Spring is around the corner and it is a time of the year when everything wakes up from dormancy, including plants, trees, bugs, even some birds and animals. You can feel the warmth, see new growth and it is a season that portrays new life and colours. Some photographers also stay indoors and shoot less during the winter season and so spring can be a time to dust off the camera, to get out and shoot.
Here are 21 photographs of the spring season, to bring some cheer and inspiration to your photography.
Author: Dahlia Ambrose
Dahlia is a stock photographer and full time educator at Light Stalking. You can find her on Gurushots and see some of her more popular articles at The American Society of Media Photographers. Get to know her better here.
Tabletop photography has become quite popular in recent times and a variety of subjects can be photographed by setting them up on a tabletop. You do not need a studio or other fancy gear and lighting equipment for tabletop photography, but can capture impressive images with mostly what you have in hand.
Street photography is a highly challenging genre but at the same time very rewarding. Whether you are capturing the streets using a camera or a smartphone, paying attention to the surroundings and including certain elements can make a boring static image dynamic and compelling. Here are some tips that will help you to capture dynamic street photographs.
Discover how to blur backgrounds with your iPhone or Android device! Learn simple techniques for professional-looking portraits. Click to enhance your mobile photography!
Winter is a great time to capture magical photographs from snowy landscapes to stunning portraits and macros, this is a time of the year when the light is also soft helping with capturing compelling shots especially during the golden hour. Winter photos will work great if you create contrast like the golden sunlight, or contrast colours on subjects or their outfits, etc.
Every photographer loves reading about the craft, so we have put together what we think are the best photography magazines around at the moment.
