Adam Barker: Go to the Light!

clean up my credit report This photography thing–it’s about light! I’ve had many people ask me throughout my career how I achieve “that look” in my imagery. My answer is always the same–it’s about being where you need to be when Mother Nature puts on the light show, and it’s about understanding how to capture [...]

Steve Gosling presents: The nature of creativity

Reserve your Webinar seat now here! Join us for a Webinar on October 11 from 4:00 PM to 5:00 PM BST – British Summer Time – – Click here to see your local time Other time zones: 17.00 – 18.00 CEST (Italian Time) 11.00 – 12.00 am EDT (New York Time) Topic of the webinar: [...]

Melissa Mercier: Perfectly Private – 19

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Jose Antunes: Orchids on a Compact

The first thing people tell me when they see my flower photographs is that… I must have a good camera. Well, I do have a camera, I am a regular Canon user, but I do my flower photography with any camera available at the moment. This shot, for example, was done with a simple compact camera, the Casio EX ZR 100.

Fabio Liverani presents: The geographic reportage

Reserve your Webinar seat now at: https://www1.gotomeeting.com/register/862255609 Join us for a Webinar on May 23 from 3:00 PM to 4:00 PM CEST – (Italian Time) – Click here to see your local time Other time zones: 9.00 am – 10.00 am – EDT (New York Time)   Topic of the webinar The webinar will focus [...]

Urbanautica: the special interview with Belgian Photographer Dieter De Lathauwer

The words and images proposed this week by Urbanautica for Manfrotto School of Xcellence, are taken from the special interview with Belgian Photographer Dieter De Lathauwer.  Graduated as a photographer at the Academy of Arts in Ghent, De Lathauwer consider photography as a method, as a means of spending time and forcing himself to look [...]

Urbanautica: The Dawn Roe’s beautiful research ‘Goldfields’

This new chapter of Urbanautica for Manfrotto School of Xcellence is taken from the feature on Dawn Roe’s beautiful research ‘Goldfields’. The American photographer received her MFA in Studio Art from The Illinois State University College of Fine Arts in Normal, IL in 2005 and her BFA in Photography from Marylhurst University in Portland, OR in [...]

Portrait Lighting Basics, Part 5: Working with On-Camera-Lights

The ‘classic’ and most common kind of an on-camera-light is the shoe mount flash used in still photography. This tutorial concentrates on it’s equivalent used primarily on video cameras. Unlike a flash light, it irradiates constant light. There are different types of on-camera-lights concerning the lamp, these are the most common ones: Halogen lamps Before LED [...]

Christian Berges: Portrait Lighting Basics, Part 4:Working with Available Light.

Unless you are working in a studio, where you can set up your lights starting in absolute darkness, you’ll always have to deal with the available light you find on location. It can disturb your visual conception, but it may also help and inspire you. Perhaps there’s a window letting in the soft, diffuse light of [...]

Bruno D’Amicis and his book “The last stronghold”

After three years of work and more than two hundred days spent in the field, the new book about the project to save the endangered wilderness of Tichá Valley in the Slovak Tatras is finally out! “The Last Stronghold” is a large-format book presenting the unique pictures of the Italian wildlife photographer Bruno D’Amicis and [...]

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