I don’t take low-key lighting pictures often. Don’t ask me why, I just don’t know. But sometimes, I can’t resist to take such pictures. I personally believe that low-key lighting photography can have a particularly strong effect for certain type of portraits. I like to use low-key lighting especially in those portraits where a person’s …
Portraits of children – Tim
If you have ever taken pictures of small kids then you know how hard it is. Posing is out of question as well as any chances they would stay in one place for longer than 2 seconds without moving. However, these and many more challenges connected with photographing small children can lead to interesting results. …
Even a housemate can be…
… an interesting model. I write ‘interesting‘ and not ‘good‘ , ‘excellent‘, etc because I think (or rather I hope or even expect) that he will read this article and I don’t want him to become narcissistic, although he already is! . After all, the most important thing a housemate should do is …
Three types of people in photography
I have noticed recently that there are 3 types of people and everyone falls into at least one of a category.
The first type includes those who like to look at pictures. It’s a passive type but doesn’t mean it’s bad. In the second category fall those who take pictures. Here things start to be a …
People, people, give me more people!
As you can imagine from the title, I’ve decided to take my photography a step further and to concentrate on portraits, portraiture, fashion, people documentary or any other type of photography that involves people. Why? There are many reasons, way too many to mention all of them here but to name just few: I realized …
Houston, we’ve got a problem!
Before you start asking questions: yes, a person on a picture attached to this post is me; and yes, I was not shaved; and yes, I was on holidays when the picture was taken. Any more question?
Some of you might know that I’ve been looking for a new job for some time now. …
First Picture, first couple of rules
One of the very basic rules of photography is the one that seems to be the most obvious one (but not always): always take your camera with you wherever you go. Of course, there are certain situations (dinner at your parents in law, funeral, again dinner at your parents in law) where you are not …
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