My personal inspiration about photography – my fields of interest.
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I love looking at other photographers their work. It keeps me inspired and it also gives me ideas for photoshoots. However I still have to practice a lot. I keep looking at other photographers in order to figure out how they created this picture. I follow a lot of photographers on Social Media but also camera brands. This time the Facebook page of Canon caught my eye because of this photographer; Maja Topčagić.
Continue reading “Creative Portrait Photography with Maja Topčagić – Canon”
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We went to Hull to visit the Hull International Photography Festival or Hipphotofest. I saw some amazing work and wanted to share my favorites in this blog.
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I am a big fan of ballet. Like huge you could call it obsessed. Well, almost. I love the moves the dancers make, the flows, telling a story with their body and dancing. I’m following The English National Ballet on Facebook for quite some time now and I came across this beautiful picture made by Jason Bell. The English National Ballet posted a video about how this picture was made and it insired me so much that I had to share this.
Continue reading “Inspiration: Behind the scence with Jason Bell”
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Inspiration comes from different places; books, internet, experience, conversations. I like to search every kind of source to find inspiration. For photography work I use Pinterest a lot. But also magazines, books and Social media. There are some photographers I really like and I wanted to share that with you and hopefully it will inspire you too.
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The second photography workshop was about using flash. We were introduced to different kind of equipment. We learned how to use with a light meter which is making working with flashlight a lot easier. Using a light meter also helps you creating the best exposed photos. The only thing you need to “worry” about is the composition of the lights. Where do you place them in composition with your model/attributes?
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During the first photography workshop we worked with continuous light, LED lights. The advantage of continuous light is that you don’t need any technical experience as you will need when you work with flashlight. You turn the light on, position it as you would like and you are ready to take photos.