Inspiring ways to improve your photos
Inspiring ways to improve your photos
An Olympus Visionary for the better part of half a decade, Michaela Skovranova has devoted herself to the art of documentary storytelling through her photographs and filmmaking. What began with a primary focus on underwater projects and personal work has widened to now include broader environmental stories. [Article courtesy of Olympus]
Close-up shots pull you directly into a subject and make you focus on its detail. They’re great for highlighting something normally overlooked, and for revealing intimate attributes of larger objects.
Taken in Rutledge Lane in Melbourne. By Lex Rudd.
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The back lit snow flurries on the ridge lines of the mountains provide detail; easily lost in the grandeur of the Canadian Rockies. By Cliff Samson.
By Mark Ditcham. Near Port Hedland in Western Australia…
For a number of years specialist websites have been promoting a technique that involves adjusting the exposure to place the histogram peak as far as possible to the right of the graph without clipping highlights.
In the wake of shutdowns caused by COVID-19 there are plenty of online photography courses available at levels ranging from the most basic instructions to professional skills development.
A few software options for viewing, editing and displaying your images…
Sydney Opera House, shot from Hickson Road.
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