Hi there folks, we really hope that you are doing well in the comfort of your homes. Today we want to cheer you up with some beautiful photographs that our members have posted during the last week. Here you’ll find well-curated stuff from the general chit-chat as well as some beautiful shots from Tersha’s latest […]
Author: Federico Alegria
Federico has a decade of experience in documentary photography, contributes some free images to the community and is a University Professor in photography. You can get to know him better here
Hi there folks, we really hope that you are fine and that you haven’t lost your mind already with this global situation affecting all of us in one way or another. But enough sorrow talking, here is your awaited community wrap-up, filled with stunning images that will brighten up your day. Here you’ll find, as […]
Hi there folks, we really hope that you are fine and well, and that you haven’t lost your minds already with this global situation which we’ll avoid to mention again. So, here is your awaited community wrap-up, filled with stunning images that will give you a nicer and brighter day. Here you’ll find as you […]
Hi there folks, here is your long-awaited community wrap-up, filled with stunning images – maybe they’ll inspire you to improve your own photography or simply try out a new shooting technique. Here you’ll find as usual, some rigorously curated stuff from the general chit chat as well as some beautiful shots from Tersha’s latest challenge […]
If it’s raining, photography lives on. Some great tips here to ensure you get the best from shooting outdoors in overcast (and/or wet) conditions. Sometimes bad weather creates opportunity for some highly creative shooting and when the storm has past, little gems can pop up when you least expect them too.
We are challenged to create more meaningful work than ever because we live in the era of endless content streaming. The most striking way to communicate is through photography and as Casper says, it is universal. Let us look at communicating through images by seeing photography as a language.