Wednesday Photo Critique #6, 01/02/2013
For this week’s image I have chosen a street photography image from a few years back–2009, to be exact–made in
For this week’s image I have chosen a street photography image from a few years back–2009, to be exact–made in
So, what were the best cameras of 2012? Did your new camera make any of the “best of” lists? Well, if you’d
“What matters is to look. But people don’t look. Most of them don’t look. They just press the button…” -Henri
Generally speaking, the more you can reduce an image to its essential elements, the more powerful it becomes. Simpler is
As part of learning the art of photography, I’ll practice critiquing one of my images every once in awhile from now on
O Superman, by Laurie Anderson “O Superman. O judge. O Mom and Dad. Mom and Dad. O Superman. O judge. O
The Transform tools in Photoshop can be both useful and fun. In the above image I have used the Transform-Distort
Try looking for unusual compositions, billboards or signs. Then, frame your composition and wait for the right person or people
I do occasionally enjoy trying my hand at street photography. It is quite a challenge. I always have in the
Generally, when we capture an image with our camera, we are holding the device at roughly eye level, say, five feet