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Jako Poolman posted in the group Daily Photo Digest
William C Beall. Faith and Confidence, Washington, DC, September 10, 1957
Photo Credit: Pulitzer.orgTry to define photography. Some photos are planned for. Some are staged, posed and structured. Then there are the photos that just happen, a fleeting moment that will forever be perfect. Just because it happened and because it is life, and someone…Read More
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DPC posted in the group Daily Photo Digest
Richard Avedon. Dovima with Elephants, Evening Dress by Dior, Cirque d’Hiver, Paris, 1955
Photo Credit: Heritage AuctionsRichard Avedon, often hailed as the father of fashion photography, captured the iconic image “Dovima with Elephants” in 1955. Taken at Paris’s Cirque d’Hiver, it features fashion model Dovima, elegantly poised between two…Read More
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DPC posted in the group Travel and Landscape Photography
Hi everyone. Very excited to see this new platform Danie and his team have created. I will be sharing some of my favorite landscape shots on this platform. I am pretty sure everyone knows where this image was taken and I was fortunate enough that it made it into the top 10 at the recent Photo Africa awards in the Landscape category.
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Deon Cerff posted in the group Street Photography
After last night’s great launch, I thought I would put this in the correct Group.
This was shot on my walk-around Ricoh GRIII, at 1/200 sec at f/14 and ISO 200.
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Greg Fullard posted in the group Travel and Landscape Photography
Handy summary of some basic steps to edit landscape photos in Lightroom.
Summary:
Step 1: Lens Corrections
– Remove chromatic Aberration
– Enable Lens CorrectionsStep 2: Crop and Straighten
Step 3: Exposure and White Balance
– Basic Panel, Exposure Setting, WB Setting
– Use shift double-click on the word (e.g. “Exposure”) to get…Read More - Load More Posts
First time I’ve seen this eye-catching photo and it immediately struck a chord! The scene seems almost staged and has a cinematic quality, appearing as though it could be part of a movie. I love how the main subjects – the boy and the policeman – are isolated against the “extras”, apart from the man on the right glancing down and smiling at them.…Read More