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The City is Alive Whether looking to capture the glory of nature, the beauty of culture or a pivotal historic event, all fields of photography are ultimately about finding that defining moment. Street photographers and wildlife photographers have something important in common: They both observe their subjects in their natural habitat, doing what they do every day, and what may be daily routine for them can produce that critical moment the photographer is looking for (smashingmagazine.com). Ironically, street photographers may in some cases face greater danger in pursuit of their profession than wildlife photographers. Wildlife photographers tend to observe their …

It’s possible that you’ve heard the term “commercial photography” before, but that doesn’t mean you know exactly what it is. Just as its name implies, this type of photography is intended for commercial use. That means that photos may be used in advertisements, product placements or on merchandise. Corporations and restaurants heavily rely on this type of photography, too. Photography That Promotes a Business Many businesses use commercial photography to promote either the company as a whole or a specific aspect of the business, like a new product or an individual service. Professionals prefer this type of photography over industrial …

New year celebration is just in two days, most people from different countries celebrate it with luxuries and colorful firework display, there are a lot of belief that connects to it, but i myself doesn’t know any single significance, all i know is, fireworks are just so amazing to watch during the New year’s eve. Photographers around the world also delight during this season and preparing to capture the most stunning firework photos. After the New year celebration, every one will notice from social networking websites, photography community websites and other photo sharing apps that there is an increase of …

Three years ago when I came across to the photo manipulation collection of Erik Johansson, since then, his creative work of art can be seen from the top-notch inspirational websites. The inspiration that his work brings to the professionals and to those who are still working their way up is such a huge help, I myself have picked up some of his techniques in combining photos and as I was sitting here and trying to browse for inspiration just to have additional knowledge, immediately came to my mind the name of Erick Johansson and found myself searching his website. Erik …

Another stunning breakthrough with regards to photography idea, where in sets of images playing with water’s natural surface tension delivers a dynamic output. We have previously feature the Water Wig series by Tim Tader, and today we will have a look to his “Immersion” series. A dynamic series of underwater portraits of Shakespeare actors using water’s natural surface tension to create incredible textured backgrounds as they dive through the surface    

When we talk about photography, there are a lot of technique that each individual exert their creativity to deliver stunning photographs. Double exposure or Multiple Exposure is a technique where in two image is being combined into single image wherein the result is just so awesome. Today, we will showcase double exposure photography done by Martin Lovekosi. These set shows how creative the photographer behind the lens. Enjoy  

Exploring the creative side one’s individual never stops and it boost more when partnered with our favorite gadget or instrument to create the most unimaginable work of art. Today, we are going to show you a photography inspiration where in one project catch my attention and feel envy since it never came into my mind to work on like this. Blurred life by Henry Alvarez

Speed photography will deliver a stunning result work of art when it is fully explored and when it is executed with a touch of humor and brilliant creativity. As I came across to this  stunning sets of “Water Wigs” by Tim Tadder that immediately stunned me and cannot resist to share it with you. We just finished shooting a new project we call Water Wigs. The concept is simple and it is another visual exploration of something new and totally different. We found a bunch of awesome bald men and hurled water balloons at their heads, to capture the explosion …

Have you ever been to a stock photography site and found that a lot of the photography all looks the same?  Yeah, me too. To be sure, there is a place for the impossibly good looking people, with blindingly white smiles, shot in bright flat light.   They do sell well, but the microstock market is oversaturated with them, and not everybody is looking for the generic “stocky” look.  Many discerning designers are now searching for images that look more realistic.    

Some people just seem to have mastered the art of taking a photograph. They keep their eyes open, look around, source something that catches their eye and without too much fuss or setting up of the shot, they capture a stunning image. So what makes for a great and memorable photograph? How do you turn an ordinary shot with fairly ordinary subject matter into something artistic and memorable?