Mirko Sotgiu: The Sicilian baroque, the strong taste of abundance

The Sicilian baroque, the strong taste of abundance Photos by Mirko Sotgiu Article by Claudia Patrone The refined art to decorate daily life and urban sites, passes even through cooking, overcomes the senses and fill us with nostalgia. In one day like this, I remember when we were children. We are the sons of the [...]

Marc De Tollenaere: Iceland. In nature's kingdom.

Iceland. In nature's kingdom. A journey back in time, through the incredible beauty of this land, young daughter of the last ice age. Iceland is a world of monument canadian pharmacy cialis al cliffs, thundering waterfalls, fjords, beaches of black sand, silent glaciers and deserts of lava. The recent volcanic activity remind us that this [...]

José Antunes: How did you shoot that – The intimacy of orchids

Going into the intimacy of flowers is only open to those that use macro lenses, a moment when backgrounds almost vanish and you’re in a brave new world. I recently came across a comment on a website, someone claiming that everybody was photographing flowers at close range, with backgrounds out of focus, a trend that [...]

Edward Mendes: Want to take better pictures? Do some research.

In my last post I wrote about the importance of visiting new places and the creative spark experiencing something for the first time can bring you.  Packing up the car and heading somewhere new or rarely visited helps me stay out of the creative rut many photographers may find themselves in. As photographers it’s important [...]

Interview with Scott Kelby

[Manfrotto School of Xcellence]: Thank you Scott for letting us interview. We are very happy to have you on the Manfrotto School of Xcellence  one of the most experienced photographers and finest Photoshop instructors.  In in this very pleasing interview we will touch the milestones of your life as a photographer, and enjoy your memories.  Let’s start from the [...]

Jerod Foster: Seven Tips to Attending a Photo Workshop

I spent the last 18 days of May instructing and leading a travel photography course in Spain for the Texas-based university I’ve taught at for the past seven years. I often refer to these types of classes as field courses, and they are very similar to attending a photography workshop hosted by one or more [...]

Special Dolomiti Photo Workshop

Tre Cime di Lavaredo – Dolomites – Italy Photo tour from 18 to 19 June 2011.   An exclusive 2-day workshop in the alpine region of the Dolomites of Sesto – a Unesco Heritage site. This course is appropriate for all photographers with a minimum of photographic equipment and an average level of technical expertise. [...]

Marc De Tollenaere presents: Photographing people in indoor/outdoor

REGISTER HERE FOR THE WEBINAR IN ITALIAN Ever noticed someone who captured your attention because of an interesting face/ light/ movement/ atmosphere? Did you bring home the picture you wanted? Marc De Tollenaere explains the approach needed, the right lens to use and what to look for. Portraits and on location portraits will no longer be [...]

Marc De Tollenaere presents: Travel’s photos

REGISTER HERE FOR THE WEBINAR IN ITALIAN This webinar is dedicated to people interested in reporting, especially during travel or vacation. Marc De Tollenaere will give tricks and tips to help you improve the technique and the approach to this kind of photography. The webinar is free and is held in Italian. Whether it be Aperture priority, Shutter [...]

PhotoFarm School of Photography joins the Manfrotto School of Xcellence in its online photographic educational program

  PhotoFarm School of Photography joins the Manfrotto School of Xcellence, delivering an exciting program of Photo Travels, Photography Workshops, Academy Courses, Webinars and Tutorials. Manfrotto School of Xcellence is proud to announce a new partnership with the School of Photography PhotoFarm. This exciting collaboration will add new content to our online educational program, harnessing [...]

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