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A surprising omission and a sudden need to fill a void led me to an important revelation. what is a photo Is it a collection of ones and zeros that make up a digital image? Is it a reaction of chemicals settling to reveal an artist’s vision through light and shadow? Or is it just … Read more
If you rely heavily on HDR for your image processing, I’ve got some news for you: it can be a lazy approach, and you might be using it in the wrong applications. It’s time to learn about the limitations of HDR and far better alternatives at your disposal. HDR is a method of merging bracketed … Read more
“Jimmy has a unique ability to capture the most extraordinary and stunning footage while navigating dangerous gravity-defying sports like rock climbing and extreme skiing,” he said David Roger, co-founder and CEO of MasterClass. “It’s inspiring to learn from someone whose background didn’t put him on the obvious path to becoming one of the best adventure … Read more
Image: Elena Paraskeva For those of you with a creative touch and an abstract imagination, this is the POTY category for you! This open briefing is perhaps one of the most difficult as the topic can be anything, but that also makes it more exciting! But hurry up because this category will end soon. So … Read more
“The Piazza Duomo from the Arengario Balconi of the Palazzo dell’Arengario, Museo del 900 in Milan, Italy, by Italo Rota and Fabio Fornasari”, Sense of Place Shortlist. (Photo: Marco Tagliarino/APA18/Sto/Dornbracht) Architectural photographers from around the world submitted their best images for the Architectural Photography Awards and now the 20 finalists have been announced. The competition, … Read more
It is common practice for commercial photo clients to ask photographers for their “daily rate”. Most estimates that photographers provide start with a daily rate before moving on to production costs and expenses. I used to think I could just take it for granted that anyone working in the industry would realize that this isn’t … Read more
What are the best lenses for architectural photography? (including cell phone) © Flickr user Bill Ebbesen licensed under CC BY 3.0 Split Split Facebook Twitter post Pinterest Whatsapp or https://www.archdaily.com/900362/what-are-the-best-lenses-for-architectural-photography-inclusive-mobile In a world that is rapidly shifting towards creating mostly digital content, more and more people are starting to experiment with different digital mediums. There … Read more
Three defining movements in architectural photography Bernd Becher, Hilla Becher. Half-timbered houses, 1959-73. © 2018 Hilla Becher. Photo credits: MoMA; Gift from Hilla Becher. Under “Fair Use” Split Split Facebook Twitter post Pinterest Whatsapp or https://www.archdaily.com/900345/three-defining-movements-in-architectural-photography From Frenchman Joseph Niépce’s first experiments in 1793 and his most successful test in 1826, photography has become an … Read more
Photo: Ramona Rosales Tired of the marginalization of female photographers in the commercial world, Jill Greenberg decided to take matters into her own hands. The prolific photographer, whose work went viral for her photos of crying toddlers, has launched the Alreadymade directory. The site aims to take away any excuses for clients who feel they … Read more
As the name suggests, “street photography” is usually done in a public place like a street, sidewalk, or park with candid images of people going about their daily lives. This type of photography is legal in the US under the legal premise established by the Supreme Court that there is no reasonable right to privacy … Read more