Cinematic photography heightens suspense in narratives
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
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
Winter is upon us, which means it’s time to get creative with some snowy scenes and winter wonderland ideas. However, these aren’t the only visual
If there’s one influence that photographers can get inspired by, it’s the cinema. Whether it be lighting, mood or composition, movies can truly spark us
We often turn to our own hometowns for inspiration. It’s usually where our photography journey begins. It’s the first place that comes to mind when
If you want to craft a compelling visual story for a photo series, the cinematic route is hard to beat. With the style borrowing the
While the world remains plunged in a modern-day pandemic, cities cycling between lockdowns will continue to be a common sight. It’s not a pleasant view,
Not so long ago, we shared some tips on how to draw inspiration from movies to improve your cinematic photography. Today, we’d like to add
I’m a big fan of cinematic photography. It’s one of the most popular visual styles these days for photographers of all levels, and it’s easy
Legendary English cinematographer Roger Deakins is best known for his gripping work on films like “The Shawshank Redemption,” “Fargo,” “A Beautiful Mind,” “Skyfall,” “Sicario,” “Blade
Plants typically aren’t the first subjects that come to mind whenever we want to document silence and solitude. But for Dublin-based Juan Alfonso Solis, they are
Cinematic photography has been popular in the last decade or so for its ability to make visual stories more immersive. Angles and framing are the