Photographer profiles
Famous Photography Quotes And Sayings To Inspire
Photography quotes and sayings are not only inspirational words that you can use to get yourself psyched up for a day out shooting – they can also be used to [read more]
Photographer profiles
NOW and THEN: Sherman Hines, Yousuf Karsh and Edward S Curtis
Just now, a glassy-eyed Mick Jagger stares at Pope John XXIII while a bathing-suited Kodak girl holds a box of 35 mm film underneath her timeless cardboard smile. It was [read more]
Bob Ringham – 20 Minutes From Home
Photography is all about passion. I have been a photojournalist for over 40 years. I approached each assignment as a person, journalist, and photographer. You can make storytelling images as [read more]
Photographer Of The Week – Yasser Alaa Mobarak
24-year-old, Egyptian award-winning photographer, Yasser Alaa Mobarak, shares some of his superb images with us. Yasser is a 24-year-old, Egyptian award-winning photographer. He has won photography prizes from National Geographic Traveler India, National Geographic [read more]
Our Urban Fragmentation – The Aesthetics of Ambiguity
Overview The Stillness Aesthetic is better known as “Still Life.” In art, whether it’s painting or photography, this pursuit has been about clarity as it relates to light, in the [read more]
My Own Personal Darkroom – Visually Impaired Photography
Photography can be difficult enough to master at the best of times…but how much more difficult when you are seriously visually impaired? Tammy Ruggles shares with us her journey from [read more]
The Golden Ratio Harmonies in Irving Penn’s Fine Art and Fashion Photography
Dr Elliot McGucken looks at the golden ratio harmonies in the legendary Irving Penn’s fine art and fashion photography. Note how the white stone forming the base of Kate Moss’s [read more]
The Hopeful Photographer
How does being hopeful help your photography? Apogee Magazine Photo Coach Jim Austin offers three intriguing ideas. First, we explore hope. Next, we take a look at knowledge of subject. Finally, [read more]
Interview With Kayte Dolmatch – Finalist In National Geographic Travel Photographer 2016 Awards
What inspired or motivated you to first get into photography? My Mom was always taking pictures of our family and I guess some of that passed down to me. The [read more]
Richard Avedon, Henri Cartier-Bresson and Golden Ratio Compositions
Like Michelangelo, da Vinci, Botticelli, Rubens, and Raphael before them, the legendary photographers Richard Avedon and his hero Henri Cartier-Bresson used the golden ratio in the compositions of their masterful [read more]
Ansel Adams – Legacy Of The Complete Photographer
It is next to impossible to discuss photography without talking about the late, great Ansel Adams. The man was an innovator and pioneer who not only developed some of the [read more]
The Grateful Photographer – Reasons For Grateful Photography
There are Nature Photographers. There are Passionate Photographers, and even an Angry Photographer on Youtube. What about grateful photography? Yes, there are grateful photographers. In the USA, each November, folks celebrate [read more]
Photography, A record Of Reflected Light
A record of reflected light and the burning of variable light. Technically, a representation of the real world in tones from white to dark. Photography is a medium of documentation [read more]
The End Of The Rainbow Captured On Camera
Last week, I was lucky enough to witness something that probably less than 0.005 of the world’s population will ever get to witness – I’m talking about the real end [read more]
Why We Like to Have Photographs Around Us
I speak to you today from the perspective of an experienced mental health professional and photojournalist, with the goal of sharing my observations about the complexities of the world of [read more]