Archive for the ‘Photography’ Category
Amazing photographs from Iceland’s Eyjafjallajokull volcano
Boston.com has published some incredible photographs taken at the Eyjafjallajokull volcano in Iceland, volcano which erupted recently, affecting the air traffic over Europe.
Visit boston.com to see the rest of the impressive images.
Impressive Examples of Lightning Photography
Lightning photography has always been impressive, and although I always wanted to photograph such nature storms I didn’t have at the time a proper camera, but I hope I will take some pictures of such phenomena soon.
naldzgraphics.net published an article of “40+ Impressive Examples of Lightning Photography” (like the one bellow) showcasing a storm on action that you can look into for inspiration.
So if you are into this kind of photography, or just want to see some unique images, visit the source.
Online resources for photographers
An interesting site for photography passionates, dphotojournal.com is a good resource for the photo domain, you can find there tutorials, reviews of equipment used by photographers, photoshop tutorials, and it also contains a section for downloading dedicated photo editing software. The portal also has a forum and a directory of sites dedicated to photography, so if you have such a site you can promote it there.
Photo sharing is also present on dphotojournal, the site has an online community in the section of MyShutterspace, where you can publish your photo albums or videos. MyShutterspace is a social network for digital photography enthusiasts, there is a social community that can exchange ideas or impressions about the photography, techniques and gears, and you can critiques on photos.
www.dphotojournal.com
www.myshutterspace.com
There are many valuable online resources for photography, these are just two of them, I will cover more in future articles.
Motion Blur Photography
When a camera captures an image, that image does’t represent a single instant of time but the scene over a period of time, because of technological constraints or artistic requirements. Motion blur can occur if the objects in the image move or on a static background if the camera is moving.
The photographer can create this effect of motion blur on a photography, by changing the camera’s shutter speed, which determines the time of exposure for that image.
smashingmagazine.com published an article with 45 beautiful examples of motion blur in photography.
digital-photography-school.com is an interesting site for photographers, you can read photography tips and tutorials. There is also an article from which you can learn ‘How to Capture Motion Blur in Photography‘.
You can see bellow a couple of beautiful motion blur images:

Image by PatrickSmithPhotography

Image by Idle Type
You can click the authors to see each artist’s page on flicker with their other works.
Remembering Tiananmen - Photographs from 1989 & 2009
On June 4th, 2009, was the 20th anniversary of the military crackdown on protesters gathered in Tiananmen Square in Beijing, China. Thousands of students and other citizens gathered in April 1989, protesting for freedom and democratic reform. By May, hundreds of thousands of protesters occupied the square and the protests last till the Chinese Army ended them in the beginning of June 1989.
Now, 20 years after the event, boston.com posted photographs from Tiananmen Square taken in 1989 and 2009 with comments as people remembered. You can view the great collection of photos here.
360 degrees view of an Airbus 380 cockpit
Have you ever wondered how does the cockpit of a plane look like? How about a large passenger plane? Here is an example of complexity, the cockpit of an Airbus A380. Follow the link below for a view of 360 degrees inside the cockpit:
Airbus A380 - cockpit
Panoramic photography made by Gilles Vidal.
Free e-Book: Digital Art Photography for Dummies
A free book that presents the art digital photography, can be read below in the form of e-book. The book is made available by issuu.com where you can find a vast collection of english books in electronic format, which can be browsed directly online, on the website, so you don’t need to download them. Also if you have your own e-books you can upload them there.
Below for photographers, one of the e-books available on-issuu.com, “Digital Art Photography for Dummies” a book from which you can learn how to choose the right equipment, how to make high quality pictures regardless of conditions, how to edit photos in Photoshop and how to get the maximum from a photo.
You can even browse the book here:
If you want you can buy a hard copy from Amazon here:
Digital Art Photography For Dummies (For Dummies (Computer/Tech))


