Sometimes the simplest setups create the most striking results. This image of Tayla came together with just two Neewer Q6 studio strobes, a mirror, and a large piece of paper full of holes — yes, really! The inspiration came from the iconic Hedy Lamarr and those dazzling Hollywood Silver Sirens
When it comes to architecture photography, looking up is inevitable. Towering skyscrapers will often force you to point your camera to their height. Some buildings and architectural elements also only reveal their full effect when viewed from below. In a quick and simple exercise by Kyoto-based photographer and editor Ying
If you want your photography to be story-driven, adapting a cinematic style will most likely help you nail the job. It allows several elements to come together to evoke the mood and feel of movie stills. The latest addition on our list of impressive cinematic photography projects is definitely a
Is your photography evolving or stagnating? Often this is a difficult and personal question. But it is one worth discussing, I believe. Photography is an art form that allows us to capture moments, emotions and stories through a lens. As photographers, we strive to improve our skills and create images
Lately, we’ve placed the spotlight on some of the most impressive aerial photography projects that show the genre’s affinity with abstract art. The latest on our list is a series by London-based Dimitar Karanikolov, which reveals to us eye-catching but also unsettling beauty of “Chemical Waste Art.” Dimitar is an
Midday is normally not the time to put your camera up. Contrasty light is not the best for most color images. Move to infrared and we have a whole new ball game. When the light gets harsh and you add some greenery and clouds, imaging gets good. Infrared You can
As photographers and creatives, we tend to work mostly on our own. It’s just the way many of us are wired. This isn’t a bad thing, it’s just that sometimes we get caught up in our own little world. So what do you do when the creativity has stalled? It
In case you missed the memo, today is World Photography Day! But if you don’t have anything planned yet, don’t fret — you don’t have to do anything grand to celebrate the occasion. Here’s a quick rundown of some easy things you can do today to keep those creative juices
It’s important to believe in your photography skills, but it’s just as important to never stop improving. There are always new skills to learn and acquire. New mentors to learn from and be inspired by. So while it is a good thing to feel confident in your abilities, there is
Bustling Mumbai, India’s most populous city and financial center, is currently battling a growing obesity and dental crisis. One of the culprits is the prevalence of cheap and enticing sugar treats like cotton candy. Behind the pop of color is actually a more alarming aspect to this reality that needs
Colors aren’t just visual elements in your photos; they evoke emotions and tell a story. Mastering the basics of color theory can elevate your photography from good to breathtaking. The magic of the Color Wheel Imagine a rainbow transformed into a circle – that’s the color wheel! It’s your key
When it comes to street photography, the first thing that often comes to mind is showing a slice of life with people going about their daily activities. Some photographers also do well in introducing us to interesting people through street portraits. However, if you’re more interested in depicting fascinating characters
