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Greek Gods And Goddesses but Make it Fashion. Top Story - June 2021.
I am a Photography student at Nossi College of Art, but I also really enjoy fashion and costume design. Currently in my fine art class, I had to choose a project that would keep my attention for an entire 15-week semester. I chose to do a series of environmental fashion portraits, editorial style, themed after the Greek Gods and Goddesses, and I wanted to create the wardrobe. The assignment requires that the series must contain twenty images and they must all be different. To me, that means making 20 different deity portraits. It will be challenging, but so far it has been really rewarding and it fuels my happiness.
By Sparrow Moose5 years ago in Photography
Photo Studio Hire in London – Tips for a Successful and Pleasant Shoot
If you need high-quality pictures and videos for your business, instead of buying your camera and shooting at your own premises or any random location, it is better to hire a photo studio in London.
By George harley5 years ago in Photography
Terry O'Neill CBE
Terry O’Neill CBE (1938-2019) was one of the world’s most collected photographers with work hanging in national art galleries and private collections worldwide. From presidents to pop stars he photographed the frontline of fame for over six decades.
By Phil Cartwright5 years ago in Photography
The Howling Ape and the Angry Gator
Swamps sorely are underappreciated. Though vaunted, the vast swathes of land in America’s middle are largely desolate. The sprinkling of rocky landmarks across these states hardly makes up for their endless expanses of dullness. Florida’s wetlands are brimming with sounds and sights. The liveliest of forests seem still by comparison.
By Adam Alonzi5 years ago in Photography
The glass between us
I would like you to please shut your eyes for a minute and take a deep breath. Now imagine this from the point of view of a mother: your baby is just born but you get to hold the baby only for a few minutes. If you are lucky perhaps it is a few hours or even a day. But after that, a moment comes when your baby is suddenly taken away from you.
By ExoDoll5 years ago in Photography
The Cheetah and the Garden of Eden
The Serengeti in Tanzania is a vast open landscape of wonder and suprise. But it can also be endless miles of driving through valleys filled with grass, seeing an occasional gazelle or a nervous impala, twitching its fur to get rid of the flies and and avoid the ineviteable predator. From our anthropomorphic eyes, they almost seem to know or sense in some way that all impalas will die in a kill from a perdator in search of its weekly meal. Of course, all safari goers are looking for the hunt. But this cheetah taught me a far deeper lesson.
By Elliot Schildkrout5 years ago in Photography
Taking Nature for Granted
In my neighborhood I see squirrels, coyotes, raccoons, possums, cooper hawks, and red-tailed hawks often. I don't really think about how there might be some people in the world that would be in awe of these animals, because I will just spot them in my yard. I also hadn't thought about how there were places where I could see animals that I would be in awe of without having to go on a safari. That's until I got to Australia and discovered that amazing animals were all around the cities I was visiting. I couldn't imagine that there were people that just see these animals daily.
By ANGELA HEINE5 years ago in Photography
A Flash of Sunlit Minnows
The minnow family — Cyprinidae — is the largest freshwater fish family in the world. There are about 50 genera and over 300 species of minnows in the United States, yet nearly all the people I've ever discussed minnows with couldn't even tell me what a minnow was.
By Laken Hoody5 years ago in Photography
