traditional stock photography was changed beyond recognition by two major developments, the advent of the digital camera and the rise of the Royalty Free license, both of which lead to the development of the microstock agency . So What is Microstock and Macrostock? Lets start with a brief explanation of each, starting with the new kid on the block – the microstock agency. An image that has sold well at a macrostock agency Getting Into Macrostock
The Rogue Grid for Lighting Macro Photos When photographing tiny little flowers I sometimes have problems with the size of the light modifiers I need to use. Recently the Rogue Grid became my smallest softbox, and it just works great. The Rogue Grid is a honeycomb grid that can take a collection of LEE Filters. Softboxes, even small ones, are sometimes too big for photographing small flowers. Whether because they're emerging from the middle of vegetation that cannot be moved away or at a position that does not let me place light at the exact point I want, I tend to have problems placing my lights for that kind of shots. My studio: a vase on the windowsill, with the Rogue Grid and flash on a Justin Clamp above the flower to be photographed. I do a lot of photography with flowers in the wild but also in vases, as we tend to buy, grow and nurture some flowers both to embellish our home but also for my photography fun. An example of what is possible to get from the setup above. Thinking Outside the Grid A Rogue Amidst the Flowers