By 12 20th, 2010

Photography is often about capturing that moment in time and freezing it. What’s even more interesting is capturing that split millisecond in time and seeing what the eye doesn’t usually pick up. Here’s a showcase of 20 stunning high-speed photos with a hint of eeriness about them. Passion Fruit Death by […]

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By 12 15th, 2010

In photography, what kind of camera equipment you have isn’t as important as the composition of the photo. So, what makes a nicely composed photo to a bad one? Here are some simple tips to follow before you click the shutter button. Remember that to compose a good photo takes […]

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By 12 8th, 2010

There’s  photography, and then there’s photojournalism. A picture is worth a thousand words and that’s why a photo can say so much about a current affair, event or subject. Being a photojournalist goes beyond than just knowing how to take a great photo. This is the first of a two […]

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By 12 6th, 2010

New year isn’t far and best way to welcome it is to update your portfolio. We wanted to showcase some WordPress themes you may use to create nice and good looking portfolio websites. When it comes to content management system (CMS) WordPress always is a great choice – it is free, reliable […]

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By 11 29th, 2010

Being a better photographer is not always about owning fancy equipment or expensive lenses. In fact, it all comes down to lots of practice and a bit of trial and error. These simple tips only act as guidelines and you are more than welcome to challenge the status quo and […]

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By 11 23rd, 2010

HDR stands for high dynamic range. It’s basically an image with dark blacks and bright whites. This creates a strong contrast between the colors and tones. HDR is usually achieved by taking two images with different exposure brackets. One photo being under-exposed, and the other over-exposed. Then, lots of tweaking […]

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