Monochromatic portraiture that emphasizes mood, intimacy, and the dialogue between light and shadow.
Who knew homework could look this dramatic?

Where absence speaks louder than presence.
#Minimalism2025 #MinimalistPhotography

Kolmanskop is a famous ghost town in the Namib Desert of southern Namibia that rose to prominence during a 1908 diamond rush and was eventually reclaimed by the desert.
The Diamond Discovery (1908)
The town’s story began when Zacharias Lewala, a railway worker, found a “shiny stone” while shoveling sand off the tracks near Lüderitz. He gave…Read More

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Photographing wildlife is much more than just capturing the subject, no matter how spectacular it may be. What follows is a reflection on how a single quote from a master photographer, along with studying his work, shaped approaches to photography and to nature.

The Revelation
Often, photographers are busy on purely technical topics:…Read More

Inspired by Rembrandt, the painter, whose mastery of light and shadow gave us portraits that remain dramatic, moody, and eternal… I sought to echo his unique style, photographing sunflowers under the gentle glow of soft candlelight.

“When you photograph people in colour, you photograph their clothes. When you photograph them in black and white, you photograph their souls.” — Ted Grant
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I’d like to share a small collection of portraits of Fouad Naimi — a Persian man with a strong, unmistakable presence and facial features that lend themselves strikingly to monochrom…Read More

As quiet as a mouse…

My dog chased this little guy into a tree. He sat almost motionless for quite some time.

Camera: Canon EOS 5D mark IV
Lens: Canon 100-400mm L with 1.4x teleconverter

Settings: f 8.0, 1/1000 sec, ISO5000

#WildlifePhotography
#UrbanWildlife

Lindsay shares two one light setups to create Iconic Silhouettes!

#LindsayAdler #StudioLighting #PortraitPhotography

Welcome to Mars! Played around with a red filter, and love these semi-post-apocalyptic images. Shot with a Canon R8, RF35mm with a red filter.
– “Mr Pet” EXIF: 1/125, 100, 5.6
– “Creeping Sun” EXIF: 1/800, 400, 5.6

#StreetPhotography #Monochromatic

Family Portrait
#WildlifePhotography

Title : Be calm

Natures , always has a way of showing how calm it can make the soul.

Canon Eos 600D
Shutter speed :1/60 sec
Apperture: F5.7
Iso: 300

Sunset in the City
#ICM2025
#IntentionalCameraMovement

Old times create the best pictures.

Location: Pretville
Camera: canon 600d
Lens: 35-55mm
Iso: 100
Shutter speed: 1/600
FStop:5.7

Angles play a big roll in Photography , it will either make or break a perfect picture

Wondering through a kids Fairyland in Pretville Town.
1/6 shutter
F5.6
ISO 100
#ICM2025
#IntentionalCameraMovement
#KerstinGH

Luke Brouwers “Zebras” Etosha Pan, Namibia 2022
CANON90D 1/20sec@f32, ISO100 150mm(EF100-400)
I am not a big wildlife photographer like Bruna, whose work I absolutely love but when you get given an oppurtunity do not let it pass. This is a bit of ICM to create this effect
#WildlifePhotography #Convervation #LukeBrouwersPhotography

https://www.naturephotographers.network/articles/creative/photography-with-enthusiasm/

Photography with Enthusiasm - Nature Photographers Network

One of the most complex challenges is getting the subjects that I want to portray in that landscape to be in that dark sector where the flash will illuminate. When they are insects or small animals (amphibians or reptiles), it is not difficult since I can create the frame, leaving the subject in that darkness. But with more active mammals or birds, the challenge is more complex and I often use barriers for those cases.

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