Showing posts with label photography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label photography. Show all posts

Sunday, June 3, 2007

Rain Photos. The sun hasn't come out! It's raining, it's pouring...


Bad weather doesn't mean bad photographic opportunities -- there's no need to leave your camera at home. Just read Chris' instructions, pack your equipment, and shoot, believing that a rainy day can bring some interesting surprises.

Friday, March 30, 2007

Photography by Oleksiy Maksymenko

The biggest part of Oleksiy's portfolio are his photographs of Anastasiya. I was a little bit mystified from the start. Who is this pretty woman?
The answer is very simple. The marriage between the photographer and the subject is an old story. In Oleksiy's case "marriage" has a direct meaning. His model Nastya is his wife.

Working together they don't spend a lot of time planning a photo session. They just dive into these scenes, do it, and find their way.

More photos of photo model Nastya


Tuesday, March 27, 2007

Age-map portfolio by Bobby Neel Adams

Images of a person taken when they were young are fused together with a recent photograph.

http://www.bobbyneeladams.com/

We remain by ourselves, despite going through years of experience.
The uniqueness of each person in these photos is visible. A Great Master found a way to
show beauty and originality of people...

Sunday, March 25, 2007

An awe inspiring Image



This is undoubtedly one of the most reproduced Cliff House photographs.

Marilyn Blaisdell's book attributes it to a Japanese boy "T. Imai". The story tells A Japanese boy, noticing the approach of lightning and thunder storm, took the last car for the Cliff House at 10:30 p.m. and was waiting until 2 o'clock a.m.





So, it was decided, that today we would take our photos at the North Beach area which is famous for both fog and cold winds. North Beach was where Adolph Sutro was not afraid to build a tropical paradise inside a glass building with Victorian arches, and palm trees.

First we climbed up and shot in Sutro Heights. Fortunately, this beautiful park is not so well known by tourists... As part of the history of Adolph Sutro's development of the area, Sutro Heights was known for its plant conservatory and Romanistic statues that once decorated the area. Now Marble bases that once held Greek statues are all that's left of the gardens of Adolph Sutro. ...





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An awe inspiring Image...

Saturday, March 24, 2007

Magical Fairytale Moments a photo story By Steve Hunziker


Magic in Nature is the theme of our article. A little imagination and a great image can take you away from your daily cares for a moment. You are only limited by your imagination, and your belief in Magic!

Steve is a multi-faceted Magician/Artist. He has the "Magic" and it comes through in his photography.

"What more could an artist ask for except maybe a client or two?But mostly my prayer is that God will use this magic of art, photography and design prints to reveal some part of His eternal truth and touch someones heart with a message of His eternal beauty and power."

Steve Hunziker

Tuesday, March 20, 2007

The Face2Face Project takes similar photographs of Palestinians and Israelis and displays them together in pairs.

Face2Face posted black-and-white giant portraits of people from Israel and Palestine to show that they are not so different after all.

Photographs of different sizes have been posted on the walls and in the cities. The pictures for the Palestinian territory went up on March 4, and the Palestinian side was completed March 7th.

Read more at
face2face project