Inspiring ways to improve your photos
Inspiring ways to improve your photos
When David Boon was young there’d always been a camera around the house. ‘My dad had been into capturing landscape pictures with an old Hasselblad 500C on trips to the Flinders Ranges,’ he said. But for David who’d been more interested in playing music and songwriting as a youngster, it would take the prospect of love to discover his own hitherto latent picture-taking talent. [Courtesy of Olympus]
By Amanda Bull
With an unusual eye in more ways than one, Perth photographer Brett Canet-Gibson has created space for himself on the artier side of the commercial sphere.
Australia’s photo specialist stores are offering a wide range of photography workshops, courses and seminars over the next few months.
Present-day street photographers can learn a lot from the great photographers of the past. Although our equipment is different and we face challenges that were unheard of in the past, the approaches, styles and aesthetics of early photographers can give us ideas and inspiration that can be applied to our own situations.
We were at an azalea and rhododendron exhibition and I spotted this little bug walking up and down the stamen of an azalea.
We asked for natural world patterns that arise from a clear repetition of nearly identical shapes or colour values.
Tips on how to print your own photobooks at home: the equipment you need and the stages involved in laying out, printing and binding.
By Matt Kinny. Shot on Atauro Island looking across the beach of Beloi with the island of Timor Leste in the background.
By Susan Shanta. The cold, frosty morning and the dew drops are glistening and dancing on the delicate blades of grass.
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