The Art of Seeing Light in Photography National Geographic photographer Bob Holmes shares tips on how to find the light in photos The most important thing you can do to change your photographs dramatically is to learn how to see and how to use light in your images. In this week's episode of
Inspiration in photography Or how to get more efficiently in the zone Don't expect a foolproof method to find inspiration. If only it were that easy, right ? Here is rather a way, not to lose focus on your photography, a mere way to get in the zone, and stay here. Solitude - Photo Credit :
Photography : Is there more to it, than just pictures ? The answer is out there... An old and wise friend of mine once told me, that life was all about meeting people. That goes for photography too. Every now and then, we hear, see, read about, or meet someone, who inspires
Free your Creative Spirit in Photography or any Art Form -- This short video tells the key that opens your creative spirit in photography, music, writing -- or in any art form. Take 2 minutes to be inspired and then go out photograph, draw, paint, play music, or the art that
Image via behance.net Martin De Pasquale is an artist and photographer based in Buenos Aires, Argentina. He has a knack for creating imaginative photography through his photographs that show daily nuances in a different light. He uses programs such as Photoshop, Poser and 3DS Max, to recreate images to distort reality to
Image via Google As a photographer, you can only follow tips and tutorials for so long before they seem all too redundant. The best way for you to really break free and continue to advance your photography is to draw inspiration. That drive, however, seldom comes easily and can be from unlikely sources. For professional photographer Matthew
Watch The Full Video You already know that Silber Studios brings you photography tips straight from professional sources, but we are much more than that. Silber Studios is a full-service media production studio and we have had the privilege of working alongside some of the best people on earth. Here is a behind the scenes
The Inspiration Behind Your Photography "Whatever it takes to stay inspired is worth it." - Alan Cohen In a world over-saturated with information, photography tips are a dime a dozen. This post is not a tip or tutorial-- partially because it contradicts my opening sentence, but mainly because I'm not qualified to share any tips regarding
Creative Dream Photography Tips - Brittany Bowen Image by Brittany Bowen Watch The Full Video As much as we hope, not everyone is able to book professional models for their photo shoots. Brittany Bowen joins us on Advancing Your Photography to share her tips on getting regular people to feel comfortable with having
John Lennon Memorial, Central Park, NYC What's your most essential tool as an artist? While the right equipment can be an enormous aide to your success, we've all seen artists who can create with very little. And who runs all that fancy gear and tells it what to do? Imagination is what gets the creative
