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Trick Photography eBook and Video Course
Take better photographs today with this instruction manual that includes 295 pages of instruction and 9 hours of how-to video tutorials. You’ll also be getting over 300 creative photographs by some incredibly talented artists from all over the world. This diverse mix of perspectives and techniques goes above and beyond any typical photography manual.
Airborne Beverages Captured Using an iPhone
High speed photography has truly unlocked the floodgates of the most brilliant, imaginative, and novel ideas. On the other side of the spectrum, however, it has also unleashed an astonishingly endless surge of the most inane, useless, and often asinine concepts. That however is not to say they are no less entertaining. Besides, whoever said art should be useful? Should it even make sense? Art constitutes that which arouses the senses or that which provokes you to react. A cursory look at the internet yields a befuddling number of discourses on “what is art?” So what is there to stop designer Manon Wethly, from throwing assorted beverages in their mugs and cups into the air, for her to photograph? Absolutely nothing.
Photo Series ‘The Unseen Seen’ Features a Collection of Classic Movie Film Rolls
Austrian photographer Reiner Riedler pays homage to a sister visual medium, cinema, in his decidedly odd project. The Unseen Seen is a picture collection of film rolls, not just ordinary specimens of these; mind you, but some of the heavyweight classics from cinema’s masters. What seems to be another self indulgent foray into a flighty idea actually yields some surprising, if not bizarrely truthful images. Thanks to Riedler’s friend, Volkmar Ernst, they were able to get their hands on the old film archive of The Deutsche Kinemathek in Berlin, which describes itself as “The whole world of cinema under one roof – from the first moving images to digital film.”
Extremely Essential Camera Skills by Rob and Lauren Lim
The fastest route to better quality photography isn’t buying a new and expensive camera with all the latest bells and whistles. It’s by mastering the one you have. They say that the best camera is the one that you have with you, and this eBook will teach you all the essential camera skills you’ll need to create amazing photographs with whatever camera you may have.
Photographer Captures A Week’s Worth of Groceries of Families Around the World
Germany
Grocery shopping is a shared, common and recurring experience that we take for granted in our everyday lives. Being able to visit and shop at the supermarket is an everyday activity, and one that we cannot do without. For most, grocery shopping can be a matter of practical supply replenishing, while for others, it can be a fun and leisurely event . A brief escape even, from a humdrum, boring existence at home.
Photographer Shoots 50 Disassembled Objects in Photo Series ‘Things Come Apart’
The saying, “the whole is greater than the sum of its parts,” is certainly illustrated here in this picture series conceptualized by artist and photographer Todd McLellan. The idea is to disassemble as many gadgets and devices possible and photograph them in an utter state of arranged disarray, falling apart, or sometimes even thrown in the air. Originally dubbed Disassembly Series, the portfolio was later renamed Things Come Apart. It contains objects that are both retro and modern, items that we use in the course of our daily lives. It is also now a book published by Thames & Hudson.
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