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River Lagan. Walks. Part Twelve
The first Butterfly of 2021 sitting on the River Lagan towpath in all its striking beauty and colours. Butterflies are also the sign of new beginnings, which is why I put the photograph of this one at the start of this part twelve of my River Lagan Walks.
By Aunidan Christi KPGS5 years ago in Photography
Photographer/videographer Jiayi Liang Feels Good Photos Can Touch People’s Hearts and Influence Society
Jiayi Liang with Hollywood A-lister Rosario Dawson Much traveled photographer and videographer Jiayi Liang loved watching movies as a child, closely observing all the moving images. She also now observes how some of the greatest movie directors, like Stanley Kubrick, started out as still photographers, capturing vivid images. For instance, Jiayi notes that Kubrick worked as a “still” photographer for Look magazine. Later as a director on his opulent Barry Lyndon movie, she recalls that he created elaborate vignettes that appear like gorgeous “still” photos.
By ashley collie5 years ago in Photography
Diving With Great White Sharks
I finally got the chance to fulfill my boyhood dream of diving with Great White sharks last week in Guadalupe, Mexico. It was a benefit charter for the Historical Diving Society and we had some very special guests on board, including the legendary underwater photographer, Ernie Brooks. I have been SCUBA diving since 1999, but I only recently got into underwater photography and videography over the last 6 years. If you are a novice or have less than 100 dives, I strongly urge you to focus on your diving. The camera can be a distraction and you have to get used to checking your life support system on a regular basis, stay close to your buddy, communicate with them, AND operate a camera underwater. You need to develop this multitasking over time and I strongly urge safety above all else. That being said, let's dive into this adventure, shall we?
By Jacques Star5 years ago in Photography
Tips for More Presentable and Professional Looking Videos
Ensuring professional and stunning results with videography in Brixton does not necessarily require investing in a lot of expensive equipment - it is more about focusing on some important details and really, devotedly practising your craft.
By George harley5 years ago in Photography
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By David Butler5 years ago in Photography
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By David Butler5 years ago in Photography
New Challenges and New Ideas
With every image that is captured it always leaves a lasting mark that people can hold onto for generations to come. Over the course of time, we have seen countless photographs and paintings that have always been redesigned and tweaked. In which it inspires artists to almost redesign it from their perspective and almost highlight it to entice viewers back to want to pay homage to the original pieces that we all know and love. Which transforms the art and photographs into something that is new, fun, and exciting. It is this sense of creativity and imagination that inspires me to do this with other peoples’ photographs and my own. I get a chance to see how they look from my perspective, and I get to express myself more by adding my own personal flare.
By Joanna Blaze5 years ago in Photography
Shooting Underwater on an Indie Budget
Ever since I was a child, I dreamed of becoming an explorer like Jacques Cousteau. I studied environmental science for 3 years until I figured out that the part of diving that I liked was when I had a camera in my hands for documenting and educating the public, so I shifted my career back to videography, except this time I focused on underwater. I took the professional underwater cinematography course at Hydroflex with Pete Romano: ASC. In case you're not familiar with Pete Romano or Hydroflex, he basically re-engineered underwater housings and cameras back from the stone age to state of the art technology. Before the mid-80's, underwater housings were primitive, cumbersome and difficult to get good results with. His debut was with James Cameron working on The Abyss and the rest is history. If you see a major motion picture with underwater scenes, most likely it's Pete Romano donning the SCUBA gear and getting the underwater shots. I couldn't have had a better teacher.
By Jacques Star5 years ago in Photography
An Artist's Evolution
I was one of those kids who came out as me. I knew I wanted to be an “artist” when I grew up since the time I was three. I wrote it down in my school project. I drew myself with an easel, palette, and beret and while the only of those things I use now is the beret I’d say my baby self would be proud of me for what I do today. I am a mixed media artist & tarot reader ~ your regular sideshow attraction. I am a person of many names and even more games. I love to imagine, create, and realize.
By Lolly Paige Lennox5 years ago in Photography
