Craft & Vision’s latest photography ebook: Vision is Better 3 by David duChemin
Craft & Vision has released their latest photography ebook today titled Vision is Better 3: Become a Better Photographer, Make Better Photographs by David duChemin. Curating the best from his blog, David duChemin has put together 50 articles which include tutorials and photographic essays, larger images and two brand new articles in his latest 145-page eBook Vision is Better 3. Vision is Better 3 is the latest and largest ebook in the series Vision is Better, which is a collection about the photographic life. David duChemin shares his insights on the how and why of photography, visual storytelling, and life lessons learnt along the way. Each Vision...
Read MoreAmazing urban landscape photography by Ryan Budhu
"I am a 29 year-old amateur photographer. I also work during the day as a lawyer for the City of New York, specializing in civil litigation. My main focus is taking photos of the New York City cityscape & urban landscape. A secondary focus is capturing the interaction between New York City residents and the structures they inhabit. I am inspired by the images of New York City taken by Bernice Abbott, Diane Arbus, and Robert Frank." ~ Ryan Budhu For more amazing urban landscape photography by Ryan Budhu, you can visit his flickr photostream here. Enjoyed this? Check out...
Read MoreSurreal black and white photography by Vangelis Bagiatis
Vangelis Bagiatis was born on January 30th, 1978. He lives and works as an IT analyst in Athens, Greece. Most of his free time is dedicated to photography, either by watching the work of famous or less famous photographers, or by trying to embody his influences in the pictures he creates himself. His occupation with photography began some years ago and, since, is the ideal media for him to express his thoughts and feelings. His subjects come from whatever catches his attention during big walks around his city or any other place he happens to visit: nature, water, sky but also buildings, urban landscapes, and streets. Moody, abstract and sometimes surreal scenes...
Read MoreFilm photography inspiration by Stefania Jane
"Five years ago a friend of mine gave me a film camera. From my first roll of film I fell in love with everything related to film photography. The feeling you get after you develop your film, the element of surprise and the amazing fact that your memories are impregnated on something tangible and not just data recorded electronically are just a few of the reasons I love film. The skin tones and textures are way above digital pictures and the sound my camera shutter makes is music to my ears. I wasn’t always willing to share my pictures. They were too personal for me. I started taking pictures traveling, because I wanted to record each memory in a...
Read MoreChild & toddler photography by Adriana Varela
Adriana Varela is a natural light child and toddler photographer based in Southwest New Mexico. Her photography has grown in the last ten years from taking simple snapshots to capturing fantasies, adventures, moods, and challenges. Adriana hopes that when you look through her pictures, you feel the magic of childhood all over again. For more child & toddler photography by Adriana Varela, you can visit her flickr photostream here. Enjoyed this? Check out these...
Read MoreBlack and white street photography by Turodrique Fuad
"My name is Turodrique, 40 years old, and I’m a mid-life crisis photographer. I take pictures of everyday objects (scenes, people, etc) which I find emotionally curious. Each picture is mentally tagged with imagined conversations, situations and made-up stories. These tales amuse, confuse and amaze me, but mostly, they help me see myself with blunt honesty. In assigning seemingly ‘discretionary’ emotional qualities to the stories I capture, I now realize that these stories are, essentially, about who I am as a person today." ~ Turodrique Fuad For more Black and white...
Read MoreBeautifully textured photos by Suzanne Cummings
"I first became seriously interested in photography over 50 years ago. My current style is mostly impressionistic. I love taking the raw original and working with it to create an atmosphere and emotion rather than a realistic documentation." ~ Suzanne Cummings For more beautifully textured photos by Suzanne Cummings, you can visit her flickr photostream here or her blog here. Enjoyed this? Check out these...
Read MoreCreative portrait photography by Alex Benetel
"My name is Alex Benetel, I’m nineteen years old and I’m an aspiring fine art photographer. I’m from Sydney Australia and ever since I enrolled into a Visual Design course when I was fifteen, photography has become one of my greatest passions. I’m currently in the middle of a 52 Weeks Project, which like the title suggests, involves me taking one photograph every week for a year. My style has gradually changed over the years and I describe it like this – I aim to create beautiful photographs that capture mysterious yet dream-like worlds, filled with oddities that encompass aspects of reality." ~ Alex...
Read MoreNature & flower photography inspiration by Beatrice Lechtanski
Beatrice Lechtanski lives and works in a small village in the Ardennes. She’s always taken photos to preserve memories, but it was with the purchase of a film SLR Konica Minolta that she started taking photos of nature, plants, flowers and everyday life. Now she also shoots with a DSLR camera and a Polaroid. For more nature & flower photography inspiration by Beatrice Lechtanski, you can visit her flickr photostream here. Enjoyed this? Check out these...
Read MorePhotography inspiration: A selection from The D-Photo flickr group
Hi guys. This is yet another selection from The D-Photo flickr group photo collection. I would love to take this opportunity to thank everyone who has contributed with their greatest work, and has made our group what it is today! Remember, to get involved and have a chance at showcasing your work here too, all you need to do is head over to The D-Photo flickr group, become a member and start adding your photos. There is no limit imposed on how many photos a member can add, so head over there right now and start sharing your best stuff. If it’s interesting in the eyes of other fellow photographers, it will be featured here! For now, I will leave you with this...
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